Hi Albano, I have a Pentax Lenses and Accessories brochure, 06771, from the time bridging the K and M lenses. In the blurb about the K 200/2.5 it says
"...ever mindful of the needs of the professional photographer [...] its 6-element, 6-group optical design ensures high contrast and definition, as well as attractive out-of-focus highlights." So which bit do we believe?? <g> I remember others from their brochures, but this is the first I found to confirm it. Incidentally, if the Hasselblad lens is a Carl Zeiss and it is like the CZ lenses for 35mm, then it certainly will have nice bokeh. Bob Tuesday, September 24, 2002, 9:41:12 PM, you wrote: > In www.hasselblad.com, they say about new HC 645 lenses: > "In addition, the special optical design of the lenses provides a uniquely > soft, smooth quality to the blurred or out-of-focus > areas of the image." > I think it's the first time I see "official" manufacturer stuff talking > about bokeh, including all brands. > We all know the great Pentax bokeh, but I've never seen it on any > promotional brochure or pdf. > Yes, I know Pentax marketing sucks. > I just found it interesting to see this manufacturer sites bulid quality > and bokeh primarly as lenses characteristics. > Regards > Albano
