Viltrox 85mm f1.8 Mark II
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Thank you so much! I was having a hard time figuring out what was going on. I really appreciate it! -
If you look on the web page for this lens: https://www.voigtlaender.de/lenses/x-mount/23-mm-11-2-nokton/?lang=en the information (in the data communications section) implies the lens has limited compatibility with the X-Pro 2 but works fine with the X-H1. It sounds like the X-Pro 2 does not have a built-in lens profile for your lens. That profile tells the camera or the raw developing software how to correct various distortions, such as vignetting, barrel or pincushion errors in the image, etc. Just about every lens has these problems, the lens profile is used to change those problems back into good images. If you shoot using raw images, you may be able to find a lens profile for your raw development software and get better results. hth, p.s. Welcome to the forum. -
Hello! I'm having a weird issue with a Voigtlander Nokton 23mm f/1.2 lens. When I attach it to my X-Pro 2, serious vignetting, like almost unusable in most cases. When I attach it to my X-H1, almost zero vignetting. Same settings on both cameras. I'm at a loss as to what could be happening. Could it just have something to do with the Xtrans 2 vs. Xtrans 3 sensors? I'd prefer to use it on my X-Pro 2. Anyways, thanks in advance for your help!
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By garyfallon · Posted
Recently purchased a "F" with a low shutter count. When using a half press focus and continuing to the shot there is a slight flicker in the EVF and LCD. This does not happen with the OVF. Also, This does not happen at f2 thru f3.6. I begins at f4 and continues throughout the aperture range. So the question becomes is this a concern? This was not evident withy xpro2. Thank you in advance for any help on this matter. -
I should have added that I agree that a long lens is not what you need for street. Street is not easy. You have to be bold and learn to get close. Not easy I know. The 70mm end of the 70-300 would be usable for portraits but if you want a zoom for that, a lens with 50mm in its range would be a better choice.
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