Fuji X Series

The Ttartisan AF 27mm f/2.8 is my most used lens now. It's not for everyone as it isn't optically perfect, but much like the 35mm f/1.4 it has a 'look' that I find very appealing.
Yeah reason I like X-T1 is that it's an older camera now, so with film simulations you can get that vintage like look with the shots.

Wouldn't really need a pin sharp lens for that and could pair well with X-M1 for a compact combo. Looking on eBay there's UK stock for under £120 so not sure can got much wrong at that price.

Not a pancake, but 23 and 35 f2 Fuji lenses are very good.

23mm F1.4 is on my list of lenses to try in general.
 
Haven't had a chance to take it out into the wild yet, but definitely can feel X-M1 is a different class of camera to X-T1, build and material quality wise.

Does feel cheaper in hand but hopefully performs well for what I want it for.
 
I've not noticed anything, but I've not struggled with focusing, no birding or sports going on here!
I would tend to agree, insomuch as, I never really had a problem with the AF up to now so I don’t really see a big difference - and I DO shoot sports (football and rugby mainly). I do try my hand at the odd bit of birding around the house but any shortfalls here are completely down to the soft squidgy thing behind the camera.
 
I would tend to agree, insomuch as, I never really had a problem with the AF up to now so I don’t really see a big difference - and I DO shoot sports (football and rugby mainly). I do try my hand at the odd bit of birding around the house but any shortfalls here are completely down to the soft squidgy thing behind the camera.
You're meant to use your fingers to take the pic mate... :eek:
 
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