Hi glad seeing you're trying on gfx 50r, I couldn’t work it out when adapting vintage lens on this camera - it wouldnt let me fire the shutter? But as soon as i switch back to its original lens its fine. Is there any setting on this camera i should be mindful about when adapting vintage lens please?
Zeiss 35mm f2 Distagon is better on D850 or on gfx 50R? After this video I suppose the 58 1.4 Voigt is better on the gfx? I am not 100% sure, but on a first sight I do not like the colours of Fujifilm, even the gfx. Similar to the Sony "magic". Leica seems to be the best, then some Nikons (I have the D700 - generally happiest camper, but I am looking for better micro contrast/ tonality camera wise. Plus some resolution more for some of the images)...
Here are my favorite full-frame prime lenses: 14mm f/2.8 Nikkor auto focus 21mm f/1.4 Summilux (M-mount) 28mm f/2 Zeiss Distagon (Nikon F-mount) 35mm f/1.4 Zeiss Distagon (M-mount) 50mm f/1.4 Takumar 8-element (M42-mount) 55mm f/3.5 Nikkor macro 85mm f/1.4 Nikkor auto focus 105mm f/2.8 Nikkor macro 135mm f/2 Zeiss Sonnar (Nikon F-mount) 180mm f/2.8 Nikkor How well do you think these adapted lenses will work on a Fuji GFX 50R?
Sorry for that unprofessional Question. This Video is from 2018. So, I am interested in the most fast lens for GFX 50s, that is Working very well. So first Question, a original Fuji 110mm F2.0 is in practice the same fast than a Voigtlander 58mm 1.4? Or is a Mitakon 'Speedmaster' 35mm or 50mm f/0.95 the Choice for GFX. Or the Voigtlander 40mm f1.2? I watched so much Videos, but in Fact of the Timeline I can´t make a needful decision. Or is there another option? For me it seems that my 110mm f2.0 is not that fast that it could be. I want to shoot in Low-Light situations. Thank you very much!
@@Massproduce201 I would highly recommend this camera, especially at that price. I was surprised to find that it even has Fuji's Classic Neg Simulation, which gives fabulous results, particularly on wider angle daytime cityscapes etc.
@@KenTheoriaApophasis thanks for the confirmation Ken..if it is using the whole sensor, will the voigt 58mm have a wider the field of view when used in medium format compared to full frame?
greetings, have you tested any cinema lenses such as the sigma line? Is there a rule of thumb when it comes to adapting lenses such as a focal range to stay above?
I have read that the GFX has a 9 mm sensor filter stack thickness. Therefore I don't think you'll get very good results with most adapted lenses that are even somewhat wide angle.
Have you encountered issues while using focus peaking for adapted lenses ? Any tips around that. Also would love to know what you think about wide angle M mount lenses on GFXs. Thank you !!
hai angry man i just purchased my first MF fuji gfx 50 r camera on your recommendations and one lens to start on the 32-64mm f4 more is coming 23 45 and 110mm it was on discount 3800usd and 1500 for the 32-64mm lens converted to usd fom nok Norwegian valuta not to bad sold my xt20 and 6lenses but have zeiss 50nn 35mm f2 and 100mm to adapt to my new gfx r
Just got my 50R yesterday and took me the whole night finding the menu option to release with adapted lenses. Lol. Wish I show this video first haha. Love my zeiss 135.... too bad my voigtlander is the 50 1.1 which I decided to not adapt for the gfx.
its easy to calculate. photo quality prints typically are 300 dpi. divide the image size by 300 and it will tell you how big of a photo quality print will be. Mine yields image size of 8256 x 6192. so that would be 27 x 20. if you went down to 200 dpi, for viewing at a distance, let's say, on a wall, then you could get a 41 x 31. at 150 dpi you could get a 55 x 41. so the bigger you make it, the further the viewing distance would be, the less dpi you need. I see that you waited 3 years for this answer. I hope you are smiling now.
How easy is to nail the focus at widest aperture with these 2 lenses? -Voigtlander 58 mm f1.4 -Zeiss APO Sonnar 135mm f2 The DOF must be very shallow. Is it easy to do?
It's easier compared to my a7riii.... although I still have to spend more time with it but initial experience and review tell me it is easier compared to the Sony. Also the focus peaking is also more accurate and detailed compared to the Sony which from time to time missing it. Hope that helps.
