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scsambrook
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 Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2014 3:26 pm Post subject: Fujian 35mm f1.7 lens |
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scsambrook wrote:
A friend lent me his 'Special Effects' Fujian CCTV lens to try on my Lumix . . . all thse photos at f1.7
Ohhhh dear, not very good for this sort of thing -
But not too bad for these subjects -
Not bad value for about GB £17 complete with an M4/3 adapter 
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LucisPictor wrote:
Exactly! You summarize it well.
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wolfhansen
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wolfhansen wrote:
Some more about the lens
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Lightshow wrote:
Lots of field curvature in this lens. Stick to subjects in the centre and it will be a fun lens.
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mo
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mo wrote:
Now that shows what it can do,not as bad as I first thought. You portrayed its abilities very well.
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nandakoryaaa
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nandakoryaaa wrote:
I have a Fujian 25/1.4 and it seems to have more smotth bokeh but higher vignetting on m4/3.
I'll show some shots later.
As to build quality, it is awful. I managed to break it right after unpacking. While I was screwing it into the mount, some part of it became unscrewed and fell down to the floor. Glass went out etc. |
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scsambrook
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scsambrook wrote:
The two outdoor shots have had their contrast levels perked up a little. The lens is a bit lacking in that department, and it flares dreadfully with a strong light source just outside the field. Mechanically, this one feels solid and has a perfectly circular iris. I wonder if 'Fujian' is just a distributor's brand so that lenses from different makers turn up under the same name . . . ?
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nandakoryaaa
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nandakoryaaa wrote:
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| I wonder if 'Fujian' is just a distributor's brand so that lenses from different makers turn up under the same name . . . ? |
There are already a lot of noname lenses which just copy the Fujian ones. I can't be completely sure but it seems to me that different makers can't be under Fujian name. It's rather the opposite: same maker can be under different names.
It looks like Fujian is an emerging Chinese lens maker while other noname ones are just its clones coming from one unknown source. Maybe Fujian is the source, maybe not. |
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