Maisy

I got my 23MM F2 lens a few weeks ago, the lens is great and what seems like about half the size of the 1.4 version. I really love it on my Xpro-2. But I do have an issue:: I ordered my lens with a B&W protection filter but with the filter installed with the lens hood, the lens cap does not fit. Looks like this issue was over looked by Fuji

I do not have the 56mm, I think it's too expensive and is a specialty lens. I do have the 60mm and it's my favorite prime lens. I like the focal length better then the 56mm. The focus speed is fine for me with the new 4.0 upgrade on my X-T1. I will some time spend the day out with the 60mm on the X-T1 and my X-100s in my pocket. I also see the 60mm is now on sale.

Well here is my list. 1) 16-70mm or 16- 80mm F4 no stabilizer to keep in compact 2) Remake the 60mm Macro with better autofocus and stabilized 3) And of course the lens we all want, compact 23mm F2

I have an XT-! with both the 55-200 and 18-135 but for birds and wildlife, I am using my D800 and the AF-S 80-400 lens. The Fuji autofocus is not up to the D800's speed. It's the only time I use the Nikon set up. I am looking forward to the release of the Fuji 100-400.

Last January we took a three trip to Hawaii. I took my XT-1 and two lenses ( 18-135mm and 14mm) It was a great combo, light and compact.

Well I found the old saying is true " You Get What You Pay For". I first got one of the cheep adapters off E-Bay. It broke with in a week and I have to force it of my Nikkor Micro lens. So I got a Novoflex ( most expensive ) I have had no problems with it.

Several year ago we went to Hawaii for vacation and I took my D800 and four lenses along with a laptop. Put it all in a tag-a-long. Last year we went back for three weeks. I took X-T1, 18-135mm, 14mm and my X100s. I replaced the laptop with a IPad Mini. It all fit into a Think Tank #5 bag and under the seat on the plane I had a lot more fun and took better photos