andrewlee

Ahh ! I totally agree about the ugly looking front dial!

Try turning off "Preview Pic Effect". This will give you the most natural view possible

I don't own the 35mm 1.4 anymore, but I own the 56mm 1.2, which in my opinion, on the XT1 was SLOWER to focus than the 35. On the XT-2 it is much faster. Usable in AF-C, where as on the XT1, I couldn't really shoot much movement at all.

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To me it seems like a window light. I think there is some split toning going on as I imagine the wall in reality was white.

You guys are totally right! I haven't set a common methodology for testing. My tests were in no way scientific. Just through my own experience with the lenses. I'm will try to devise a way of testing that anyone could easily repeat. I am thinking with a phone stopwatch perhaps.

Hello everyone! I thought this would be a fun and useful thread (once complete). Basically I don't know of any post/site/blog that has ranked each Fuji X lens based on it's autofocus speed. Let's crowd source the info! I'd like to build a complete list ranking from the slowest to the fastest focussing lenses. I don't have all the lenses, so can only provide a ranked list of what I own. Hoping the community will help complete the list Here's the incomplete list based on my own experience, ranked fastest to slowest. Rank 1 – 35mm f/2 Rank 2 – 16-55 f/2.8 Rank 3 – 14mm f/2.8 Rank 4 – 18-55 f/2.8-4 Rank 5 – 18mm f/2 Rank 6 – 35mm f/1.4 Rank 7 – 56mm f/1.2 Rank 8 – 60mm f/2.4 Rank ?? – 10-24mm f/4 Rank ?? – 16mm f/1.4 Rank ?? – 16-50mm XC f/3.5-5.6 Rank ?? – 27mm f/2.8 Rank ?? – 50-140mm f/2.8 Rank ?? – 55-200mm f/3.5-4.8 Rank ?? – 50-230mm f/4.5-5.7 Rank ?? – 90mm f/2.0 Rank ?? – 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 Rank ?? – Zeiss 12mm f/2.8 Rank ?? – Zeiss 32mm f/1.8 Help complete the list! Let me know if X lens is faster than Y lens and I'll update this post

X100T, ISO 1600, f2, 1/60s

I ordered a black 35mm lens but got sent the silver version. What do you guys think? I think it's very odd.

Very basic explanation. When you shoot in RAW-only a low-res JPG actually gets created too for faster previewing. This gets embedded into the RAW file. The low res jpeg is 1920x1080pixels in resolution. You'll see this when you try to zoom to 100% to preview your image on the camera. You won't actually be able to view 1:1. If you set your camera to shoot JPG+RAW you'll be able to zoom 1:1. and you won't get the misleading dimension read out. Try it shooting in RAW only and then RAW+FINE. You'll notice the files are definitely both 16MP

A few street snaps from Melbourne Tram Talks by Andrew Lee, on Flickr Boy Band by Andrew Lee, on Flickr Free Wifi Available by Andrew Lee, on Flickr Tram of thought by Andrew Lee, on Flickr Tram Fam by Andrew Lee, on Flickr Free? by Andrew Lee, on Flickr

Not sure if this counts All of the lights 2 by Andrew Lee, on Flickr

Finally got a chance to play with my 12mm State Hwy 7 by Andrew Lee, on Flickr

Your commercial work is fantastic Paul! And I'd be happy to join PM me the details