On 2/19/2024 2:33 PM, usher99--- via olympus wrote:
Thanks for the post. You were buried deep in bokeh land. I can see the
utility of the 45/1.2 for a nice portrait lens.Interestingly but not surprising, the
sample Oly 45/1.2 vs background blur the image at F8 with gaussian blur was just a hairs
breadth less nice than the shot at F8 with the naturally produced f1.2 background.
That's a reason I've become sorta adept at background blur. With Quan Yin, you can see that it gets trickier as there
are more elements at different depths and masking them all would be a real pain. It also seems to me that one nice thing
about these lenses is the smooth transitions from in to out of focus. I'll be visiting Quan Yin again in about three weeks.
I see you tried out the new dof control feature in PS which may not be as good
as what you already can achieve in PS,
Depends on the individual image, I think. And then, the feature is still in
development.
but also curious what you thought of the new bubble bokeh simulator in the same
set of tools?
Just haven't had the right image, nor looked for one, as I've been lost in the Bokeh Zone. I'll get to it, but no
hurry, as I do have the TTArtisan bubbler.
In the Zone Moose
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