Thank you for your insight! That "twisty edge" is done naturally by the handmade, adapted to canon projector lens Kipronar - it's a petzval lens, which gives a swirly bokeh like this and it's not photoshoped :) I would really love to show you how does it look without that bokeh, but in that time I captured this moment only with this lens, so in raw file you would see the same twisty edges. But you can look at my husbands photo - ![23916489_10155927033782920_705743226653285275_o.jpg] It's a comparison of canon EF 135mm f/2,0 L USM and Belomo KO-140M (140mm f1,8) (it's really quite similar to Kipronar)(()
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A very eye-catching image. Well, it caught my eye anyway. I'd like to see it without the twisty edges, just to compare.
Thank you for your insight! That "twisty edge" is done naturally by the handmade, adapted to canon projector lens Kipronar - it's a petzval lens, which gives a swirly bokeh like this and it's not photoshoped :) I would really love to show you how does it look without that bokeh, but in that time I captured this moment only with this lens, so in raw file you would see the same twisty edges. But you can look at my husbands photo - ![23916489_10155927033782920_705743226653285275_o.jpg] It's a comparison of canon EF 135mm f/2,0 L USM and Belomo KO-140M (140mm f1,8) (it's really quite similar to Kipronar)((
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Wow, gorgeous. It's a really interesting effect. Thanks for your response to mine!