The problem with modern optics is that once near technical perfection is achieved, all the photos start to look similar. That’s not the case with the Laowa 6mm f2 Zero-D. The new Micro Four Thirds lens has an unusual design that mixes a five-blade aperture with a 121.9-degree field of view. That mixes unusually shaped bokeh with exaggerated perspective distortion — but is the combination a winning one, or just a quirky one?