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![]() | Fujifilm XF 14mm f/2.8 R Pros: Build quality, optical quality, no distortion, Fuji character 100% Cons: Diaphragm diaphragms too soft Opinion: One of the best Fuji lenses and probably one of the best grandangles in existence. Starting from the build quality, really flawless, light but solid and with diameter filters of 58 mm that allows you to share filters such as the polarizer or the ND with other Fuji lenses. The optical quality is exceptional, incredible the almost total absence of native distortions (not corrected via software) that allows you to take photos to geometrically perfect buildings. The colors are typical of the first series of Fuji lenses, I would say similar as yield to 35 1.4, never too saturated and with character. The only real flaw is the diaphragm diaphragm dial, which is very soft, lassa and it is easy to move it inadvertently (I had two specimens, both so). Surely for those who want a quality wide-angle is the ideal choice in the Fuji home. VOTE 9.5 sent on August 09, 2019 |
![]() | Fujifilm XC 50-230mm f/4.5-6.7 OIS II Pros: Lightness, sharpness, stabilizer, fantastic value for money Cons: Lack of diaphragm diaphragms Opinion: I can only spend positive words for this economic objective, but with surprising results. The build quality, although almost all plastic, is on high levels, as always in the house Fuji.Ne certainly benefits the weight, really small, does not even seem to have in hand a focal lens equivalent of 345mm. The sharpness is great, in line with other more ephaly ephaled Fuji lenses, even at full-opening it offers more than acceptable results and a pleasant blur. The stabilizer allows you to shoot up to 1/80-1/60 even at the maximum range of 230 mm. If you do not want to spend too much, maybe for those like me who make tele a sporadic use, it is an absolutely recommended goal, used species that is about 150 euros. Rating 9.5/10. sent on August 09, 2019 |
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