Nigel Wilkins

I agree, too abstract for my taste.

@ Gavin Wade, what is sad is thinking it's sad that someone can't find more wrong with a camera!

Fair point, missed that.

I only see disadvantages with this...
*Makes any camera less stable on a tripod.
*Prevents the use of an L bracket
*If used in the hotshoe, it needs to be removed to use a flash or spirit level &...

I had one of those...a manual focus one. It was too difficult to focus for me. This Mistakon would be much worse.

Exactly Jeff...see my post 3rd down from the original.

Jeff, the discussion is regarding equivalence to FF if used on a 'crop sensor' body i.e. APS, same as any other FF lens. Although, if it covers the Fuji, it is cropped when used on FF, but...

It's not available for Fuji X mount

William, the question was what's the lens equivalent to in FF terms.

Multiply by your crop factor, e.g. if you plan using it on Canon APS (1.6x) then it would be 216mm f/2.2. On the Fuji (0.79x) it would be 107mm f/1.1.

@ MediaArchivist - My comment was to explain my previous comment about ND filters, not a control on the lens. ND filters are the normal controls for light transmission.

There's no real aperture as such, so the only control is for light transmission.

ND filters

And that's my point. Neither is wrong, or a fail. Just different.

fyngyrz - More often than not, when I go outside & look up, I see big white fluffy things, or a white blanket completely obscurring the bright thing. Also, my subjects don't look into the sun, &...

fyngyrz - I've seen many portraits that don't have a single specular catchlight in the eyes that look good. In many people's view, a specular highlight is actually considered to be a bad thing,...

So your photos end up like everyone else's? I'd rather be an amateur than follow a prescription personally.

I also went from a 6D to Fuji 16mp X-trans sensor cameras & never looked back. I prefer the fuji lenses also for their even-across-the-frame IQ. The DR was a big bonus.