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Bokeh lesson by Pentax DA*!
Posted By: mikerigel, 05-14-2008, 06:31 AM

You just need to find a nice subject, a colorful flower will do.. and take the shot!
Here's the result:


1/1500s f/4.0 at 135.0mm iso100. K10D and DA* 50-135mm.

I love how sharp and soft it is at the same time.. definitely my favorite lens!!
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05-14-2008, 06:38 AM   #2
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very nice!

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Very pretty!

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QuoteOriginally posted by mikerigel Quote

I love how sharp and soft it is at the same time..

My thoughts exactly! Very nice shot.

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gorgeous. well done.
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Great shot! After seeing shots like these, I want that lense even more!
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Wow... just... wow!

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That photo is a stunner.
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Wow! Good thing I don't need this lens.

I don't need this lens.

I don't need this lens.
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Of course you don't need this lens -- You're waiting for the DA* 60-250mm f/4 !

THe 50-135 is certainly awesome, though. Depending on the 60-250 reviews and price, one of them will be my next telephoto purchase.
I think with either one, you can't go wrong
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Great 3D effect with that bokeh !! and the colors are fantastic.
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Great shot indeed, any post-processing on this one?

Cory

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That's ok if you are into that perfection thing
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QuoteOriginally posted by timbo13 Quote
very nice!

Tim
Thanks Tim!

QuoteOriginally posted by rmtagg Quote
Very pretty!
I just captured what I saw, a pretty flower. Thank you.

QuoteOriginally posted by Fritz Quote
My thoughts exactly! Very nice shot.
That's why I love this lens.

QuoteOriginally posted by séamuis Quote
gorgeous. well done.
Thanks!
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QuoteOriginally posted by Truax_photo Quote
Great shot! After seeing shots like these, I want that lense even more!
good!! )

QuoteOriginally posted by ftpaddict Quote
Wow... just... wow!
Thanks!

QuoteOriginally posted by synnyster Quote
That photo is a stunner.
Thank you

QuoteOriginally posted by rparmar Quote
Wow! Good thing I don't need this lens.

I don't need this lens.

I don't need this lens.
But what if you want it instead ? )

QuoteOriginally posted by cputeq Quote
Of course you don't need this lens -- You're waiting for the DA* 60-250mm f/4 !

THe 50-135 is certainly awesome, though. Depending on the 60-250 reviews and price, one of them will be my next telephoto purchase.
I think with either one, you can't go wrong
And I think you're right!
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