Canon 16 35mm f2.8: Bokeh

So, the aperture f2.8 make sure that we get along with the compression when we zoom in a little bit or all the way to 35 mm we get enough compression and along with the f2.8 aperture we can get some very nice bokeh blurry background the shallow depth of field it's not bad at all.

I don't have a lot of angles where there's good depth in the shot, and that means that my background at f/4 just isn't blurred out enough to create some really nice separation between me and the background.

2.8 aperture as you may know the lower the aperture the more background separation you can get with an image that you are shooting 2.8 is pretty low while many prime lenses can go even lower than that having said a 2.8 aperture with a zoom lens that has a little more fluctuation and what you can do…