Why it is that I’ve been using Olympus Pen F lenses on my wife’s Fujifilm X-T1 is a subject for later: and a proper review. For now, it’s enough to say I’m digging the experience. Very much. In fact, the above lens (horribly taken in the minute or so between shooting an Astell&Kern AK240 and Sony ZX1 for Mac Audio – you can even see its block -, it is a disgrace), hasn’t left the camera. Neither has the slimline Kipon PEN-FX adapter. The 60/1,5 on the APS-C X-T1 works out pretty well like a 90/2,25 on film, or FF 35mm digital. And 90mm is, and always has been, a favourite of mine. In fact, I was chatting lenses with an audiophile mate of mine. He digs lenses in the ~35mm range on APS-C, or ~50mm on FF. I told him that if I had to choose only two lenses, it would be something around 28mm – 30mm on film on the wide end, and 90mm on the long end. Thank you half-frame!…….

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Fuji X-T1

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Fuji X-T1 Ohm-Image Olympus 60/1.5