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Hi, does anyone know if the color of the focus square be changed? I use the viewfinder most of the time, but sometimes I need to use the scree to take a picture. The problem is that the white square is almost invisible in this situation. Is it possible to change the color? Thanks
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From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
Cantina girl print from photo taken with X-T2. Yajalón, Chiapas.© Carlos San Miguel
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Trip to Chiapas and México City.
Images added to a gallery album owned by csm in Members Albums Category
First time using my new Fuji X-T2 on a trip. -
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From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
Street vendors print from photo taken with X-T2. San Cristobal De Las Casas, Chiapas.© Carlos San Miguel
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From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
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From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
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From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
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From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
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I found this: "The 35 mm equivalent focal length of a particular lens–sensor combination is the focal length that one would need for a 35 mm film camera to obtain the same angle of view." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/35_mm_equivalent_focal_length So, if my Fuji 56mm lens has an 85mm equivalence, then I would need an 85mm lens on a 35mm camera to achieve the same angle of view as the 56mm on the Fuji camera. I think I got it. :-)t
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So. the equivalence on 35mm camera, really refers to the angular view.
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So, FX lenses are for FF cameras? If I was to mount the lens on a FF it would work as the mm engraved on the lens? Thanks
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Hi, I'm new to Fuji cameras. I noticed that Fuji lenses have a 35mm equivalent on X cameras. For example, the 56mm is the equivalent of an 85mm on a 35mm camera. Why is this? Would it not be better to have an 85mm lens that works as a 85mm on the APS-C sensor? Thanks Carlos San Miguel
