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I don't worry about ideals. I have the 18, 23, 27, and 35mm lenses... I may buy more, I might sell some...who knows? As long as I can photograph, it's all good.
but that wasn't the question john…
but that wasn't the question john…![]()
Ok, fair enough... 18mm, 27mm, 35mm.
macjim
Well-known
18, 35 & 60 mm primes for me. (28, 52 & 90 mm)
burancap
Veteran
I am the goofy guy that went back to the future and will do this with zooms!
10-24 / 18-55 / 55-200
I will the use the 27 when I am on the run, and the 60 on rainy days.
10-24 / 18-55 / 55-200
I will the use the 27 when I am on the run, and the 60 on rainy days.
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
I don't worry about ideals. I have the 18, 23, 27, and 35mm lenses... I may buy more, I might sell some...who knows? As long as I can photograph, it's all good.
I'm with you on this... well said.
stompyq
Well-known
Ok, fair enough... 18mm, 27mm, 35mm.
Don't mind John. He's allergic to longer lenses. I would take out the 27 and add a longer lens
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the more i think about it the more i like the 16/23/56 combo…but i'd live happily with the 60 as well.
maybe i'll try to trade my 2 zooms for a 14 in the meantime...
maybe i'll try to trade my 2 zooms for a 14 in the meantime...
harmsr
M5 Nut
I currently own the 14, 23, 35, 56, 18-55, & 55-200 with an X-E2 & X-T1.
My choice for a 2 lens kit on the street would be the 23 & 56. Both just amazing lenses. If I were to add a third, I'd go wider & take the 14 along. Again another great lens.
My least favorite of my kit is the 35. It is slow to focus & not as good optically as my other primes. Never liked the 60. Just to slow in use. The 18 & 27 don't impress me optically.
For most flexibility, it would just be my 2 zooms. For zooms, they are pretty amazing.
Ray
My choice for a 2 lens kit on the street would be the 23 & 56. Both just amazing lenses. If I were to add a third, I'd go wider & take the 14 along. Again another great lens.
My least favorite of my kit is the 35. It is slow to focus & not as good optically as my other primes. Never liked the 60. Just to slow in use. The 18 & 27 don't impress me optically.
For most flexibility, it would just be my 2 zooms. For zooms, they are pretty amazing.
Ray
ecowarrior
Established
I've got the 35, the next one will be either the 14 (which I could do with) or the 56 (which I dream about). Having tested both I know they are both amazing lenses but... which one first???? It's a nice problem to have....
den_sh
Established
If I were to return to Fuji X system I'd get 14-23-56 combo. Not a huge fan of 18mm (soft corners even stopped down) and 60mm (slow af).
noimmunity
scratch my niche
Is the 56 available somewhere?
GaryLH
Veteran
noimmunity
scratch my niche
If I could get it while I'm here in the US, that would save a bundle. Looks like I will just miss it, though.
Don't mind John. He's allergic to longer lenses. I would take out the 27 and add a longer lens
Man, get back to your D7000.
FranZ
Established
3 lens kits:
Landscape & Architecture: 14-23-60
People: 23-35-56(on my wish list)
2 lens kit: 23-56
1 lens only: 23(a little big, but such a beauty) or the X100s if stealth is required
Landscape & Architecture: 14-23-60
People: 23-35-56(on my wish list)
2 lens kit: 23-56
1 lens only: 23(a little big, but such a beauty) or the X100s if stealth is required
Jdi
Established
14, 18 & 35 for my use. My wife has the 27, a very sweet lens, but if I had to make a choice, the 18. She also has the 18-55 which I never use. I bought into the system for small and light, not the ultimate photographic tool. So while I like the 23's focal, its too big and heavy for me. Never shoot longer than 35.
RedLion
Come to the Faire
Just got the X-T1 and have the 18-55 for general and event shooting.
To round out the kit, for myself I can see getting:
10-24 for architecture, landscape and urban landscape. Can be pressed into service for street photography as well.
23mm for street photography and as an all around prime.
I already have a Nikon 50mm F1.2 lens (for my F3 and FM2N) and use it on the Fuji with an adapter. It works great for portrait shots (effective FL=75mm):
See: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152220545819675.1073741881.503394674&type=1&l=49e9f40bd3
All except for the last 4, were shot with the Nikon 50mm F1.2 @F1.2 on the Fuji X-T1.
To round out the kit, for myself I can see getting:
10-24 for architecture, landscape and urban landscape. Can be pressed into service for street photography as well.
23mm for street photography and as an all around prime.
I already have a Nikon 50mm F1.2 lens (for my F3 and FM2N) and use it on the Fuji with an adapter. It works great for portrait shots (effective FL=75mm):
See: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152220545819675.1073741881.503394674&type=1&l=49e9f40bd3
All except for the last 4, were shot with the Nikon 50mm F1.2 @F1.2 on the Fuji X-T1.
Darthfeeble
But you can call me Steve
I bought my XP1 with the three lenses that were the only ones available early on. I rarely use the 60, but continually bounce between the 18 and the 35. I tried an 80-200 m42 to see how I'd like it and found it just didn't work for me, too clumsy and bulky. I have a couple of M lenses that I use on it every once in a while but I prefer the AF lenses. Fuji has improved the manual focus to the point that it's much more useable if I need to go that route. When the bankroll improves I would like to get the 23 and/or the 14. I'm impressed with the results I see from the zooms, but I prefer to stay with primes, my only wish is that they were a little more compact.
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
My X-T1 is for work that requires tabletop product shots, "casual" portraits, indoor/outdoor "mood" shots. I currently have 18-55, 23, 27, and 35.
I think my 3-lens setup will be 23, 35, 56.
Alternative would be 35, 56, and 16-55mm F2.8 R when it comes out.
I think my 3-lens setup will be 23, 35, 56.
Alternative would be 35, 56, and 16-55mm F2.8 R when it comes out.
rybolt
Well-known
This is a hurtful question. If I could have just three in a kit they would have to be the 10-24 (on order) the 35mm f1.4 and the 60. Since I have to have a second body I'd stick the 14 on an XE1 and consider it to be a Fuji SWC. And the X100 would cover me for the 35mm focal length. Does seem like cheating, though.
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