PetaPixel F-Zero Camera ‘Breaks the Laws of Physics’ by Shooting f/0.3 to f/0.6


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While there are physical limitations to lens apertures, through the use of adapters, photographers can seemingly bypass the laws of physics and make very, very fast glass.

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