Use liveview ;-)
Amities
Philippe
Le 19 nov. 15 à 21:44, Jim Nichols a écrit :
Thanks, Philippe. I realize that, in Fuji format, the 35 is
effectively a 53, or normal lens. But the 35mm focal length, like
the 28mm Elmarit-R that I tried to use on my Oly 4/3 cameras, is
just hard to focus with a through-the-lens finder. The subject
matter appears too small for accurate focusing. I have no trouble
with 50mm and up. This makes the 35/2 AF look very attractive for
the Fuji.
I realize that the magnifier will help. On a tripod, it would be
fine. But, hand-held, it is like trying to look through a long
telescope. :-(
Jim Nichols
Tullahoma, TN USA
On 11/19/2015 2:34 PM, philippe.amard wrote:
Might lack this distinct signature I like, though.
Two lenses for different puposes
Both being very good at what they do best I'd say :-)
BTW: 35mm is not a WA on a fuji Jim. Rather it's the standard lens
we all had in the form of Zuikos 50mm (I had the 1.4) or any'Crons
or luxes 50, or even further back Asahis 50 1.4 and 55 1.8 (I had
both) ;-)
Keep the good light coming to this place.
Amities
Philippe
Le 19 nov. 15 à 21:09, Jim Nichols a écrit :
My conclusion is that the new Fuji 35mm AF lens would be a welcome
addition.
One sees clearly only with the heart. What is essential is
invisible to the eye. Antoine de Saint Exupéry in Le Petit Prince.
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