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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm XF 56mm f/1.2 R Pros: Open, sharp, blurry wonderful Cons: Too soft soaps, do not go to Fuji a few years ago to buy it right away Opinion: Fantastic optics, equivalent to a 85mm full size, perfect for portrait, is probably the best lens I've ever personally owned. Nitid already at 1.2 becomes sharp closing, blurry, at least for my tastes just awesome, not too large and weight when compared to diaphragm. AF extremely slow, which is not strange for an optician up to 1.2 but it should be pointed out that sometimes it is difficult to hook in low light conditions, a problem that is not serious to me because my subjects do not run away anywhere ... the True defect of 56 are the ring too soft, easy to change diaphragm without wanting at least as long as you do not get confident with the optics. Perhaps its biggest defect is that it creates dependence! sent on May 20, 2017 |
 | Fujifilm XF 35mm f/1.4 R Pros: Diaphragm, blurred, focal all do Cons: AF not fast, as reported by many of the two caps Opinion: On aps becomes a 50 to 1.4, focal that I personally love, the optics is clear already at TA, giving a very blurry very pleasant, from my point of view with its 50mm equivalent is a perfect all to do by the big opening, plus it's small And light but with a granite construction. AF does not lighten up, you have to consider it if you plan to buy it, possibly from this point of view the 35 f2 is much faster. As I would say, I also did not spare the plugs system, the plastic one for the lens that can not be removed with the injected hood and the rubber stopper that goes on the hood ... on the hood I go countercurrent really that for what it is Made can not be mounted in a rest position, from which the rubber stopper ... but aesthetic to a retro style that well blends with the aesthetics of the Fuji and which I really like very much ... sent on May 20, 2017 |
 | Fujifilm X-E2 Pros: File quality, ergonomics, ease of use. Cons: In my use honestly nothing special Opinion: Taking a t10, has quickly become my main body for a simple ergonomic factor, I'm passionate about the side viewfinder ... with upgrades it's perfect for what I have to do, mostly portraiture, coupled with 35mm 1.4 I find it cool, I come from the FF world and I mainly use the 50 1.4, Fuji does not regret having made the full passage to mirrorless. The AF system obviously is not suitable for those who have to do photo shoots or photo shoots, but in return it is accurate and perfect for my purposes, optics with large apertures, 1.4 and 1.2. As for the review of the t10 I do not insert the battery life between defects because it is common to this type of machine, so you already know it and for who like me has made the move to lighten up, bringing some spare battery is not A big problem compared to the weight of the kit I had before! From my own point of view, the X system is promoted to full marks! sent on May 20, 2017 |
 | Fujifilm X-T10 Pros: Threads, it's part of the Fuji system, but it's something that I personally love, file quality, weight / size / quality ratio, AF ... no less for use than I do Cons: Minimal dimensions are a double cut blade, in some cases I happened to randomly change some parameters as I walked by holding it in my hand ... Opinion: Using it for some time, first by affixing it to a Canon kit based on a 6d, the original idea was to use it as the second lightweight body then I went to Fuji by selling Canon ... rnWhat to say ... I personally I find it very good, I was looking for something very light and comfortable to use for portraiture, a genre that is practical for the major, in this area Fuji's focus system allows me to work more smoothly than my old 6d, Of Ghiere is something unique in terms of immediacy, certainly has limits, the sensor is not FF, however the ISO seal for what is needed for me is perfect, the battery compartment is in a miserable position if you have to hook it up To a plate for the tripod ... and it is certainly not the right product for photographic hunters ... the low battery life I do not consider it a defect because it is a well-known fact ... if you already know it already Which will need to be equipped More batteries.rn Like every camera the juryUnusual or negative is very much dependent on what one has to do, for me, a simple portrait-lover who does not like to turn around with a quintal of weight, the T10 was love at first sight and ferried me into the Fuji world. sent on May 20, 2017 |
 | Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Pros: Excellent value for money, sharpness, 2.8, small and discreet Cons: The STM system does not convince me at full Opinion: It is one of the optics with the best quality / price ratio in house Canon, sharp already at room temperature and with a pleasant blur. Usable in various fields, from portraits to reportage, I use it on APS and I find it a focal comfortable with its 40mm, is the classical optics that should not miss in the kit of an amateur. Only thing that does not convince me of the whole STM system, far from USM with regard to the speed of making kelp and studied, so they say, especially for the video ... Of course missing the hood, but I insert it in the defects as for people using Canon is certainly not a novelty! sent on September 03, 2014 |
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