Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/06/26
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>Tina,
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>Those are beautiful, wonderful images, and they show the great abilities of
>the Noctilux. I don't understand, however, your one comment:
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>> If you can see the bokeh, you should not be
>> using the Noctilux!!
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>Do you mean the opposite? If you can't see the bokeh, then you are stopped
>down and don't need the Noctilux. If you can see the bokeh, then you are
>wide open and you do need the Noctilux.
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>Bob
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I may be reading Tina wrong but I believe she meant exactly what she
said; i.e., if you can see the bokeh, then there's enough light present
to use a lens with a smaller maximum aperture. If that's NOT what she
meant, then I suppose I missed her point. Even so, I'm not sure I agree
as the subject's background will have a decided effect upon the presence
or absence of bokeh.
Walker