Burb

Gangnam Style, Seoul, Korea
 

Maribor, 3 photo HDR edited in LR.
X-T10 with xf35/1.4, Hoya ND1000
DSCF5227-HDR by Matjaz Malensek, on Flickr

I know its personal taste but I find the 10-24 image a bit dull and lacking that tiny bit of contrast for a nice sense of depth. But color is easy to adjust in post processing.
 
An other thing I found out lately with this lens is that in some light circumstances and in combination with a Lee Seven5 Soft Grad. ND filter the Samyang logo is too shiny so it's reflecting on the filter and will be visible in the picture! Just to let you know! Maybe if its going to happend that much I will put sticky tape on top of it...

Sunrise in the Netherlands. Fuji XT-1, Samyang 12mm/f2, Lee Seven5 Soft ND Grad 6.
 
 

I agree with you on the starburst thing. It was the only point I was worried about. But I found some images (on flicker I guess) which convinced me buying this lens. The six rays can (I.M.H.O.) give a really clean looking starburst from the sun or from lampposts. See one of my first pictures I shoot with this lens. If I desperately need more rays then I can always use my 18-135mm. 
 

I use also the PD Slide with my x-T1, works great!

I bought a Samyang 12mm for a week or two ago. A really nice lens, and i'm very happy with it! It performs really great when shooting landscapes, for me the only purpose for this lens.

Nice sunset!
 
X-T1 + 18-135mm, Shot@18mm, F14, 1,5 sec ISO 200

Sunrise in the Netherlands. Fuji XT-1, Samyang 12mm/f2, Lee Seven5 Soft ND Grad 6.
 
 

Sunrise in the Netherlands. Fuji XT-1, Samyang 12mm/f2, Lee Seven5 Soft ND Grad 6.
 
 

On the edge of Commerson's crater, Reunion island.
Fujifilm X-T1 + 16mm f/1.4 : ISO400, 1/160,  f/11
 
https://flic.kr/p/Foq9L6

X-Pro 2 & Fuji 16-55 f2.8 WR
 
Bridge to Nowhere & Bass Rock, Belhaven Bay by Chris Mitchell, on Flickr
 
St Monans Harbour Breakwater, Fife (B&W) by Chris Mitchell, on Flickr

I did a short walk to test my new XF35 f2 WR. So far I really like the lens, field of view and bokeh behavior!
 
X-T1, XF35, f2.0, 1/60, ISO400

Nice light rays during sunrise!
 
X-T1, 12mm @ISO200, f8, 1/320.

I bought a Samyang 12mm for a week or two ago. A really nice lens, and i'm very happy with it! It performs really great when shooting landscapes, for me the only purpose for this lens.

Nice sunset!
 
X-T1 + 18-135mm, Shot@18mm, F14, 1,5 sec ISO 200

Yes you can! 
 
Details are here: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_t1/features/page_02.html

I agree with you on the starburst thing. It was the only point I was worried about. But I found some images (on flicker I guess) which convinced me buying this lens. The six rays can (I.M.H.O.) give a really clean looking starburst from the sun or from lampposts. See one of my first pictures I shoot with this lens. If I desperately need more rays then I can always use my 18-135mm. 
 

As far as I know your statement is not correct and the so called Fuji process don't need to be set for better rendering! As mentioned by idwilson it's just a color profile simulating the Fuji film simulation. In other words it can help you by color correcting the RAF files like the in camera JPEG rendering would do. But it's not a mandatory action to get better or sharper or whatever results.

Since there was already a topic for landscape and seascape but not for cityscapes in particularly. I thought let's create one...
 
To start off with Rotterdam by Night.
X-T1 | ISO 200 | 20 sec | Samyang 12mm@f8
 
I'm still really impressed by the quality of this little lens! Unfortunately the file size limitation of the attached images is really not showing all the good stuff. But I invite you to my 500px profile for the best experience!

Just an other one...
 
X-T1 + 18-135mm, Shot@40mm, F5,6, 1/2500, ISO 200

I agree with you on the starburst thing. It was the only point I was worried about. But I found some images (on flicker I guess) which convinced me buying this lens. The six rays can (I.M.H.O.) give a really clean looking starburst from the sun or from lampposts. See one of my first pictures I shoot with this lens. If I desperately need more rays then I can always use my 18-135mm. 
 

Nice light rays during sunrise!
 
X-T1, 12mm @ISO200, f8, 1/320.

I did a short walk to test my new XF35 f2 WR. So far I really like the lens, field of view and bokeh behavior!
 
X-T1, XF35, f2.0, 1/60, ISO400

I did a short walk to test my new XF35 f2 WR. So far I really like the lens, field of view and bokeh behavior!
 
X-T1, XF35, f2.0, 1/60, ISO400