Canon 28mm f3.5 › Bokeh
5 positive · 2 mixed · 5 critical mentions across 12 sources.
represents that F 3.5 that opening in the back of the lens determines how blurry your background is going to be so a lens that opens to F 1.4 is going to get you a very blurry background it's going to get you that subject separation that people like for portraits where the person is sharp in detail…
because if you're taking nighttime shots then you want a camera lens that works well at f1.8 the lens does not really have great quality Boker if you look at this picture taken at f1.8 the outer Focus background is looking a little bit rough on its highlight that's another shame because having…
or anything else that might want to run away from you bear that in mind so on the whole this lens is quite technically accomplished with interesting parameters what's least interesting about the lens is it's decidedly average maximum aperture of only f3.5 it doesn't really let in a lot of light or…
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