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Those are fantastic shots 01Ryan10!

I bought the 16f1.4 before I even owned a Fuji camera!  It was the first in my collection because it's so versatile - it's a fun lens.  IQ wise, I'd rank it as third best in my bag.

I agree, but I have yet to try the 200f2! Great pictures!

After 2 years of Fuji ownership, I finally caved in an bought a Godox v350 - it is nice.  And small.  But it often just didn't have enough output. I purchased a V860 and a XproF Trigger and really ...

Having shot a few thousand hockey pictures, I can really appreciate this post. I lust for the 200f2 - thank you for sharing!

Different strokes for different folks! When I sold off my Sony APS-C and looked at new systems, I was tempted by Sony FF, but ultimately chose Fuji because of the colors and the fact that I didn't ...

The 90 is my first choice for portraits because it's the best lens in my bag, but I use the 56f1.2 more often for portraits because I can be closer to the subject and it's better in low light. I've ...

I had 4 amazing primes and thought i could get by without the 23f1.4, but I couldn't. Too many missed shots because the 16f1.4 wasn't appropriate or the 35f1.4 was too narrow. The 23f1.4 is ...

I agree, in well lit situations like this. Low light situations is where the 56 excels over the 90.  Even with it's "slow focusing", the 56 can lock on better than the 90.  In good light, the 90 ...

Thank you! Yes, 2.8 is usually my goto.  If my subjects are not in the same plane, I'll drop it down further.  If they're lined up nicely in the same plane, I'll open it up. I still haven't figured ...

Whoopsie.  I forgot, but took another just now.  The sunlight had changed, so I had my son move a bit to the right in this one. Original RAW here .

I've have *many* photos like that and now shoot aperture priority most of the time. I have troubles remembering what my DoF will be for my various lenses, at the various apertures at various ...

Here you are! My son was just under 5m away from the tripod. Focus was on eyes. Lightly processed JPGs below and you can find the original RAW files here and here .

I'm very happy with all 3 lenses you listed.  The only useful change I'd want is WR as my 16 and 90 will occasionally get wet.  I've never had an issue with focus speed on all 3, but I don't ...

I've got both and can help. Same ISO and shutter speed?  Subject distance of a few meters?

I shoot an awful lot of soccer games for my daughter's GU15 team, where I share the photos with other parents.  i'll shoot hundreds per game, all using my 90f2 as I walk up/down the sideline.  The ...

That is a great lineup of optical greatness! Start saving for the 33f1!

I have both the 56 and the 90 and have no regrets. The 56 is fantastic and there are many times that it's light gathering abilities helped me out when I didn't have a flash.  AF speed has never ...