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BH Photo Store by Marcos Iuato

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When I first mounted 85 f/1.2 I felt it was special, it is plastic but it is has a very nice texture. After a few shoots I became a bokeh addicted. Yeah it has a very slooooow focus, huge, heavy and bloody expensive, but I could not think anything else than this special bokeh it produces.

Singapore Zoo by Dennis C

7D on 400mm 2.8 prime

Chinatown Temple by Dennis C

Chinese New Year 2015 on 7D

Gothic Grace by Dennis C

Shot at Farid's studio, luv to play with his multitude of lightings

Racequeen Hoa Miran by Dennis C

Batam Pageant by Dennis C

Jolene by Dennis C

Fort Canning

Idol Ahri from League of Legends by Dennis C

Went to KL to shoot this lugging some heavy AD360 and 2 more. It was worth it. Using the ultra sharp Sigma ART 50mm f1.4 FE

Model a famous coser

MD: AngelQueen

Cyber Geisha by Dennis C

Medley of lights

Girl From Nowhere by Dennis C

IMG_1715a by Dennis C

Chinese Garden by Dennis C

Motorshow by Dennis C

Cosplay at Downtown East by Dennis C

vOrphans Charity by Dennis C

Val's wedding by Dennis C

bokeh addicted by Kirill Kondratyev

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Shot with a Zenit-E, Helios 44M 2f./58mm.

Fujicolor Pro 160S

Shot at Carpark on a rainy day by Dennis C

1 strobe left, one behind with coloured gel

Leaf I shot at Cameron Highlands by Dennis C

Using my first mirrorless Olympus P6

Pentax Auto-Takumar 3.5/35 by Jörg Krüger

Pentax Auto-Takumar 3.5/35, with M42 screw-mount.

Really a cute lens, very small, the diameter of the filter thread is only 46 mm. In 1958 Asahi introduced its first camera with an automatically closing aperture, the Pentax K. So, the according lenses are called "Auto-Takumar", and actually they are only semi-automatic: you have to open the aperture manually with a lever on the aperture ring. This 3.5/35 was introduced in 1959 and has already a simplified lever.

This lens has a forerunner, the preset Takumar 4/35, which was the first Japanese 35 mm wide angle for a 35 mm SLR.

The design of this 3.5/35, 5 elements in 4 groups, was kept until the K-version from 1975 (later versions got the SMC coating of course). As I found out, this lens is appreciated by landscape photographers; stopped down it has a decent and homegeneous sharpness over the whole picture. So, probably this is no lens for bokeh addicted.

Balade d'automne ... Bruno LUSCHER by ☞ Phi Bokeh ☜ ʎɥdɐɹƃoʇoɥd

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