FujiX-Man

Thank you Mirror Mirror. I also got a reply from Fuji telling me to enter the actual focal of the lens being used. I've also noticed you can tune the settings for each lens for colour and distortion. Bit of experimenting coming up.

Hi, if this is of any help, I bought a Fuji X-T 10 body recently and, taking the advice of a pal who has the XT Pro 2, decided to use legacy lenses with cheap (£15 or so) adapters rather than pay a fortune (straight away) for a Fuji lens until I am sure which one I want. In terms of 'nifty 50s' I have a Canon FDn 50mm f1.8 that I share with my A1 when I switch to film, a Minolta MD 50mm f1,7 and a Helios-44 58m f2 M42 - all give great results and I am as fond of the Canon as you are. They're all cheap enough and if you're cool shooting in manual (which I don't mind) you might find this is all you need.

Hi all, newby here. Appreciate if you can help/comment on this. I have Fuji X-T 10 and for the time being I'm using my legacy lenses. When 'Using Manual Adapter' options to choose a focal length, should the focal length be the actual focal length of the lens in use or its crop factor equivalent? For example. I have a Super Takumar 35mm f3.5 on an adapter (great lens BTW) . Do I use the 35mm option or, say. the 55mm option? Similarly, Helios 58mm f2 at 90mm?