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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 456735" data-attributes="member: 13090">I guess the reason I bring this up is because for me, a blurry background is simply a blurry background and that I don't think that, by itself, carries any significant importance. What does carry significant importance, and again I'm speaking only for myself though we seem to agree on this issue, is "onion" or "donut" bokeh versus really good, clean bokeh. Good, "creamy bokeh" I do find highly desirable.In the shot you posted, I agree the bokeh is over the top. It's distracting and... just... wow. That being said, though,I think the lens is display *good* bokeh in that the "points" are nicely rounded, even and smooth (no onion rings); but again there's so *much* of it there the shot makes me dizzy......</blockquote>