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Old 04-28-2009   #25
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Raid asked: "Is there a difference between the Planar lenses of the 2.8C/D/E/F ?"

Raid, the lenses are the same, but the D/E/F models have fewer aperture blades. I don't see any difference, but because of that, some say the "C" is the "King of Bokeh" among Rolleis - that goes for Planar or Xenotar versions.
Hi Chris,
Is this a myth or factual? Are there side by side comparisons which clearly show the 2.8C to have nicer looking bokeh?

I have seen such claims.
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