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Most photographers approach lens purchases with a familiar mental checklist. They identify a problem, usually something technical, and then shop for a solution. The logic seems airtight: if the images aren't sharp enough, buy a sharper lens. If the background blur isn't creamy enough, buy something with a wider aperture. If the autofocus hunts too often, upgrade to the newest generation with better motors and tracking algorithms. That's wrong.
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