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Bokeh difference 35 1.4 @ f2.8 vs 24-70 @ 35mm 2.8 ?

 
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Aug 18, 2012 12:02 |  #1

Will the bokeh be shallower as the 35 1.4L is basically a faster lens, or the same when both are set to f2.8 ?
Or would there be an advantage of the prime (next to the sharpness/colours) ?


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Aug 18, 2012 12:09 |  #2

Same. You can do this test with your 85 an 70-200. The quality might be different though.


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Aug 18, 2012 12:14 |  #3

CanonYouCan wrote in post #14874692 (external link)
Will the bokeh be shallower as the 35 1.4L is basically a faster lens, or the same when both are set to f2.8 ?
Or would there be an advantage of the prime (next to the sharpness/colours) ?

You mean depth of field, not bokeh. The prime will be sharper in this case, but dof will be the same.


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Aug 18, 2012 12:17 |  #4

The claim is that the mark2 version of the 24-70L will have smoother bokeh because the aperture blades are different. But the depth of field is not a function of anything other than focal length, so at 35mm as Charlie says, they will be both the same.


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