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Revision as of 11:59, 26 October 2013
This article is a gallery of very fast lenses (see also lens speed) beyond average "fast" definition.
For 35mm film frame format these are lenses faster than max aperture f1.7 since the average 50mm SLR system standard lens already has a speed of f1.7 or f1.8! For medium format these are lenses with max. aperture of at least f2.0!
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