by Tony Karp
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![]() My mind reaches out to its elements as I carefully de-tune them. ![]() to give this lens some swirly, lucious bokeh ![]() ![]() It is used to calibrate de-tuned lenses. ![]() Fabricating one of our ice-diffusion lenses. ![]() The other works on rear lens elements. ![]() ![]() ![]() They handle fore-bokeh and back-bokeh. They feel that the unsharp areas tell more of the story. Their lens designs are the favorite of bokeh-pullers. ![]() ![]() the application of butterfly essence. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() complaining about having to work with humans ![]() ![]() ![]() measuring a lens's "Cinematic Look." ![]() ![]() de-tuning the lenses on doorbell cameras. ![]() Inventor of the Buzz Lightyear lens. It focuses to infinity and beyond ![]() ![]() Vintage lens a mite too soft? A few passes through the sharpener will fix it. ![]() the true meaning of "the cinematic look."
Copyright 1957-2024 Tony & Marilyn Karp
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