mikecroshaw

I've not had any issues.  The 35 f2 only struggles for me at a certain distance from the subject.  If I'm having trouble I take a half step back and it's fine.   I used it as my main lens at a wedding the other week and it was superb.  I did a shoot a little while back with a friend of mine.  We were both shooting a model in a dark urbex environment.  She was using the X-T1 and 35mm 1.4.  I was using the X-Pro2 and 35mm f2.  I nailed every single shot without issue where she was really struggling.  It may be that I know where to focus having had a few years experience and I'm just not thinking about it, but I do think the X-Pro2 is a bit faster.  Where it is much faster is tracking moving subjects.  I've just put something on my blog about that ( www.mikecroshaw.com ).  Even the 56 doesn't give me many problems as long as there is not much movement.  I do find the X-T1 a little more forgiving than the Xpro2 in terms of being able to shoot with a lower shutter speed though, especially on the 56.