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<blockquote data-quote="Deuce808" data-source="post: 473652" data-attributes="member: 39784"><p>More DOF then the 35 yes, but how about the 85? I was more concerned with any unflattering characteristics of the 50 if any compared to the 85. The 35 will widen features if you are too close, is thus the same on the 50? The 85? That's where having shot with the lens will tell the tale. I mean I much rather crop the 50 for head shots and save some cash but if the 85 is that much better then I will get it. It doesn't have to be $300-400 better but noticeably better will be a deciding factor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deuce808, post: 473652, member: 39784"] More DOF then the 35 yes, but how about the 85? I was more concerned with any unflattering characteristics of the 50 if any compared to the 85. The 35 will widen features if you are too close, is thus the same on the 50? The 85? That's where having shot with the lens will tell the tale. I mean I much rather crop the 50 for head shots and save some cash but if the 85 is that much better then I will get it. It doesn't have to be $300-400 better but noticeably better will be a deciding factor. [/QUOTE]
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