Fujifilm XF 35mm f2 R WR Seven Years Later
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0:00 Intro
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3:08 Unedited Sample Shots - Liberty Place, Birmingham - X-T5
4:09 Image Quality
5:03 Unedited Sample Shots - Brindley Place, Centenary Square - X-T5
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6:47 Unedited Sample Shots - Victoria Square, Grand Central - X-T5
7:46 Is it worth it?
Fujifilm XF 35mm f2 R WR Seven Years Later!
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Absolute informative Video with tons of sample shots. Love it. Helped me a lot.
Thanks a lot!!!
I have this as my go to lens paired with an x-h2s. The compact footprint and the high quality of the images i must say is a killer combination.
Love the combo!
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, top video once again.
Good to see some shots of the German market. Me and a couple of friends tried taking some photos in and around there the other week, still building our confidence, but it was good fun.
I only own the XC35 but absolutely love that lens, so small and lightweight, with great image quality.
Honestly, these comments make a huge difference!!!! Ye the XC is the same glass I believe.
Absolutely agree. This lens is wonderful on my X-T20.
Loved my T20...
My go to lens on the x-pro2. Outstanding.
Love that combo
A great lens and good prise these days I get the rain also here in the north west I also have the 23mm lens and love using them both small weather sealed good images what's not to like.......
It's grim, but friendlier, up north!
I have the 23mm f2, and agree that there’s plenty of life left in these lenses.
I'll have to get hold of that one again too.
I'm not a huge fan of the 50mm focal length, but whenever I use this lens I really enjoy the results. I'm thinking of getting the 30mm macro though, and if I do this lens will go in pex.
Sometimes it's all about what will be more inspiring/ useful
Can highly recommend the 30mm 2.8 👍🏻
Every now and then, I wish I got the 35/1.4 instead of this. But this f/2 really is quite good.
You can't go wrong with both in fairness
@@DamianBrown Well, your budget can go wrong. ;-)
Did you see that TTartisan has a 56 1.8 AF lens dropping soon? Could be interesting… the AF 35 1.8 looks fun.
I love their 27/2.8-the quirky optics are charming (YMMV), and no AF lens this wide is this swirly. But the 35/1.8 seems lackluster. No aperture ring, and kinda just an ordinary modern optic. Decently sharp, nothing wrong with it, but nothing unique. The Sony version has less competition, but with the XC 35/2 for $200 vs the TTArtisan $150, it doesn’t even really make much sense as a budget option. And then there are the Sigma 30mm and Viltrox 33mm f/1.4s for not much more.
As to the upcoming 56mm… the lack of an aperture ring is still frustrating, but I could cope if it had some interesting optics. There’s a bunch of folks I can buy from where there are good clean modern optics. If I really wanted to put up with the lack of an aperture ring, I’d lean towards the often on sale Sigma 56, since it’s so tiny (won’t block an XPro viewfinder).
If TTArtisan did an autofocus equivalent of a Helios 44, with vintage charm you can’t easily get with autofocus? Instant pickup. If it’s just an ordinary 56 that’s maybe a bit cheaper and doesn’t have an aperture ring? I’m sure to pass.
Could be an interesting 12 months for cheaper af lenses
@@DamianBrown , while I got you in the room, do you have an opinion on the XT3 vs XT30ii? Looking for an everyday carry, to document my family, MAYBE (maybe) a small amount of quick video (that’s a MAYBE), but something with the XTrans IV sensor. Doesn’t have to be the latest and greatest, seeing how I don’t mind when a camera and/or lenses have some “quirks.” Thanks!
Honestly either would be top quality for what you need. I still use the T3 but if I owned the T30ii I'd definitely travel with it and use it for day trips@@brianode11
Damien, like you I live in the Midlands, and I think the weather ceiling is essential for at least half the year. Its a cracking lens, and I dont use mine or the sister 23mm half as much as I should, leaving the excellent 18-55 on the front of the camera as long as its dry. Made me think a trip to Brum with a a couple of primes in my pocket is called for in the near future. As a new subscriber this set of Vlogs is a great resource for Fuji users, that should be better known. Thank You.
Weather "sealing" my friend! Sorry to be spelling gestapo.
I'm in the Midlands too, (Staffordshire Moorlands). I have the Original 35mm F1.4, I got with my X-Pro1.
Thanks, Smell chucker I suspect, even if we talk different in Derbyshire @@henrysiegertsz8204
You all talk incorrectly... :)
Lovely combo, the lens and camera I mean!
Yes... I think it's around 45% rain in the Midlands on average. However I try my best to avoid shooting in it!
Thanks a lot Paul!!! Really appreciate the comments!
Excellent review! So you’ve upgraded to the T5?
I wish... long term loaner. It's gone back now. Got the S20 with me in Colombia now until Feb.
It must be very cold.
Not now I'm in Colombia... :)
@@DamianBrown Wow.
Damian, is you background either Sri Lankan or Goan? My family were from Sri Lanka.
Half Indian! Half Irish :)
Got to be fair, it is a great lens... but given the competition now? I don't think it's essential anymore. I've been playing with the TTartisan F1.8 this week and that's $150 brand new and it's quite excellent. It's not weather-sealed but having been rained on often enough over the years, I don't really believe that weather-sealing is a huge deal. Though my long-term choice at this focal length is the 33mm F1.4 WR, it's for the image quality, not the WR.
It's a good review but with the emergence of Viltrox, Sirui, and TTartisan with 7artisans, Yongnuo, Meike, etc. certain to follow suit? I feel this price point has become way, way more competitive than it was 7 years ago. All of the Fujinons, in fact, are in the same boat too.
I agree, competition is good!