Fuji Wide Lens Colors

[Justin9999]

Of all the WA lenses (below 23mm) available for X-mount (including third party), which one would you say has the best color reproduction?

I don't know how to read "color reproduction" off a chart, and neither can I articulate what that is supposed to mean. However, I can tell that some lenses show "better" colors than others.

 

[57even]

Of all the WA lenses (below 23mm) available for X-mount (including third party), which one would you say has the best color reproduction?

I don't know how to read "color reproduction" off a chart, and neither can I articulate what that is supposed to mean. However, I can tell that some lenses show "better" colors than others.

 

[Mark]

The Fujinon 14mm 2.8 has amazing colour and contrast in my view. And it's very sharp, too.

2 camera jpegs:


14mm, Provia, Polarizer




14mm, Provia, no Polarizer

 

[medon78]

@Mark: Gorgeous sky colors!! Yummie.

 

[Vic Chapman]

For me, the 14mm f2.8. My most used prime.

In zooms, the 16-55mm f2.8. My most used zoom.

You need to pixel peep to see a difference between any Fuji lens though.

Vic

 

[TEAS]

There is no difference. Any perceived difference is simply in the eye of the beholder.

 

[uniball]

There is no difference. Any perceived difference is simply in the eye of the beholder.

Do you mean the difference between the color cast of the 18 is the same as the 14? Any difference is simply in my eye?

With that, I'll risk responding with the 18 is my favorite, though more clinical, the 16 next. My copy of the 14 was quite timid and the colors muted in comparison to the 18 and 16.

All lovely lenses, with different character.