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I was lucky enough to have a colleague's Canon 35mm f2 for most of the day and this was one of the shots I took. When compared to my 18-55 kit lens this is a great lens. Awesome Bokeh, fast focus and clear image.

I was lucky enough to have a colleague's Canon 35mm f2 for most of the day and this was one of the shots I took. When compared to my 18-55 kit lens this is a great lens. Awesome Bokeh, fast focus and clear image.

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Although I'd been steadily taking vacation pictures over the years, I only just got serious about photography again about a year ago and was wondering wtf this bokeh business was that people were talking about. I looked it up wondering why I'd never heard of it before. Simple answer: I'm old. The word hadn't been invented (or used by English speakers) yet when I first learned photography. We used to just say Blurriness. :O

WTF is this rank?

Although I'd been steadily taking vacation pictures over the years, I only just got serious about photography again about a year ago and was wondering wtf this bokeh business was that people were talking about. I looked it up wondering why I'd never heard of it before. Simple answer: I'm old. The word hadn't been invented (or used by English speakers) yet when I first learned photography. We used to just say Blurriness. :O

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KingPagla wrote:Although I'd been steadily taking vacation pictures over the years, I only just got serious about photography again about a year ago and was wondering wtf this bokeh business was that people were talking about. I looked it up wondering why I'd never heard of it before. Simple answer: I'm old. The word hadn't been invented (or used by English speakers) yet when I first learned photography. We used to just say Blurriness. :O

My bad. I'm new to this and Bokeh is all I read about (not that I'm looking). I had to google it for a bit until I finally got a description. I just accepted it as a term of the field.

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KingPagla wrote:Although I'd been steadily taking vacation pictures over the years, I only just got serious about photography again about a year ago and was wondering wtf this bokeh business was that people were talking about. I looked it up wondering why I'd never heard of it before. Simple answer: I'm old. The word hadn't been invented (or used by English speakers) yet when I first learned photography. We used to just say Blurriness. :O

My bad. I'm new to this and Bokeh is all I read about (not that I'm looking). I had to google it for a bit until I finally got a description. I just accepted it as a term of the field.