This is the one if Dave doesnt know ..




Lets see your creamy BOKEH Please :)

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Well to be technical Bhupinder... your thread title specifically states "creamy bokeh" and not bokeh in general. So technically, your thread should only contain bokeh that is of 'creamy' quality.

now i remember... or are the threads getting bumped to the next pages quickly?

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Yeah, I always assumed that the "creamy bokeh" thread was specifically for creamy bokeh. In addition to the thread title the first post mentions also "silky" and "smooth" which are synonymous with this particular flavor of bokeh. There are obviously other types/qualities of bokeh besides "creamy", e.g. "specular," "swirly"/ "cats-eye" and "donut."

I don't feel like there's necessarily an issue with this new thread that takes a "big tent" approach and apparently welcomes ALL types of bokeh.

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I hope this counts as creamy, silky

Both images made with a Panasonic G2 with a Nikon 50mm f1.4 pretty wide open

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My second shot with my brand new 75 f 1.8 just to show the short DOF. Okay, the bokeh too (hand held 1/160, f 1.8, ISO 1250 ;-) Okay, get carried away and added some diffuse glow so that doesn't come from the lens ;-)

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Oly EPL2 w panny 20mm 1.7

What a marvelous shot.

Flowerpower. 20mm f1.7:

Urban Flowers by Napier Lopez

This one had more bokeh than I expected it to. 45mm f1.8:

Turtle Rock by Napier Lopez

This one is was shot purely for bokeh fun. 45mm f1.8:

Fence and Bokeh by Napier Lopez