RiccardoPL

Didn't notice any difference while shooting, despite the different coating both lens deliver same results.
 
However my silver sample had issue with focusing ring. I didn't notice it much until compared with silky smooth focusing on black sample.
There was about 1-2mm lag on changing focus direction, which makes precise focusing a bit slower process.
 
Chinese seller offered return and replace, but that's too much time, so decided to fix that locally.
I've disassembled helicoid and re-distributed white grease. I've also adjusted better positions of helicoid lockers.
It solved the issue, now lens is focusing very smooth without any lag.
 
Few shots, all at f0.95

ISO200, 1/1700s, +2/3EV


ISO800, 1/60s


ISO1250, 1/60s

 
 
Few daily close up shots at f2 - f2.8

Mitakon 35mm 0.95

F stops are not the same as t stops. Look at the fuji 56mm apd, that has both f and the stops marked on the barrel.  
You shouldn't expect any lens to get the same t and f stops. Very few achieve this.
 
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Hi All. I've attached a sort of guide/user manual for the Fuji X-T10. It started out as just a bunch info & tips from around the web that I collected. I started it because I'm an old fart who recently switched from manual film Nikon's to the Fuji (because of the manual controls). A friend also just made the switch so I starting organizing the info and making it look prettier for him. I'm posting it here so feel free to do whatever you want with it, including throwing it in the trash if it's a waste of time.
 
Jan 8, 2017: the newest version is attached
 
 
Fujifilm X-T10.pdf

American Style (Fujifilm X-E2, Samyang 12mm)