Review on Review and specifications of the Fujinon XF56mmF1.2 R lens by Bhavin Tharwani ᠌

- I personally did not understand the chip of the digital focus ring. First, its course is not limited by anything, i. E. you can not intuitively twist from lock to lock. Secondly, this variable feedback rate with lenses . in general, a specific solution, you need to get used to it. Thirdly, it is not clear why this ring only works in fully manual focus mode (On the X-M1 at least). For some reason, there is no such thing that in autofocus mode you can slightly adjust inaccurate automatic hits with your hands; - Focusing manually on focus-peaking on the screen is still difficult, especially if you shoot on a fully open one. If you really want to turn everything with the handles, then the camera should still be with a viewfinder, because. there you can see better, and there are all sorts of more advanced sighting modes such as simulating Doden's wedges; - The aperture ring here, unlike most XF lenses, on the contrary, was made traditional, but for some reason they were too lazy to add a lock lever to it, which would block it in the extreme position A. There is such a solution on some Nikons - very convenient. It’s just that without this latch you constantly knock down the ring, because of which the aperture control with the wheel on the camera body stops working; - No matter what anyone says, but it happens that autofocus prowls. Of course, not always, always, and not horror-horror as it prowls, but it works much less tenaciously than even on an amateur xf 18-55 f / 2,8-4. And sometimes, alas, this thoughtfulness is enough to miss the plot. At the same time, there are no ated firmware in which this would be fixed at the time of writing the review; - No weather protection. - Price (although, with his picture - you can put up with this)