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      <title>The Diffraction Limit: RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USM Past f/11</title>
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      <description>Every lens on every sensor has a diffraction limit — the aperture beyond which stopping down no longer increases sharpness but instead decreases it. Light diffracts around the aperture blades, spreading the point spread function across adjacent pixels. On a high-resolution sensor like the R5&amp;rsquo;s 45-megapixel chip, diffraction becomes measurable at around f/11 and visible at f/16. By f/22, you have traded resolution for depth of field at a poor exchange rate.</description>
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