Fujifilm XF35 mm F1.4 R Lens

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As you'll see in the image and original file above, there is a tiny bit of distortion and it's a little softer at the sides at f/1. Whether you are after sharp, yet narrow depth of field wide open, or tight corners and edges with the lens stopped down, this lens has you covered. It’s my favourite lens without doubt and it almost stays permantetly attached to my brand new Fujifilm X-T5. I'm referring to an all-metal construction of a lens and not plastic simply because a metal lens is more durable.

I tried the 35mm f2, and while it’s a high quality, very sharp and snappy lens, the light and transition to the bokeh feel a little too “perfect” (clinical? While showing some age by today’s standards in terms of autofocus and technical characteristics, the lens has some of the most unique characteristics of any modern lens to date. Fuji’s seemingly little-known lens-tuning strategy of centre-sharpness at wide apertures, and edge to edge sharpness at smaller ones is especially apparent with this lens.it is not an inexpensive option but it will likely last you a lifetime and once you start editing your files you will see what I mean. Fortunately, my colleague had this lens for me to try which I'm glad I did or I may have parted with my money only to be disappointed. lens is known for its exceptional optical quality, delivering sharpness, contrast, and excellent color rendition. This way you can judge for yourself if there is a big enough difference between the two lenses in terms of IQ for you to prefer one over the other. The Autofocus (AF) arena is another area in which these two lenses have some significant differences.

Street Photography: while focal length choice for street is highly personal, the Fujifilm XF 35mm f/1. In-depth testing Latest Camera Reviews Beyond the studio tests Feature Articles and Videos see how we see Sample Galleries real world performance Field Test Videos Throwback Thursday Classic Cameras from Days Past What's that Noise? It’s a magnificent lens – it’s about all I’ve used on digital for nearly six months now and it doesn’t leave me wanting for anything. Fuji is site dedicated to comparing and contrasting Fujifilm X Series mirrorless cameras, FUJINON and X Mount compatible lenses, and related accessories. can be shot wide open without sacrificing noticeable sharpness, giving you creamy subject isolation.Other than being weather resistant, I really can’t see any other reason for exchanging my current 35mm for the new lens. is an incredibly versatile lens for portrait photography – it’s tight enough to capture headshots, while also being wide enough for environmental portraits. I’m still very happy with the photos from the trip to Florida but I found myself using the 16mm and 23mm lenses more. If you don’t need the fast autofocus and can spend more time with each shot, then it’s a great option.