If you really just want that bokeh, it's going to be much easier and look a lot better with a DSLR air mirrorless. I typically use my Sony a6000 with a 30mm f/1

If you really just want that bokeh, it's going to be much easier and look a lot better with a DSLR air mirrorless. I typically use my Sony a6000 with a 30mm f/1.4 lens at f/2.0. You won't be able to get the same kind of background separation using the tiny sensor on the HQ camera. I bought a Tamron 1.4 8mm lens that gives a similar effect to what my Sigma 30mm E mount lens gives at f/4 or so, if it's positioned about 2' away.