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I guess a lens with low border resolution may do it better...

Quantity <> quality... lots of blur does not necessarily mean pleasant blur

Following your argument, high resolution (which are usually high-end) lenses should mostly show busy bokeh. That's usually not the case, especially with primes.

-- Markus

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Quantity <> quality... lots of blur does not necessarily mean pleasant blur


Following your argument, high resolution (which are usually high-end) lenses should mostly show busy bokeh. That's usually not the case, especially with primes.


-- Markus

 

Nice "series". It does suggest that such scenes are difficult to capture pleasingly. Further, if people dis a lens for its bokeh based only on such a scene, it should not be generalized.