Fred wrote:
> 
> > No, it's not just bad bokeh. Actually the bokeh isn't that bad.
> 
> Thanks for the specimen shot.  As for the distinction you make
> between "swirlies" and bokeh, I'm not sure that I agree with the
> distinction (or, to be more specific, the necessity for such a
> distinction).  

I saw the circular or spiral orientation to the bokeh 'blobs' in her
swirly out of focus image.
I think "swirley" is a good description for the phenomenon.  <g>

> To me, "swirlies" still represent a form of bad bokeh
> - in other words, there are several ways that a lens can provide
> unpleasant (yes, I know that's a subjective term) out-of-focus areas
> in an image, and a bad case of "swirlies" is just one of them.
> 
> Fred

keith whaley

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