Thanks! The blurriness is because I’m shooting at a wide aperture. For example, my latest photos in Edinburgh were mostly shot with the 50mm at ƒ1.4. Get in close to your subject, shoot wide open and you’ll get that shallow depth of field which results in nice bokeh.
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“I really like your photos! How do you get that much amount of blurriness? Where are you shooting with? Thanks! :)” – Martijn Melaet
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“I know you own one of these sexy things, and being my first lens with USM (my main lens is a Tamron 28-75 f/2.8 that I could have pretty much welded on and been happy) I am pretty sure I’m gonna lose my shit over the quality of the lens when it arrives. Does that sound accurate?” – lancesky
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It totally sounds accurate. I think my 50mm is my most used lens. Super versatile. And at ƒ1.4 you’re going to be taking some sexy portraits!
