Tired of Harsh Bokeh? Discover the Kase Reflex 200mm F5.6 | Product Review

[@paulmcwilliams8641]

Reflecting lenses have been around for ages, I had a Pentax 400 - 600 mirror lens for my ME Super in the 80's, I used it semi professionally for photographing pedigree dogs for stud breeding ads in the two specialist magazines. The rings polarised reaction then and I don't remember bokeh being in photographic diction then, they certainly are not really acceptable in the current obsession for smooth out of focus backgrounds. They did not even appear in my photos, I was far off to keep the dogs focus on its owner during the shoot and I had a strong filter on to virtually white out the monochrome background with some added darkroom hocus pocus to boot. The ad print size was only about an inch across too.

[@KaseFiltersGlobal]

Hi dear, you have come through this product long. As now technology developed， if you still have interest for this bokeh effect created directly then you could check about our product. For ours, its quality is quite different then ever before and with high definition image quanlity.

[@der.kommentierende.komment5275]

Will this be available for L-Mount?

[@KaseFiltersGlobal]

Hi thank you for commenting Kase Filter Global. Unfortunately, we currently only have it available for Sony E, Canon RF, Nikon Z, Fujifilm G, Fujifilm X, and Canon EF mount.

[@doobddoob]

That is the definition of harsh bokeh. 👎🏾

[@DigitalGenki]

i agree

[@jango71]

200 mm f/5.6 for 700 euros? No autofocus?

[@JoeElementz]

I would be interested in reviewing this lens for a music video shoot if possible ❤