Meike 35mm f1.7 Large Aperture Manual Focus APSC Lens for Fujifilm X Mount Mirrorless Camera X-T3 X-H1 X-Pro2 X-E3 X-T1 X-T2 X-T4 X-T10 X-T20 X-T200 X-A2 X-E2 X-E1 X30 X70 X-M1 X-A1 X-S10 XPro1,etc

There's something interesting about this The price and the fact that this is a company I do not know made me wary of the lens. It was time to upgrade one of my x-rays I will be donating the bodies from my D-series cameras I am up for the job - A photographer who is just starting out should buy this book. In the end, I purchased this lens to create a little starter kit since I did not have a spare lens. My testing of this lens was thorough before I handed over the camera. Despite its size, it performed well. It is true that when taken wide open, there is vignetting and some softness around the edges. Due to its poor optical performance, I took one point off. It could even be a positive attribute for portraiture, where the vignetting and subtle shades could make an impact. I was pleasantly surprised at the sharpness of the copies I used in the center, 70-80% The frame is open to the front 80% of the time. As a result, it gets much sharper edge to edge when The color and contrast of this image weren't stellar, but they were of the hardest things about lenses to describe is the way that they feel. In the course of my career as a professional photographer, I have used Sinar, Hasselblad, Nikon, Canon and Fuji cameras. I own some of the nicest technical lenses, but they seem to lack life and personality. While this lens lacks edge sharpness and color rendering, what it lacks in aesthetics it makes up for in its ability to produce gorgeous, organic images. I want to point out a few important points. This passage 1. Steeples form the outer ring of the aperture. In that respect, it becomes an interesting artistic choice when used with more video capable x-ray cameras It is a camera series. 3.
It is impossible for this lens to communicate with an x-ray source This camera body belongs to the series. Before mounting the lens, be sure the shoot without a lens feature is enabled in the menu settings of your camera. 1. *3. There is a lot of distorted focus in the manual. The manual focus feels good, as it should for a good lens. The benefits of this are evident not only when it comes to using it for still photography, but when it comes to pulling accurate focus for video where wire-focus lenses sometimes fail. A very solid lens is built into this device. There is a strong metal feel to it. Although I am not sure if it has all the parts inside, I feel it is A lens like this costs in the neighborhood of $85 to purchase. It would be a good purchase if it were near $100. The 35 1 is not intended to replace Fuji's 35. There is a 4th AF option. I let my first copy go after letting it go to someone else, but it was an interesting lens for the right assignment that I bought a second copy for myself.

Abram Owen

| Aug 26, 2020

The Canon XT20 was my first mirrorless camera and I wanted a prime lens with a big aperture to learn and grow with. In spite of the low price range, I am very satisfied with the quality of this lens, from construction to photo quality. A heavy metal feel replaces the cheap plastic feel of the build, giving it a solid, solid I was happy with the picture quality. I am not a pro and consider myself an amateur at best, but I was happy with the picture quality of the first picture. If you're looking for a cheap prime lens with a big aperture and don't mind taking photos manually, pick this one up and give it a go. It is more likely to help you learn how to use a prime lens before you make the leap into more expensive prime lenses.

Stormi Santiago

| Sep 16, 2020

Overall, I'm very pleased with the build quality given the price. Construction is all metal and the image quality is excellent, the lens is The bokeh on this photograph is exquisite. If you do not wish to use a lens, make sure your camera is set to shoot without one, as there is no electronic contact with the body and therefore it will not fire. I will definitely be looking at.

Abraham Jacobs

| May 23, 2021

I have updated So far I've been enjoying this lens a lot. I have been getting good results from the camera and it still feels solid to use. The hood was purchased as a universal 49mm hood. Spend your money on an AF lens if you feel like you have it to spare. The price is right, too. If you don't mind saving money and don't want to shoot moving subjects, this lens is a great choice. The center can be very sharp between f4 to In addition, it starts getting a little soft around the edges. It is smooth to turn the focus ring. A smooth aperture ring is also present, with no clicking sounds. You'll have a hard time making sense of anything in between because the aperture goes from f8 to f22 in such a short micro-twist. My favorite aspect of this lens is the depth of field. This product is a very good buy for the price. The following cons There would be some benefit to including a hood. The pros are Optics are decent, the build is solid, and the price is reasonable.

Zain Harper

| Apr 24, 2021

Video surveillance is available seven days a week. Trying to find something that would work with my Fujifilm X-T2 The equivalent of an E1 lens is 50mm. While still keeping the price down, the lens has a large focal length, fast aperture, and good build quality. I found this lens to be perfect for my needs. For those expecting the same IQ as the Fujian/Fotasy 35mm f1, this is the lens for you. If you're old school and used the CCTV lens, then you have a surprise in store. While the old CCTV lens was fun to use, the soft, smudgy edges could be frustrating from time to time. The lens from Meike is an entirely different animal! Built with a very robust build quality that practically covers everything From the lens cap to the body, everything is metal! Unlike most video cameras, the focus throw is smooth, and the clickless aperture does not limit the aperture range. In contrast to the CCTV version, the corner lines are very sharp. There is a small amount of vignetting and some barrel distortion in the image which can, of course, Keep in mind that this is an all-inclusive event It is a manual lens, so it fails to communicate with your camera, and you'll need to manually enable the "shutter release without lens attached" function in your camera's menu before going to the shooting mode. The pro's are Please note
This includes all The construction of metals
The lens mount looks great in chrome - The lens cap is metal and a plastic cap is included on the rear of the lens- An aperture that is fast- The quality of the images is excellent* - Provides quite good color rendering*br - *Fast shipping and comes with a nice pouch, however the con is Please note
The focus must be manual, no electronics allowed*- A large aperture can result in vignetting
- A heavy barrel distortion is evident in this photograph (correctable)*BR> It's a good idea to treat Meike's brand as a whole as a whole I'm sorry, Miss-- Since there is no zoom lens mount, if you shoot Sony, you must get the E- mount The lens is well worth the money because of its price to performance ratio This ratio compares the performance of two systems. This lens has excellent build quality and features at a very attractive price. It's a great walk around lens you can always keep close As its name implies, it's basically the body cap for my trusty X-box.

Isaiah Hayden

| Nov 01, 2020