it is noticeable? submitted by /u/nottytom

Question about bokeh, why is it only noticeable when zoomed in and in a wider aperture? So yeah I have an old camera and it is my first camera. I only picked up this hobby recently. Question in I get a pronounced bokeh only when I stood far from my subject(I do this when my subject is a person) and with the camera zoomed in and having a f4 and above. The photo above I usually get that bokeh at 135. But I get bokeh usually in a norm…

Would there be a noticeable difference between these two cameras? Given the same lenses would there be a noticeable difference between a Canon M50 and an older Canon rebel T5 in the context of real estate photography? This isn’t exactly my magnum opus or architectural photography. It’s only photography of spec homes from a small new construction builder and I just need a very basic budget set up to get started…