Alright!, another Bokeh discussions - and why I just love this list. Keep the
waxing philosophical coming, oats, nits, and all.
And my take, a pinhole has bokeh due to diffraction, and the fact the pin hole
affects the resolution. So, even stopped down, a lens has 'micro-bokeh'. ...
and doesn't diffraction depend on color, so a pinhole is not chromatically
corrected.
So is there chromatic bokeh?
Wayne
At 1/17/2011 04:07 PM, Andrew Fildes wrote:
>Except that everything is not in focus - just apparently so. Which means that
>the areas just off focus will be rendered in a particular way which may be
>what gives a particular lens its character - so how about we invent the term
>'micro-bokeh' and start a whole new area of lensgeek discourse? :-)
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>On 17/01/2011, at 11:34 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
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>> Agreed. The definition of bokeh relates to the appearance of
>> out-of-focus parts of the image. If everything is in focus there is no
>> bokeh.
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