Bokeh Beautiful: Satoshi Imamura of THINGS. Shoots with the Petzval 55 MKII

Bold and beautiful bokeh, fine details, and remarkable color fill up this set of photos Satoshi Imamura of THINGS.jp. Satoshi took the new Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII out for a spin and took home these lovely portraits and footage and we just love how he whipped up shots that are just eye candy.

The newest addition to the Petzval family lets users fine-tune their shots on the fly with its variable settings. The Petzval 55 mm MKII is perfect for photographers who want something with a little more finesse but still want to create images with the signature Petzval bokeh. These portraits taken by Satoshi shows us how you can easily turn simple strolls into an impromptu photo shoot. Oh, and did we mention that Satoshi also shot a gorgeous video with the new Petzval 55 mm MKII?

Satoshi's short but lovely video shows the new Petzval 55 mm MKII in action. Video quality is crisp, clean, and has that fine bokeh that Petzval fans love. Seven levels of bokeh control and the dual aperture system allow photographers and videographers to set up the shot just the way they want it with their mirrorless cameras. Flexible, versatile, and capable of tackling any creative task, the new Petzval 55 mm MKII Bokeh Control Art Lens can be your perfect artistic companion.

Head over to our Online Shop or visit a Gallery Store near you and treat yourself to a Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII Bokeh Control Art Lens!

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