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Yes. Really surprised at that. My fave the 35mm f1.4 isn’t going anywhere…oh ! Hang on…if I preordered a X-H2 that is…Its a surprise that one of the sharpest lenses (XF16mm F1.4) doesan't make the cut
Yes. Really surprised at that. My fave the 35mm f1.4 isn’t going anywhere…oh ! Hang on…if I preordered a X-H2 that is…Its a surprise that one of the sharpest lenses (XF16mm F1.4) doesan't make the cut
Yes. Really surprised at that. My fave the 35mm f1.4 isn’t going anywhere…oh ! Hang on…if I preordered a X-H2 that is…
Probably got more than one to own yet…or have I..?Haven't you got a box to tick in your I-Spy book of Fuji cameras
OK. Am I completely mad to even look at 50mm f1
Only because it’s F1…
One begs the question... Why?Nah, part-timer, I drove from Poole, Dorset to Glasgow in an 1100 Austin Allegro (max speed about 65mph!!) in 1984/5 - In the days when there was no motorway from the border until nearly Glasgow - a lot of it single carraigeway. If your Fiat 500 was a modern one, then your trip was a breeze, if it was an original Fiat 500 then I take my hat off to you!
I’ve never been to the lakes. Keep them coming.
One begs the question... Why?
Fair play to you, sir. I doth my cap
Just skimmed DA’s report. Probably try the Sammy 85 on the GFX first.Yes, wait until the next round of promotions (or the show) likely to be deals then. And you already know that youyr Canon FD 1.4 is approx F1.1 on your GFX, so the question is do you need to shoot anything actually moving at F1.........................I suppose at 40fps on the X-H2 you will have every section (vertical slice) of your grandchilds face in focus as they move infornt of the camera - you could then focus stack it and get the equivalent of an F8 image
Just skimmed DA’s report. Probably try the Sammy 85 on the GFX first.
Yeah I get that. But I want dreamy shots of youngest granddaughter. I’ll give it a go..I thought the Samyang 85mm F1.4 was just a bit too soft wide open on the GFX - have a look at a Sigma ART lens if you want sharpness at F1.4 (F1.1)
Yeah I get that. But I want dreamy shots of youngest granddaughter. I’ll give it a go..
Thanks David. That’s very helpful.Get a diffusion filter, or better still get a Tiffen Black-ProMist - The black versions retain blacks and contrast better. Its just a case of working out what strength filter you need/want.
Glad you and Mum are OK .Hi mate been so busy running about as my Mum has been in hospital with a broken hip, now replaced and she is in a care home. Going out tomorrow though.
Thanks David. That’s very helpful.
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The need for new lenses may be necessary with the XH2 but the existing lenses will work but are not optimised for the 40MP sensor. Doesnt mean you cant get great results.
What would the xc range be lacking not to make the list? How about any thoughts on the sigma range?
What are peoples thoughts on what the xt5 would offer that the xh2r wouldn't?
ThanksThe lenses will all work it’s just that they won’t be capable of getting the best out of the sensor (in ultimate sharpness terms) - it a bit like putting a film ear prime on a GFX - plenty of us do it and get some great and interesting images but we are not getting the optimum out of the sensor
As to the X-T5, Most rumours suggest that it will be 40 MP like the X-H2 - but obviously it will in an X-T4 like package - expect similar functionality and performance (and close in price) to X-H2
It is and its slightly shaper than the f2.8 versionIts a surprise that one of the sharpest lenses (XF16mm F1.4) doesan't make the cut
Could also look at some presets, good one's work wellYeah I get that. But I want dreamy shots of youngest granddaughter. I’ll give it a go..
Argh proper conversation. What a `mareI lived in Poole, and my then girlfriends grandparents (both sets) lived in Glasgow - even made the trip on Christmas Eve one year with horizontal snow blowing across the Beattocks (literally ) - in the days when in-car enertainment was a "conversation" or AM radio (at the times when you actually got reception) or could hear the radio above the screaming Allegro and Wind Noise
It’s huuuuuuge and heavy. I personally wasn’t a fan when I tried it. Maybe it’s the rental version I had, but I had it twice and the Aputure rings were sticky. I suppose they travel such a distance to get that wide. The 56mm looks very nice thoughOK. Am I completely mad to even look at 50mm f1
Only because it’s F1…
I'm pretty sure the difference is going to be the dials and that's about itWhat would the xc range be lacking not to make the list? How about any thoughts on the sigma range?
What are peoples thoughts on what the xt5 would offer that the xh2r wouldn't?
That’s a shame AlanWent to nearest JL, said not in stock online but showing stock in other stores and asked if I could pay to transfer to this store.
No was the reply
It’s silly really. Charge somebody a fiver and you got another sale as well.Went to nearest JL, said not in stock online but showing stock in other stores and asked if I could pay to transfer to this store.
No was the reply
It came from the FujiRumours site but it was also mentioned in the X-Summit presentation.Where has this come from?
Thanks, I had assumed it probably came from Fuji, but wanted it confirmed.It came from the FujiRumours site but it was also mentioned in the X-Summit presentation.
I agree as I love this lens.It is and its slightly shaper than the f2.8 version
X-H2S | X-H2 | X-T4 | |
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Fastest AF speed | 0.02sec. | 0.02sec | 0.02sec |
Updated AF algorithm | YES | YES | – |
Tracking performance for moving subject | Very Good | Good | Good |
Face/Eye AF | Very Good | Very Good | Good |
Subject detection AF (Moving subject) | Very Good | Good | – |
Subject detection AF (Non moving subject) | Very Good | Very Good | – |
High-frequency subject | Good | Very Good | Good |
The main difference is probably going to be in the rolling shutter I think. Unless you're shooting sports or fast-moving wildlife, the X-H2 is likely a better camera, and a fair bit cheaper.I thought that people would be interested in this.
Fujifilm published a Performance comparison between the Fujifilm X-H2, X-H2S, and X-T4 and it is interesting how little distinction they make between the three cameras.
AF Performance Comparison
X-H2S X-H2 X-T4 Fastest AF speed 0.02sec. 0.02sec 0.02sec Updated AF algorithm YES YES – Tracking performance
for moving subjectVery Good Good Good Face/Eye AF Very Good Very Good Good Subject detection AF
(Moving subject)Very Good Good – Subject detection AF
(Non moving subject)Very Good Very Good – High-frequency subject Good Very Good Good
Read more: https://fujiaddict.com/#ixzz7eTwZOi9A
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https://www.castlecameras.co.uk/fujifilm-x100v-digital-camera-silver/p10065 (limited stock supposedly)
Nice one, mateWent on website, showed as limited stock, added to basket, went back to check and it said out of stock so they only had one. Called to check and then ordered online. Called again to ask about delivery and young lady said it was in front of her and would be dispatched Monday.
Let’s see if/when it arrives (this will be my 3rd V)
I owe you a virtual beer @Paulie-W
I'm a little dubious about the Fuji list, I get its in their interest to try and convince people to buy new lenses though.
But is someone really going to tell me that either of the 16-55 f2.8 or 16-80 f4 are better than the 16 f1.4 WR, the "MK1" 23mm f1.4 or the "MK1" 35mm f1.4? I don't think so