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Cons:Loss of focus phase detection in large apertures, but you know before you buy it so ...
Opinion:A lens that is not for everyone, the purchase goes valutato.rnSe looking for a lens from portrait this is the best in my opinion, a lens that has a crazy blur, soft and never "nervous" (like that of his brother 56mm non APD) .rnC'è to know that the filter APD inside of the lens also acts as a filter for the light, enters a little less light than a lens without treatment, for example if I open to 1.2 there will be a passage of light as if it were 1.7..eccc the diaphragm. The diaphragm is still 1.2 but spends a little less light (a bit like making a normal filter) .rnATTENZIONE, this is NOT for me because a defect in a lens devoted to this portrait It involves a greater contrast and the "removal of the subject" .rnQuesto treatment APD also lose speed AF with apertures ranging from 1.2 to 5.6 (In addition to the back even) then the MAF will be slower than the 56mm NOT APD ... ( we will in fact only the maf sensingContrast). This thing could lead to prefer the 56mm not apd for indoor shots or where necessary maf faster .... for me and just avanza.rnOttima choosing fuji in the package insert a filter ND8, filter essential when shooting at ' aperto.rnGRANDE LENS
Pros:Morbidity and bag filter ND8 Fujinon supplied ring focus ultra-precise movement with a little hard, ring the focal fluid and precise, blurred spectacular (at least in my opinion), but the lightweight construction ultra least solid to the touch.
Cons:I do not think it has, but it is still early to say that since we've only made a dozen photos! (Damn time) rnForse the price? but if we have to be honest the quality you pay and then we are always under the alternatives emblazoned with brands
Opinion:I own this' optical little over a month, glued to the Fuji X-T1 and I never had the time to give us some test shots (work, time to suck, and now even the flu). I am not a technician and I have never ventured to do tests for you all (honestly I would not know where to start) so today despite got sick I decided to make two pictures indeed 8 to be precise, and I've published five at the following link : http://www.juzaphoto.com/me.php?pg=112603&l=it.rnPer me it is too early to give a final judgment or overall but I hope that at least these few photos may have done something pleasing to those who the intention of a next purchase. Soon (or soon I will be better) and post more Scatterò fotornrn
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