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some shots yesterday at my sister-n-laws

I don't know much about cameras, but why would you want one part ultra clear but the rest blurry, vs. everything fairly clear? I'm really asking.
 
Thanks everyone for all of your kind words.

I don't know much about cameras, but why would you want one part ultra clear but the rest blurry, vs. everything fairly clear? I'm really asking.
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In photography some people really like to have some shots where the center of attention is highly sharp and yet the other part of the picture is blurred out that is called "Bokeh"

an example of Bokeh taken with my Tamron macro lens

Regards,
CA

BOKEH
 
Originally posted by: computerABUSER
Thanks everyone for all of your kind words.

I don't know much about cameras, but why would you want one part ultra clear but the rest blurry, vs. everything fairly clear? I'm really asking.
Click to expand...

In photography some people really like to have some shots where the center of attention is highly sharp and yet the other part of the picture is blurred out that is called "Bokeh"

an example of Bokeh taken with my Tamron macro lens

Regards,
CA

BOKEH
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:thumbsup: Gives a nice depth of field feeling.
 
Originally posted by: Slickone
I don't know much about cameras, but why would you want one part ultra clear but the rest blurry, vs. everything fairly clear? I'm really asking.
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The contrast makes the focus of the image appear much sharper than it is.

And I went into this thread thinking you took alcohol shots with your inlaws..
 
Originally posted by: Slickone
I don't know much about cameras, but why would you want one part ultra clear but the rest blurry, vs. everything fairly clear? I'm really asking.
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You want to the person(s) in focus and the rest out of focus. It draws attention to them and makes them stand out.

Koing
 
wow......

are these tamron lenses the ones everyone goes on about, made of some special glass or somethin? i know nothing about the SLR world 🙁
 
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
wow......

are these tamron lenses the ones everyone goes on about, made of some special glass or somethin? i know nothing about the SLR world 🙁
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Tamron's lenses in general are nothing special, it's just that the Tamron 28-75 2.8 Xr Di is a great value at $300 or so used and produces sharpness comparable with Canon's 28-70 lens which goes for hundreds more.
 
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