Lens Opinion

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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