The camera was the Fujifilm XE2S, the lens a 27mm (40mm equivalent), and the film simulation Monochrome. I wasn’t concentrating too much on my camera settings, flitting between auto aperture and occasionally auto shutter speed, and then manual
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Once again, I’m picking up my APS-C sensored Fujifilm XE2S rather than my full-framed Sony. I’ve mentioned previously how I ‘get’ the whole Fujifilm craze, especially when it comes to replicating that film experience
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Using the TTArtisan 50mm to manual focus is a joy to use. I don’t tend to do spec breakdowns here, concentrating more on the end-product, but I believe this lens is all-metal, with clear aperture and focus length markings embossed clearly
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What if you don’t own a Fujifilm camera? Take my Sony A7C, a camera far superior to any Fujifilm in almost every way. Almost.
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