Talk:History of photographic lens design
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edit“Since wide aperture lenses are rare today, most contemporary photographers confuse bokeh with shallow depth-of-field, having never seen either. Many are even unaware of their existence.” This seems absurd to me. Even though most people only have small sensor cameras, they have already seen professional photos in magazines, newspapers, and websites with out-of-focus background. MirrorballBR (talk) 21:11, 4 May 2018 (UTC)
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editThis article is a magnificent effort. I'm not a rater (and I'm uncertain how one achieves that status on WP) but to those who are, please consider that this entry really is of high importance, and the work put into (and the illustrations alone!) deserves much more than a mere 'C' rating. Credit where credit is due! Jamesmcardle(talk) 01:56, 5 May 2021 (UTC)