You are right, I had a worn old version 35-105 (damaged when I tried
to repair it) that I like very much, it made many nice shots in my
1992 trip to Europe. When my fried seen the pictures he asked me what
lens it was, he said the bokeh was very nice. This was the first time
I notice about "bokeh". Later I got a later version and found it was
not that good then I sold it and bought another old version.
C.H.Ling
Joel Wilcox wrote:
>
> I noticed that the contrast of the 2 zooms you mentioned was greater and
> was surprised that your early 35-105 matched the primes so well. Is this
> why you like the older version?
>
> I thought both 50/1.4's had the finest bokeh of all and were both just a
> little bit better than the 50/1.8. Very close however.
>
> Joel W.
>
>
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