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This picture was taken with a manual prime lens, which had a 8-blade aperture. Its bokeh was quite pleasing.
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Good job with this lens, really the boked effect is really nice. Best regards, Ricardo
Ricardo Rico at 02:16 CEST on 31-Aug-2007 [Reply]
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Thanks, Ricardo. I am glad you like the picture. To get a good picture, I always feel that the quality of blur in the out-of-focus area is as important as the in-focus sharpness.
Best regards,
Lee
Lee W at 06:15 CEST on 01-Sep-2007 [Reply]