I’ve seen that image floating around facebook. I think that what it is trying to show is the difference between a wide open aperture and a stopped down one. I suspect that it was put together by someone who doesn’t have a lot of experience with photography, and didn’t bother looking up the actual range of apertures of a cat’s eye, and considers f/2.8 to be a fast lens
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