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David
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That's a pretty great capture!
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ChromaticAberration wrote:
I don't love the expression on the child's face but the DOF worked really well. Very moody.
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Bob van Sikorski
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Bob van Sikorski wrote:
on contrary, the expression is gorgeous. it is not another boring photo of smiling child. this picture says something more. something you can start thinking of. and that is reason why i like this photo. author has even luck of good background which makes bokeh even better than usual. for me it is in total excellent capture. congratulations.
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SonicScot wrote:
I find the bokeh quite distracting, it keeps dragging my eye from the subject.
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Nisseliten wrote:
It's an "artsy" picture, and in that regard it does very well. Good work.
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Nordentro wrote:
Very nice bokeh and face expression, looks like a great lens! 
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kuuan wrote:
great focus, very sweet kid, I like her expression too 
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belenois wrote:
Thanks for great replies. This lens is radioactive and sold it.
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tikkathree wrote:
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| Thanks for great replies. This lens is radioactive and sold it. |
Really? You kiddin? Did it glow in the dark?
Was this a 35mm lens please or 645 MF?
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Bob van Sikorski
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Bob van Sikorski wrote:
100% 35mm, or did you saw some F1.4 for 645 anywhere? Radioactive is thanks to thorium.
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| ChromaticAberration wrote: |
| I don't love the expression on the child's face but the DOF worked really well. Very moody. |
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Tesselator
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Tesselator wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| ChromaticAberration wrote: |
| I don't love the expression on the child's face but the DOF worked really well. Very moody. |
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Also that's a pretty funky bokeh. I guess it could be used "creatively" but it doesn't seem suited for portraiture.
PS: Radioactive lenses won't hurt you unless you wear them 24/7 in your jock-strap for a number of years - or unless you swallow them  (Honest!)
Since all the nuke testing (thousands!!!), WWII, Chernobyl, Fukushima, and others, you actually receive about 10x the daily dose of radiation than sleeping with a pile of these lenses would induce. Prior to WWII this was not the case however and BG radiation was zero in most places around the world! (these are the facts. unfortunately!)
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tikkathree wrote:
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| 100% 35mm, or did you saw some F1.4 for 645 anywhere? Radioactive is thanks to thorium. |
Well I was presuming 35mm. If there is a 1.4 lens for 645 I'm sure I couldn't afford it!
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belenois
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belenois wrote:
Yes, 35mm.
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