mid-range zoom for X-E3
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Re: mid-range zoom for X-E3
Crashton wrote:
coldwell wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking for a small'ish zoom for my xe3. Though I'm strongly looking at moving to the X-S10 in the future.
I currently have the Viltrox 13mm and 56mm and the fuji 27mm II.
Preference is a focal range of around 50-150 give or take. The 50-140 is out of the question due to price. I prefer to not spend over $700CDN so used options are fine (and likely).
I am thinking of the Fuji 50-230 but If I can get something to replace my Viltrox 56 that would be great (IE double for light portrait as well) But it doesn't seem like I can get something in my budget with a close aperture to the 56.
This is for travel and family portrait if possible - no plans for wildlife. I just want more reach than the 56 (and the convenience of a zoom) but I don't want to start collecting too many lenses.
Thanks!
I had the 50-230mm it's a good lens, very light so it may work well with your X-E3. It is a slow lens if that doesn't bother you. The 55-200mm is heavier & doesn't quite reach as far. That being said it is a very nice lens. You should be able to buy both used at a good savings. Have you thought about the Tamron 17-70 f2.8. Not as much reach, but from what I've read it is a good lens.
Yes it hits 2 of 3 (light and good zoom range) but it's quite slow. I'll check the size/weight of the 55-200.
The Tamron is appealing. I had the same lens for my Nikon d7500 (or was it a Tokina?) before I moved to Fuji to save size/weight. It was nice for sure but in this instance, I'm hoping for more reach.
Maybe I'll find an amazing deal on the 50-140 someday. BUT its still heavy AF!
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