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I know the 50mm 1.2 is really great but I can't quite afford that yet. I'm only 16. Do you know of anything with really great bokeh maybe under the price of 400? Would you recommend the 50mm 1.4? Does it have great bokeh? What else?
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Since how a lens interprets out of focus areas behind the subject varies from lens to lens and is subject to the interpretation of the photographer, no one can really answer this question.
The f/1.2 lens is only necessary for shooting in low light situations and in most cases not worth the added cost for even the experienced pro, let alone a beginning photographer.
Why don't you go into a camera store and put a 50 mm f/1.4 on your camera and take some shots with the aperture wide open and focused on a subject near the camera and decide for yourself?
Here is a link that shows what different lenses do to the out of focus area behind the subjects.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/bokeh-comparison.htm
Bokeh has become a buzz word around those who are just entering into photography. It is only useful when shooting things like portraits, fashion and glamour or things that selective focus is the goal. That Bokeh is an out of focus area behind the subject, not BLUR, is missed by many new users of cameras. Blur is caused by camera or subject movement when shooting using slow shutter speeds. Blur can be identified by a directional smear in one direction or an other. It can become a compounded problem if the camera moves one direction and the subject another at slow shutter speeds.
Since how a lens interprets out of focus areas behind the subject varies from lens to lens and is subject to the interpretation of the photographer, no one can really answer this question.
The f/1.2 lens is only necessary for shooting in low light situations and in most cases not worth the added cost for even the experienced pro, let alone a beginning photographer.
Why don't you go into a camera store and put a 50 mm f/1.4 on your camera and take some shots with the aperture wide open and focused on a subject near the camera and decide for yourself?
Here is a link that shows what different lenses do to the out of focus area behind the subjects.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/bokeh-comparison.htm
Bokeh has become a buzz word around those who are just entering into photography. It is only useful when shooting things like portraits, fashion and glamour or things that selective focus is the goal. That Bokeh is an out of focus area behind the subject, not BLUR, is missed by many new users of cameras. Blur is caused by camera or subject movement when shooting using slow shutter speeds. Blur can be identified by a directional smear in one direction or an other. It can become a compounded problem if the camera moves one direction and the subject another at slow shutter speeds.
Ok I am debating on which canon lens should I but?
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I am debating between the canon EF 200mm f/2.0L IS USM or the canon EF 70 to 200 F2.8L IS mrk ll? Which one would you get? Is the 200mm f2.0 is justify the price for it.
Answer
Canon EF 200mm f/2L IS USM Telephoto Lens.............
* Super fast auto focus
* Speed, F/2 at 200mm!!
* Unbelievable perfect 10 Images!!
* This lens WILL get you attention
* Otherworldly image stabilization!
* Great build quality weather sealed
* Fantastic perfect buttery smooth Bokeh
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=+Canon+EF+200mm+f/2L+IS+USM+Telephoto+Lens.&x=0&y=0&tag=pntsa-20
* The absolute best in-door concert and event lens ever created!
Canon EF 200mm f/2L IS USM Telephoto Lens.............
* Super fast auto focus
* Speed, F/2 at 200mm!!
* Unbelievable perfect 10 Images!!
* This lens WILL get you attention
* Otherworldly image stabilization!
* Great build quality weather sealed
* Fantastic perfect buttery smooth Bokeh
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=+Canon+EF+200mm+f/2L+IS+USM+Telephoto+Lens.&x=0&y=0&tag=pntsa-20
* The absolute best in-door concert and event lens ever created!
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