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Why does my Zeiss Hasselblad Distagon lens have a 5 blade diaphragm?
As we are all aware, the more blades there are in a lens’s diaphragm, the rounder the resulting hole can be made, and in turn this gives a more natural looking bokeh.
So on receiving my recent ...
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