SONY Z7 & JVC HD-100U Fuji 16X kit Lens
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The Fuji 16X lens is better than sony 12X !
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Chiayi, can you support the camera on your shoulder with that lens. It looks like you could without cramping your elbow.
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shoulder ?
It's easy ^^ ~ You can see more photos in my blog. |
a few questions...
Do you notice the lack of OIS? How well does the servo motor work for zoom & iris? How well does the record trigger work? Any difference in picture quality? thanks for sharing! |
did the thread die?
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zoom & iris work well record trigger work well brighter little and sharper |
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All of the controls on the Fujinon lens seem to be much smoother and easier to use than the standard lens. You do lose the top handle zoom rocker control function. But the Rec button still works. I have not done any image comparisons between the lenses. My lens is not exactly the same as Chaiyi's and I don't know what his f-stop is, but mine is f1.4. And it will hold f1.4 throughout the zoom range. That gives it a slight advantage in low light and perhaps a slight advantage in being able to control DOF. The grip is more comfortable on the standard Zeiss lens for me, however. The Fujinon lens puts my wrist in a position where it has to be cupped too much for my comfort. I smashed my wrist in a motorcycle accident years ago and cupping my wrist is more difficult for me to do. Someone else might find the Fujinon lens fits them just fine. I came from a background of using broadcast style lenses and I have the Fujinon lens on the camera most of the time. If I am going to go handheld, I will generally use the Zeiss lens. I have a friend who comes more from the pro-sumer camcorder background. So far he has preferred the Zeiss lens for it's full auto functions. But as time goes by, he seems to be moving towards the Fujinon, also. I think he would prefer it, if he had more practice with it. |
Do you need any kind of adapter for this lens?
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Mike Tapa is now doing a B4 2/3" adaptor to 1/3" so that you can use old broadcast lenses.
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