The Light Lens Lab 35mm f/1.4 AA “11873” is an amazing lens, that I simply cannot recommend enough.
The Light Lens Lab 35mm f/1.4 AA “11873” is an amazing lens, that I simply cannot recommend enough.
It’s a lens that is so fun to use that it gets kind of addictive.
After having used the GFX100RF for 4 months I can say with absolute certainty that it is a defining product for Fujifilm that I’m sure will dictate their camera design and possibilities of the medium format realm going forward.
The Thypoch Simera 75mm f/1.4 is a lens that rewards those of us who love working with fast telephoto primes. It offers a modern take on the classic portrait lens – sharp but soulful, precise but expressive.
The inclusion of IBIS in such a compact camera is a big plus, and your real-world notes help put that into perspective. I also appreciate the honest take on battery life and how Fuji kept the classic design while modernizing the internals.
This lens is a very nice lens. A very capable lens that is very versatile.
I have waited so long for Fujifilm to bring a well designed, good performing 18mm prime lens to the XF system. In the midst of all the 16mm lens releases I started losing hope that it would ever happen.
Add on top of that the absolutely ridiculously low price, the small form factor and the very nice build quality, and I would not hesitate to recommend this lens to every Fujifilm X shooter who is looking for something a bit different. I’m quite sure you’ll love it, quite a lot.
As I’ve probably made clear by now, the X-T30 is basically a slightly crippled (mostly in the video department, and the lack of weather sealing) version of the X-T3. This also means that all the stuff you can do with the X-T3, you can do with the X-T30!
The GFX 50R is such a capable camera. I cannot help but compare it to the X-Pro1.
The X-T3 is an amazing camera. It’s a true next generation APS-C sensor and processor in what has been tested as a perfect enclosure.
Having handled the camera and shot an entire brochure with it, I have to say this camera really surprised me in a positive way. A perfect camera for the family.
My best take is that this camera is just what Fujifilm describes it to be with that “H” – It’s a High-End Hybrid mirrorless camera packing the absolute best quality in the APS-C market that Fujifilm can muster at the closing of 2017.
The XF80mm f/2.8 R WR LM OIS Macro is in my opinion the best lens Fujifilm has ever made for the X-series.
With the X-E3 you get top op the line portability, connectivity and IQ within the Fujifilm X-series system. This is indeed a perfect carry around camera for those who do not want a fixed lens camera like the X100F/X70.
The X-T2 is the absolute best camera Fujifilm has to offer for the working photographer.
It’s small, inconspicuous, fast and silent.
From the last two months with the camera I can easily state that the X-Pro2 is nothing less than a stellar camera. It packs technology and emotional attachment both wrapped up delicately in that little black metal enclosure.
The XF 90mm f/2 is the highest performing lens I have ever mounted onto my X-series cameras.
The Fujinon XF 50-140mm WR OIS is an incredible lens. It’s as sharp as the sharpest primes in the X-system, and it renders gorgeous out of focus areas.
