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[quote name='Sergei Borodin' timestamp='1340596467' post='19075']

Well, thank you for clarifying your position!



Of course, in the lens pictures is not clearly expressed smoothness and creaminess



But the bokeh can be different in my opinion. And I honestly think too much smoothness - too boring.



Nervious double lines - yes a little problem of this lens. But it depends on the plot and distances, for example - smooth background:







And how you react to this bokeh pattern? (One famous lens, temporarily hidden name)









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Well, the "unknown" lens shows nisen bokeh... darker center and lighter margins in OOF areas. And in cases they form an array together, it looks unpleasent (check the branches one last image's upper left corner). And I think the same is valid for the 135mm Porst...



I don't have a lot of experience on such vintage lenses but according to my limited experience, the faster ones (like the f/1.8 Porst) show relatively worse bokeh than the slower ones. The over/under spherical correction of larger glasses may be an issue...



Serkan