Here's one of my grandma taken with my favorite portrait lens, a 135mm f/3.5
Lentar T-mount preset. Love this lens. Fits any camera I can find a
T-mount adaptor for. Beautifully soft wide open, sharp stopped down, great
bokeh. Cost $15 at a pawn shop.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1005538&a=7400080&p=25576104&Sequence=0&res=high
I haven't done any portraits with the Zuiko 75-150/4 yet but even in the
architectural shots I've been doing I can see some very attractive bokeh,
especially when the iS-1/2 series macro diopter is attached.
Would I snub a Zuiko 85/2, 100/2 or 100/2.8? Do I seem *that* crazy?!?!
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Lex Jenkins
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