Pepino1976

Thanks! I might get the Metabones Speed Booster Ultra then for my Olympus Zuikos. Plus the f-stop gets one stop faster! 21mm f/3.5 = 22.4 mm f/2.5 100mm f/2.8 = 106.5 mm f/2 135mm f/3.5 = 143.8 mm f/2.5

Thinking of 35mm film equivalent. I want to use an Olympus Zuiko 100mm f/2.8 lens on my Fuji X-Pro2. If I use a Fotodiox adapter, will the 35mm equivalent be 150mm? If I use a Metabones Speed Booster Ultra (.71), will the 35mm equivalent be 71mm? I'm asking because on my previous Olympus OM-D camera when I used an adapted Olympus Zuiko lens on it the focal length became two times. So the 100mm would act like a 200mm. If I used a Metabones Speed Booster Ultra, it would act like a 142mm (2 x .71 x focal length). Thanks

Ha. I was thinking some of the same thoughts. I was surprised someone else was hoping for a 70mm. :-) Having to choose from existing lenses, even though I love the 16mm FOV, that lens is too large. The 56mm is not long enough and the 90mm is too long. Sigh... 18mm f/2 35mm f/1.4 90mm f/2 What I really want is: 16mm f/2 WR (wish) 35mm f/1.4 WR (wish) but will take the 35mm f/2 WR 70mm f/2 WR (wish) That gives me equivalents of 24mm, 50mm, 105mm. Basically what I shot with since the 1970s.

Velvia for color and Provia usually with Yellow filter for B&W.

Yea, I love the JPGs I get out of my X-Pro2. I wish there were a few more film simulation choices for fun. My favorite films were: Agfa Scala 200x Fuji Velvia 100 (never used 100x and didn't use 50 so much) Ilford FP4+ Kodak Kodachrome 64