Begi Nabara
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Two more from yesterday. X70.
Wall Watching. by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
Wall Watching. by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
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Updates also for my X100T, X70, Xe1 and even my old X100 classic!
Bravo Fuji.
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- claude, crunch_tone and George_P
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So I finally got around to testing this lens today. Straight .jpg's.
Barrel distortion is horrendous.
You should be able to click through to see full size files.
This first one wide open. The others between f8 and f16.
DSCF3093 by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
DSCF3084 by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
DSCF3081 by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
DSCF3087 by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
DSCF3089 by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
DSCF3092 by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
Overall result: Pretty disappointing. I won't be using it again, the Zonlai is far superior.
The Kaxinda 50mm f2.4 is another matter, it's good but too long for most of my work.
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Hi!
Any word on which one you like better? I'm more concerned about which one has better build quality and performance.
They're both pretty good for the price. Solid and quite compact.
Here's one from the 25 @1.8 (focus on the glass)
and here's one from the 35 @f16
Wall Watching. by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
The 35 will focus down to one foot.
The 25 down to 7 inches.
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DOF is the same. The right hand image shows the OOF area slightly darker (slightly different angle of vue?).
As I've said elsewhere, I'm an image man. I have neither the time, patience or energy to argue such things, though there are plenty of gear-heads here to help you. I suggest you start a new thread on the subject.
Cheers.
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Neither. How can there be any difference with the "same settings?
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Too many Fuji Rumours at Fuji Rumours?
This was a little tongue in cheek BTW. I'm mostly an "image" man, though there is some little "gear head" in us all
Sorry for any offence.
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Thank you, Martin.
I don't normally sharpen, but that one you linked to does look like that now you mention it???
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I would say, in film, low iso and high iso film has different quality bokeh and different DOF.
In digital I would say, large and smaller sensor, lower and higher mpix on the same size sensor, gives different DOF bokeh. Try it.
You're so wrong. I've been "trying it" for over forty years.
Please show us some examples.
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I've had this for awhile (but not had the chance to test, I have the 25mm too).
One from the Zonlai and another from a Voigtlander color skopar 35mm f2.5 pancake.
Wall Watching. by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
Wall Watching. by Begi Nabara, on Flickr
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Too many Fuji Rumours at Fuji Rumours?
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I'd only want to show images that were taken with a PP camera that's close to the final product.
Again, my bad. I thought we were closer that this.
Cheers.
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These magazines are excellent!
Is there no way to down load them as .pdf?
Cheers.
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Zonlai 25mm f/1.8
in Fuji X Lenses
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I'm sorry, I don't understand.