It's pretty obvious anyway, and yeah, real nice quality. The colors are rich. It shot the separation with the bokeh, it's beautiful. This lens is not outdated.
It's pretty obvious anyway, and yeah, real nice quality. The colors are rich. It shot the separation with the bokeh, it's beautiful. This lens is not outdated.
Really fantastic lens, definitely worth looking at if you're looking to come from heavier gear such as the Canon gear, but you're into shooting sports and wildlife.
It's a trade-off really. Especially for a low price point, small package, decent rendering of colors, decent sharpness. No point waffling on about it. But it's not mind-blowing.
For a mid-range setup, the 18-55mm and the 55-200mm f/3.5-4.8 R LM OIS could well be the one.
If you're into these kind of lenses, I think you'll be very, very pleased.
This lens is a winner, get your hands on it, let us know what you think.
Is it the best wide prime for your Fuji body? I'd have to say yes [...] the fact this goes right out to 1.4 is the killer for me.
If you're after a fast standard wide to telly zoom on your Fuji X system, then I think it's a no-brainer really. It's very, very well built.
There we have it, another winner from Fujifilm as expected. That's why I bought it and that's why it lives on my XT1. Super sharp right from the go, ultra wide just as I like it.
Simply, it's worth getting.
Simply, it's worth getting.
I can't let this go; I still love the Nikon D600.
It now lives on my D600 and I'd happily shoot everything with it if I had no choice.