Hi glad seeing you're trying on gfx 50r, I couldn’t work it out when adapting vintage lens on this camera - it wouldnt let me fire the shutter? But as soon as i switch back to its original lens its fine. Is there any setting on this camera i should be mindful about when adapting vintage lens please?
yes it is in the video.. turn on 'shoot without lens'
This is a shot in the dark considering the age of this video, but do these lenses vignette with IBIS activated on the newer GFX cameras?
I actually experience less vignetting with the 50SII compared to the 50R
Zeiss 35mm f2 Distagon is better on D850 or on gfx 50R?
After this video I suppose the 58 1.4 Voigt is better on the gfx?
I am not 100% sure, but on a first sight I do not like the colours of Fujifilm, even the gfx. Similar to the Sony "magic". Leica seems to be the best, then some Nikons (I have the D700 - generally happiest camper, but I am looking for better micro contrast/ tonality camera wise. Plus some resolution more for some of the images)...
For me, Pentax 645 75mm f/2.8 and 150mm f/3.5. Amazing how affordable, small and capable they are. The only native GF lens I own is the 50mm
Have you tried the Pentax Takumar 200mm f3.5 on gfx?
Here are my favorite full-frame prime lenses:
14mm f/2.8 Nikkor auto focus
21mm f/1.4 Summilux (M-mount)
28mm f/2 Zeiss Distagon (Nikon F-mount)
35mm f/1.4 Zeiss Distagon (M-mount)
50mm f/1.4 Takumar 8-element (M42-mount)
55mm f/3.5 Nikkor macro
85mm f/1.4 Nikkor auto focus
105mm f/2.8 Nikkor macro
135mm f/2 Zeiss Sonnar (Nikon F-mount)
180mm f/2.8 Nikkor
How well do you think these adapted lenses will work on a Fuji GFX 50R?
Have you tri3d any of thisnl3nses onngfx? Which one are covering the sensor?
@moiaccaunt
I have the lenses.
I do not have the body.
Looking for advice to help me decide if the body will work with my lenses.
Hi Ken, has you now tested other adapters ?
Have you tested the NIKKOR 60mm 2.8D?
Thank you Ken, will the zeiss 135 on the 50r on tripod be front heavy or I should not worry?
Sorry for that unprofessional Question. This Video is from 2018. So, I am interested in the most fast lens for GFX 50s, that is Working very well. So first Question, a original Fuji 110mm F2.0 is in practice the same fast than a Voigtlander 58mm 1.4? Or is a Mitakon 'Speedmaster' 35mm or 50mm f/0.95 the Choice for GFX. Or the Voigtlander 40mm f1.2? I watched so much Videos, but in Fact of the Timeline I can´t make a needful decision. Or is there another option? For me it seems that my 110mm f2.0 is not that fast that it could be. I want to shoot in Low-Light situations. Thank you very much!
an f2 lens is an f2 lens on every system. so any f1.4 lens will be faster then any f2 lens. simple as that ;)
what do you think of Leica M lenses with this system?
i have and use several with it
Theoria Apophasis do you crop a lot in order to avoid the vigneting?
@@mougabo no need to crop if you change the setting to 35mm mode
Thanks for this Ken. Any opinion on using a wide angle zoom on the GFX? Like the Nikon 16-35 or the Tamron 15-30?
Do you see these bodies going down in price any time soon??
they already have, its ON SALE NOW
I recently bought a used, mint condition GFX50R for $2000 USD. Excellent value for a camera with such a large sensor.
@@Muchtoobizy That’s more along my budget man congrats!!!
@@Massproduce201 I would highly recommend this camera, especially at that price. I was surprised to find that it even has Fuji's Classic Neg Simulation, which gives fabulous results, particularly on wider angle daytime cityscapes etc.
@@Muchtoobizy You must’ve acquired it locally because I see them going for 3k used??
How is the Voigt 58 1.4 on the X-T2? I'm wondering if I should keep it once I switch to FUJI.
you SHOULD keep that lens, its excellent on the fuji
@@KenTheoriaApophasis awesome. Thanks Ken!
Ken, what're your thoughts about the Fuji 10-24mm f/4?
