Thanks Walt for your explanation on use of the 77/1.8 or 85/1.4 unobtrusively from a distance, so that people don't get nervous or fidgety when they see you photographing them. But I would definitely not use it in Studio Portrait shoots unless I had quite a large studio. I remember the TLRs of yesteryears with the 75 or 80 mm lenses which were so popular in Studios for Portrait shots. My friend had the Samyang 85/1.4 for his Pentax K-r, but sold it as he thought the focal length was not very useful for his photography. This guy had (2) bodies and a lot of lenses. Regards. Bipin.
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