Ken, that is a most interesting and original shot, I really like it.
In every aspect possible it goes to show that technical aspects of a
photograph,
(such as resolution) has so very little to do with what makes a pleasing
photograph.
I must be honest, I am neglecting my 50/1.4 (the 90/2.0 and 24/2.0 live
on my camera) but you actually inspired me to put it on the camera
today.
Even scarier, you are almost inspiring me to shoot colour. 35mm colour
film.
Oh, the blashphemy!
Well done Ken, beautiful.
D.
On 29 Apr 2010, at 2:45 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
> A picture from two nights ago is posted on www.zone-10.com and
> illustrates
> the "horrible" bokeh of the OM Zuiko 50mm F1.4 lens wide open.
>
> Lens: 50mm F1.4 (>1,100,000)
> Camera: OM-3Ti
> Film: Fujifilm NPZ 800
>
> Low res scan from a PhotoCD.
>
> AG
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