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A 15 image in-camera focus stack of moss stems on top of our a wall in the garden.
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The beach was beautiful, today! ♥
Maybe I'm posting to many bokeh photos, lately, but I just can't help it... :-)
As per the discussion at Morty's regarding my Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D.
The lens produces extremely blocky bokeh at f2.8... at f1.8 (as in this shot) the bokeh is quite a bit better but still not circular.
(Also, judging by all the spots.. it looks like some part of my camera needs cleaning)
Pensando en bokeh!
Thinking in Bokeh!
Crec que és una altra manera de veure, de pensar i de viure!
Happy Bokeh EveryDay!
HBE!
Després de dinar...
Trobada Alacant MARQ i excavacions (26 de setembre de 2009)
just taken today on my way home, with my Megatron lens(as one of my friend calls my Sigma 150-500 OS) :D
HBW!
Thought I'd check the bokeh on the Quattro DP2with the lens wide open and under 1 meter from the lens. I thought it did OK, but some of the older lens designs have the swirly look this does not. To this bugshutter's eye, it's no detriment.
Handheld, using AF; could have done better, but was only looking for bokeh, not a Pulitzer...
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Canon 60D | EF 50mm f1.8 | 50mm | 1/400 sec. | F 2.2 | ISO 100 | Programma AV | Cavalletto | Scatto a mano | Data di scatto: 18.09.2011 - Ore 12;27
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In Plaza de Castilla “intercambiador” (bus station), they put those kind of banks 10cm wide, one meter high and 4 meters long. They are strange but the defocus wonderfully.
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En el “intercambiador” de Plaza de Castilla, pusieron esos especies de bancos de 10cm de fondo, un metro de alto y 4 metros de ancho. Son raros pero salen de maravilla desenfocados.
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Dans le “intercambiador” de plaza de Castilla, ils on mis ces espèces de bancs de 10cm de profondeur, un mètre de haut et 4 mètres de large. Ils sont bizarres mais deviennent fantastiques flous.