OK, here are two images taken with a vintage lens -- Kowa 55mm f/0.8 -- probably harking back to the '60s. Camera is Z fc.
As photographers, we need to keep in mind to work *with* not *against* the tools we have at hand. As such, there never is just a single, "correct" image of any subject. I'd say there are infinite numbers. In this case, the two photos were taken a few seconds apart and both depict the exact same subject.
Is sharpness our only acceptale criterion for a "good" photo? Sometimes, sometimes not. We have the liberty to select any rendition imaginable.
