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<blockquote data-quote="3Ring" data-source="post: 42888" data-attributes="member: 8425"><p>Claudia-</p><p>The 55-200 was one of my first lenses and I think it was a great consumer lens. I have hundreds of images of my kids made with that lens with decent bokeh. Use it at it's widest aperture at 200mm; as E-L said, put some distance between the subject and the background. (For pictures of my kids, I would get in tight so that their faces would fill the frame w/ some distance to the background.) </p><p></p><p>The 35/1.8 and the 50/1.8 are very nice, affordable fast lenses that will make it easier to blur out your background.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps.</p><p></p><p>P.S. - Please have some fajitas at Lupe's Tortillas, some decent BBQ (Goode CO.) and a cheeseburger for me (I can't seem to find anything comparable here in Mexico City).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="3Ring, post: 42888, member: 8425"] Claudia- The 55-200 was one of my first lenses and I think it was a great consumer lens. I have hundreds of images of my kids made with that lens with decent bokeh. Use it at it's widest aperture at 200mm; as E-L said, put some distance between the subject and the background. (For pictures of my kids, I would get in tight so that their faces would fill the frame w/ some distance to the background.) The 35/1.8 and the 50/1.8 are very nice, affordable fast lenses that will make it easier to blur out your background. Hope this helps. P.S. - Please have some fajitas at Lupe's Tortillas, some decent BBQ (Goode CO.) and a cheeseburger for me (I can't seem to find anything comparable here in Mexico City). [/QUOTE]
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