Bokeh is a Japanese word that means “blurred”, “out of focus”.
From a technical point of view, in photography it is used to indicate the blur quality of a lens.
At the basis of everything, however, there must be an understanding of light. Knowing that light is needed to take photography is nothing revolutionary or innovative, it's a well-known thing. If you are a photographer who wants to become aware of what he does.
I'm going to buy this vintage lens, it's the clone of the most famous and known, PENTACON 50mm f/1.8. Change only the name brand on the barrel. But it's exactly a PENTACON. It costs a few tens of euros less, it is certainly less resalable in the future. But it is a lens with excellent characteristics, with F1.8 that fascinates and interests me. I'm looking for a good quality piece, we'll see if I get lucky.
I discovered vintage lenses a few months ago, and I fell in love with the dynamic rendering of colors and the particular look that these lenses give to photographs.
