Show me your Micro Four Thirds (MFT M4/3) bokeh shots!!!

Hey guys...

So I'm really, really, REALLY wanting an Olympus OM-D right now. I travel a ton and I would love a weathersealed, compact, light, high quality body.

Two things are keeping me away right now:
- The 9-18 lens isn't weathersealed (this would be my most-used lens)
- While I don't shoot a lot of stuff with shallow DOF, I do enjoy the option of doing it...

Losing TWO STOPS of DOF with the M 4/3 sensor seems like a lot...but maybe I'm wrong...

So please show me the best bokeh/shallow DOF shots you got with your M4/3 setups...please post which body/lens you took it with an the basic settings (mainly, the f-stop).

Thanks!!!

Tamas

Seriously guys? NOTHING??!!

Here are two taken with the Olympus OM-D EM-5. The first one is at 45mm f1.8. The second one is at 20mm f1.7.

This is my kind of topic.
All of the were shot on a Pen EPL1 with an adapted 50mm Minolta md lens, f1.4
And I'm willing to bet I shot all of these wide open because I have a serious addiction to bokeh.
I'll try to stay conservative with how many I post.

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wow. What an unpopular thread...

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This is just with a cheap zoom

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5 year bump or not, this is a good idea for a thread! I don't shoot wide open all that often, usually just for exposure needs, but I'll throw some photos in.

Just got the Mitakon 25mm f0.95 (50mm f1.9 FF equivalent) and it's pretty cool! Shot wide open:

I believe the OP is victim of the misutilization of words propogated by the internet!

'Good bokeh vs. bad bokeh', the concept is illustrated in the first illustration here
http://eloisephotograp​hyprojects.blogspot.co​m/2014/10/bokeh-research.html

but

'Shallow DOF vs. Deep DOF'...is what you get from shorter FL on smaller frame size (e.g. 13mm FL on 13mm tall frame (4/3) vs 24mm FL on 24mm tall frame (135) for same AOV captured on the frame height, with cameras at same position:

• 13mm FL on 4/3 format at f/2 focused at 10' = 20/20 vision DOF zone depth of 47.6"
  
• 24mm FL on 135 format at f/2 focused at 10' = 20/20 vision DOF zone depth of 27.2"
  

As this graph shows, the 4/3 format has about half the blur intensity in the far field, compared to the FF equivalent FOV.