Help - 55-200 vs 56 1.2
Re: Help - 55-200 vs 56 1.2
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Miles_H wrote:
brownie314 wrote:
Miles_H wrote:
brownie314 wrote:
OK - I know - WTH right? Why even compare these two - they are apples and space ships.
OK - I am on a limited budget. I have an x-t2 and a 16-50 (not 16-55). I am making my first major lens investment in Fuji.
I don't have a tele option on my x-t2. I really miss that option from my Nikon days.
I also don't have a really great portrait lens. I also miss that from my Nikon days.
Photography is definitely a hobby for me - a hobby that has been sidelined for a few years now. I mostly just shoot candid images of my family (wife, kids, extended families). I do some studio head shots (I have some strobes and triggers).
The 56 would be great and match my style of taking candid shots of people as they do things. But - man - I really miss being able to throw on the tele and go out and get some really great people and landscape shots with a very versatile lens.
The other reason I am comparing these two is I can get either of them for around the same price (used of course).
Biting fingernails here - don't know which way to go.
I have two examples for your reference ,
Hope that helps your decision .
Fujifilm XF 55-200 f3.5-4.8
Fujifilm XF 56mm f1.2
OMG - these are fantastic.
Let me ask - I have a x-t2 - almost the same focus system as your x-h1 - how is focus with the 55-200? Is it fast and accurate?
Thank you .
55-200mm is LM motor , It's focus speed is good .
I use it on X-H1 it's fine ( for portrait photography )
Can you tell me if there is a big difference between the 55-200 and the 56mm in focus speed or accuracy? Sorry for so many questions - but you have the lenses I am considering on a body very similar to mine.
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