Congratz For landscape, I think you will love it. I am happy you can get it for RM928. Though I paid RM1339, but I'd have missed so many nice milkway shots if I wait till now....so, no regret. Look forward to your spam.

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Aug 24 2016, 10:08 AM

Even wide opened is easy to shoot because everything is in focus especially landscape for such a wide lens. Unless you decide to do portrait inclusive of the landscape as the background, then you might want to stop down the aperture to get both your subject and background in focus.As regards, MF, I have to be honest, it needs a bit of getting used to. Even though everything is in focus, but when I press the shuttle release half way, I still expect to hear the beep sound for focus confirmation. When it doesnt, then I will realise it is my sweet little MF 12mm.

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Aug 26 2016, 09:55 PM

It will come, sooner or later, it will come.

By the way, good photographer you are. I rike you photos

You do post processing? With LR? Or software provided by Fuji ?

Please do a unboxing and review video after you received it.

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Aug 31 2016, 08:32 AM

For this, I agreed with DaddyO, as regards the sensor size, quick and simple, they are not the same, though in some area the difference are negligible.. I've seen the Zack Arias video on youtube which he talked about sensor as well. I think the area where FF vs apsc is neglegible is term of sharpness. I've done a simple test myself, comparing my 24mp apsc(sony a6000) shot against my friend's FF 24mp(Sony A7) shot of the exact same scene with the same settings. The sharpness different can only be seen after I enlarged both photos to 100% on capture one express. As regards low light performance, it can be quite significant. I remember watching a video on youtube comparing Sony a6000 vs Canon 5d mark III video performance with different iso settings. While I love my sony a6000, I have to admit that the noise level is atleast 1 to 2 stop better on canon 5d mark iii,( a 2 years older tech camera compared to my 6K).

Just like many of you here, I like the vintage look of fujis, absolutely love the manual dial and the best kit lens 18-55 f2.8-4 any company has to offer. And the fantastic OOC jpeg quality.

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 11 2016, 03:16 PM

Fruitie, I also feel sorry for you. I for one, also waiting for you to receive your 12mm so u can do a unboxing video of it.....are you still in pursue of it, or you've given up?

Cool, I hope you will get your replacement lens soon.

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Ha ha, yeah, the queen of complains. Pls do a unboxing video after you received the lens, ha ha

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 12 2016, 12:46 AM

Yeap, pls show your gears

p/s: Btw, got your sammy 12 yet?

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 27 2016, 11:52 PM

How is it? You like it?

To be honest, while I've this lens for several months now, but only recently I realized it full potential. I got it initially for shooting milkway, so never really shoot much outside of that realm until recently. Few nights ago, out of the blue, I felt like shooting my miniature Mr.Bean bear with wide open F stop. Once the shot was taken, I zoomed into his eye on the camera screen. It was sharp even I had zoomed in max.

I wish I can travel more like you do, so can put this lens to good use.

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 29 2016, 12:05 AM

Same here. The first MF lens I had was my father's Yashica 35-70mm ML lens. My whole family was very surprised my father's 1986 purchase (sitting now in the closet waiting for it to rot) can still function on my camera with an dumb adapter (thanks for mirrorless design).

Going back to the sammy, do you think it's heavy for it's size? Whenever I held it up or attached it to my camera, I can't helped but feeling that....or is it just me? And focus ring quite stiff....

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 29 2016, 12:45 AM

So is the price. Double of sammy.

What do you mean by attach the adapter backward? Do you mean the lens hood?

My vote goes to T10 as well.

woonsc If you can save up a bit more, I'd suggest you to get the XT10 with the 18-55mm f2.8-4 kit lens. Best kit lens out there.

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 29 2016, 11:19 PM

XF- 50-140 f2.8. Man, I wish we have similar offering in E mount....so envy you....

If XT-2 came with fully articulated touchscreen, I'd be very tempted to switch. But at the moment, quite heavily invested in E mount. So, I can only hope and dream Sony will released a6300 successor with that. If XT-3 comes with a touchscreen, I might consider the jump

By the way, seems like you don't use telephoto much. If that is the case, I think your collection should be quite complete.....or perhaps a fisheye....but then again, not available in X mount....

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 30 2016, 01:01 PM

Oh yeah, 56mm, only heard good comments about it. Seems like big fan of primes....wait....a name came to my mind.....Let's call you FRUITIMUS PRIME.

Yeah, it's a bummer not to have the TTL on fuji version...I wondered why....else it's a great little flash (very powderful for the size) And I'm loving it...

Wondering if anyone got the i60A if it has TTL function for fujis...

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 30 2016, 03:36 PM

Tried it, very painful experience. Even fruitimus Prime said I was dumb dumb to do so...

By the way, mine was X100s.

This post has been edited by Loseeker: Sep 30 2016, 09:37 PM