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Hi Everyone, I need some help here as I am after a flash unit for my Xpro2 and XT2 The Godox 350and 685 seems interesting for Fuji cameras as there are supposedly part of a complete system. I find it hard to get information on both flash units and the specs are also a bit confusing. Unless I am mistaken the 350 was quotes as having a Guide number of 32 at iso 100 and 105mm 685 was quoted as having a Guide number of 60 at ios 100 and 200mm that brings both flash unit to almost the same power rating I can understand a brand trying to "out market" another brand with different specs but to change specs within the brand for different models? - Weird Has anyone used either or both of these flashes and would you recommend them?
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Fuji Xpro2 with 100-400 shot at 400mm
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thanks SauveGV
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Hi Julie, Since most of your shots are taken at 35mm and 50mm (not sure if you are referring to APCS or Full Frame equaivalent setting) why don't you use the 18-55 a bit to determine how wide you really want to go? 18mm is already much wider than your 24-70mm There is a big difference between 12mm and 16mm
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I tend to look at it from a system point of view If you already have the 10-24mm, 18-55mm then the 55-200mm lens is the best complementary lens to complete your system These 3 lenses together give you a great travel range I have the 135mm and had the 55-200mm too but sold it for the 50-140mm. I am happy with both lenses and my 135mm seems to be pretty sharp I normally travel with 2 Fuji bodies (XT2 and XPRO2) plus 10-24mm 18-55mm 50-140mm plus a 1.4X converter and if my trip requires it 100-400mm as well I just pick the lenses I need for the day and leave the rest in my hotel locked up in my suitcase either way you can't go wrong with Fuji Lenses All the best and have a good trip
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Not sure what you are interested in photographing in Thailand. Some of the temples will require an ultra wide angle lens to shoot inside I suggest the Xpro2 with the 18-55 plus a long lens if you want to travel light I normally bring more lenses when i travel anywhere - from 10-22, 18-55 (or 18-135mm) and 50-140mm
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Complete Overview over the available and upcoming Fuji X-Mount lenses
ozytripper replied to quincy's topic in Fuji X Lenses
I need longer lenses. Already have the 100-400mm with 1.4X. Still not getting emough range, a New 600mm F4 will be nice. especially if can be coupled with the 1.4x Anyone know of an existing 600 or 800mm 3rd party lenses for fuji? -
I am waiting for Fuji to release a tilt shift lens. if it ever happens I hope it is 10mm (17 FF equivalent) otherwise it is not much use
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Kipon tilt adapter, would you please show some of your images?
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fuji XT2 with 50-140mm lens shot at 140mm
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Fuji XT2 with 100-400mm and 1.4X shot at 400mm (equivalent to 560mm)
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XT2 and XPRO2
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Xpro2 with 100-400mm and 1.4X shot at 520mm
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XT2 100-400mm with 1.4 teleconverter shot at 400mm
