Fuji (and other brands, including Viltrox), make both a 23mm and a 33mm F1.4 lens (essentially 35mm and 50mm full frame equivalent lenses), so the 27mm F1.2 falls right in between those two in terms of focal length. Fuji does have one F1.2 lens (the 56mm F1.2 WR), but Viltrox is pretty unique in making these high performing F1.2 options. Sigma 56mm f1.4 DC DN C in X-Mount. With a roughly 85mm equivalent field of view, the 56mm lens hits a prime spot for portraits, especially given its f/1.4 aperture. At £379, it’s cheaper than Fujifilm’s XF 50mm f/2 R WR, and less than half the price of the much-loved XF 56mm f/1.2 R. Sigma 56mm on Fujifilm X-S10 (RS) The Fujifilm 56mm f1.2 is a high quality short telephoto prime lens for the X-system, compatible with all X-mount bodies from the X-Pro1 to the XT1. Announced in January 2014 it's actually the first Cameralabs Camera reviews, lens reviews, photography guides It has became my tradition to make a side by side comparison test when I am replacing one of my existing lens with a new one of same focal length. I named this comparison The Unfair Fight, because the current price for the new 56mm f1.2 is roughly 3.5 times more than a Viltrox f1.4, and yet I am still doing it because the comparison can show me The Fujifilm X-H2 is Fujifilm’s high-resolution 40MP APS-C X-series camera, and as such is the highest resolution APS-C camera of all time. But how does it perform? Find out in our full review. Fujifilm X-H2 at a glance: $2,373 / £1,879 body-only; $2,840 / £2,249 with 16-80mm f/4 lens; 40MP APS-C BSI X-Trans sensor Fuji X-T2 56mm f1.2 & Tube. Ilford Advocate and a Kodak Bantam Special make up this B&W pair. This Ilford is a very late version 2 made in the last year of production in 1956, selling for about £20. The Kodak is a very early 1936 version of this beauty. The Kodak Bantam special was launched at £115 in 1936 which is the equivalent of about £ .

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