Originally posted by MarkJerling We want a whole page on the "bokeh" once you get to the full-featured in-depth review Mike!
Sure thing, Mark.
From what I can glean at this stage, the camera cleverly offers the same depth of field at all fields of view, and produces files that are compatible with the widest-possible range of post-processing software, to enable zone-specific bokeh through selective application of the software's tools. This is ground-breaking, IMHO, since it places full control of bokeh with the photographer, post capture (almost like light-field photography). We all know that the Pentax D*FA50/1.4 is a phenomenal lens, but it can only achieve this same depth-of-field-agnostic result when set at a specific focal distance and accompanying aperture, yet this new camera achieves this by default. And then, of course, not all software can process Pentax raw files...