Variable Aperture Lenses: The Case Against the Constant Aperture Myth
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Opinion piece from The Phoblographer pushing back on the conventional wisdom that variable aperture lenses are inferior to constant aperture equivalents. No new gear, no data, no technical testing, just an editorial argument.
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