Just got myself a Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 L IS USM and went to take some shots in the neighborhood.

Got the Samyang (or Rokinon or whatever it is called in your country) 12mm f/2.0 as a X-Mount for my fuji X-E1. Here are some photos I took during my holidays.

The lens is fully manual which is not really and issue at 12mm really, and the F/2 opening is quite useful for night shots (I’m at f/8 most of the time). I added the unedited resized version as well as 100% crop of center and corner if that’s any use for anyone.

By the way, I do have some strange artifact (right side here) on my lens so I’m going to send it back to get fixed or exchanged :

Ok I seem to have something about doors! But that picture shows that the lens does seem to curve lines a bit.

The f/2 is great and the infinity scaling seems to be accurate on my copy of the lens.

The lens is quite sensitive to flare so you have to be careful with sun and light sources.

With a B+W ND 110

With a B+W ND 110

I went a bit over the top with saturation… but you can see vignetting is on the high end.

Don’t ask about this one!

Ok, so now I had a bit more time to play around with the FUJINON LENS XC 50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS during my holidays in France.

Nothing fancy, but here are 4 more shots in casual use. I did not use the lens that much, most of the time 12mm and 27mm were on. You have a set of raw jpeg with nothing added including some crop (that may or may not be valuable anayway.

Since I don’t have my X100 anymore, I decided to move to a X-E1 in order to keep the size and weight down and being able to change lenses if needed.I bought a fuji 27mm when I went to have a really small camera, and got a Samyang 12/2 and a Fuji 50-230/4.5-6.7 to have a setup to travel with only light equipment, and well cheaper in case someone decide he likes your bag more than you do.

Anyway, here are some of the first shot I did, with some 100% crops from jpeg straight out of the X-E1.

And two more images where I think you don’t need the 100% crops.

Mark I, Mark II and Mark III together.

I owned all three Canon EOS 5D, and well I currently have all of them at home until I sell my MarkII. I did a quick shoot, nothing fancy quality wise, to see what they looks like next to each other.