Ken if using adapted non medium format lenses will some portions of the medium format sensor not be utilized?
depends on the lens, on THESE, it covers the whole sensor
@@KenTheoriaApophasis thanks for the confirmation Ken..if it is using the whole sensor, will the voigt 58mm have a wider the field of view when used in medium format compared to full frame?
yup its capturing MORE of the image circle of projection
@@KenTheoriaApophasis I have tested the Zeiss 135mm F2 on the GFX50SII and I get strong vignetting.
Cropping a bit is necessary!!!
greetings, have you tested any cinema lenses such as the sigma line? Is there a rule of thumb when it comes to adapting lenses such as a focal range to stay above?
I have read that the GFX has a 9 mm sensor filter stack thickness. Therefore I don't think you'll get very good results with most adapted lenses that are even somewhat wide angle.
Have you encountered issues while using focus peaking for adapted lenses ? Any tips around that. Also would love to know what you think about wide angle M mount lenses on GFXs. Thank you !!
Focus peaking is done entirely in the camera body. There shouldn't be an issue using any lens and focus peaking.
Ken, please tell me how 60mm micro nikkor works with gfx🙏🙏🙏
doesnt really
@@KenTheoriaApophasis thanks🙌
Great tip on removing the body cap!
I get vignetting on the 58mm and 50r on that same adapter. Wonder if there is something wrong with my adapter.
I get vignetting too. Not sure why he doesn't
Any image samples from these lenses Ken? Curious about the Nikkor 55mm since I own one.
that lens doesnt render good enough on the sensor for optical reasons, not coverage reasons
Thanks for GREAT tips.
Any idea how adapted Hasselblad-Zeiss CF T* medium-format lenses perform on this camera?
Any recommendation for lens that is about 16-24m in MFCS equilvalent format focal length? ;)
hai angry man i just purchased my first MF fuji gfx 50 r camera on your recommendations and one lens to start on the 32-64mm f4 more is coming 23 45 and 110mm it was on discount 3800usd and 1500 for the 32-64mm lens converted to usd fom nok Norwegian valuta not to bad sold my xt20 and 6lenses but have zeiss 50nn 35mm f2 and 100mm to adapt to my new gfx r
Just got my 50R yesterday and took me the whole night finding the menu option to release with adapted lenses. Lol. Wish I show this video first haha.
Love my zeiss 135.... too bad my voigtlander is the 50 1.1 which I decided to not adapt for the gfx.
Ken, could you talk about how big of a print one could print with the Fuji medium format?
That'll be a (I don't talk to the unwashed general public) no then.
its easy to calculate. photo quality prints typically are 300 dpi. divide the image size by 300 and it will tell you how big of a photo quality print will be. Mine yields image size of 8256 x 6192. so that would be 27 x 20. if you went down to 200 dpi, for viewing at a distance, let's say, on a wall, then you could get a 41 x 31. at 150 dpi you could get a 55 x 41. so the bigger you make it, the further the viewing distance would be, the less dpi you need. I see that you waited 3 years for this answer. I hope you are smiling now.
@@Jimbojam 27x20 what? Centimetres? Inches?
@@Station9.75 inches, DPI stands for "dots per inch"
I have been using my Mamiya 80mm f/2.8 and loving it on my gfx50r.
What is the mount adopter you use ?
Fotodiox Pro Lens Adapter - Compatible with Mamiya 645 (M645) Mount Lenses to Fujifilm G-Mount Digital Camera Body
@@llewdis is it giving you the full coverage of the sensor or we have to crop it?
Full. No cropping. I also use it with the AUTO-EXT rings (I have 1,2&3) for macro.
@@llewdis thank you for your time 😊.
How easy is to nail the focus at widest aperture with these 2 lenses?
-Voigtlander 58 mm f1.4
-Zeiss APO Sonnar 135mm f2
The DOF must be very shallow. Is it easy to do?
It's easier compared to my a7riii.... although I still have to spend more time with it but initial experience and review tell me it is easier compared to the Sony. Also the focus peaking is also more accurate and detailed compared to the Sony which from time to time missing it. Hope that helps.
Wheres that 8-16 review??
DUUUUDE, im working on it
No reviews at all out there on it
well i can tell you its the tits
Great tip about sensor glass distance !
First one!