Amazing video Eren. One suggestion. Could you place the microphone on a table in front of you rather than holding it all the time. Its distracting from a viewers point of view. Also this will free up your left hand with which you can hold the camera or a lens and explain the concepts in a more engaging way. Cheers!! Thanks again for posting your videos.
I’m unsure why anyone would flip a $1,000 USD lens? It’s not adding one wit to the video and likely distractracting from the message. Is this a juggling channel?
I'm surprised to see people wanting an f/2.8 version, but since this lens isn't on that 40 mp resolving list they might get their wish. Something would have to give, though. The zoom range would have to be reduced, and I imagine the build quality would reduce as well, similar to how the 70-300 feels cheaper than the other Fuji telephoto zooms. People would still have a reason to get the 8-16 too if they did that.
I picked up the new version of the lens a couple months ago and I was really impressed with how sharp the images are. Even at f/4. My only complaint is that my copy of the lens can be unlocked from the A position without pressing the lock button. The amount of pressure to screw the lens on and off of the body can cause the ring to shift even when locked. Maybe I have a bad copy. Also, the lens hood kinda sucks.
Great review as always 👍 This lens is very useful for both video and photo as you said... I was considering this lens few years ago when switchnig to Fuji but went for 16mm 2.8 and 23mm f2 instead at the end 😊 I don't shoot wider than 16 and I love small factor of these fujicron lenses
I really wish they made a f/2.8 version. The 8-16 isn't viable for video due to the front element. I'm actually waiting for Tamron 11-20mm f/2.8 to come to the X-mount. In the meantime, I picked up a used Zeiss 12mm f/2.8 for $350 3 weeks ago, only to realize Samyang just released the 12mm f/2 with autofocus lol. fml Oh I think some other RUclipsr has managed to show that the 8-16 f/2.8 has a T-stop closer to T4. So the Fuji 10-24 is only about 1/3 stop darker than the 8-16 f/2.8
Hi Eren. I have first Version of this lens and using for architectural photography, but if I shoot against Windows in daylight I have all the time blue dot flare in middle of photos. Makes me crazy. Have you ever experience that or do you have some suggestions? Thanks
How is the aperture ring stiffness on the new one? On the old one it's so loose that I often accidentally change the aperture while rotating camera to portrait orientation or vice versa(so many F/13 shots for no reason 😂).
stiffer, even with the old one though, my one was good but a friend of mine who has the same lens but brought it a year or so before had a much looser ring
on the 10-24 I've found shooting at 14mm and voce seems to correct most the issues. I filmed a lot on this lens while in Japan and had pretty good results
Hard call, if the 8-16 is a better photography lens, If you are looking to take architectural shots at a pro level etc its the better choice, The 10-24 is a lot more versatile, great for video too
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i can confirm again that people who flip their lenses like that gives me heart attack. nice video Eren!
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I have used this lens, they upgraded the stabilization making it even better for video.
even the old one had decent IS, good to hear the new one has taken things a step further
Does the OIS even matter if the camera (i.e.,X-H2s) has in-body stabilizaiton though?
Amazing video Eren. One suggestion. Could you place the microphone on a table in front of you rather than holding it all the time. Its distracting from a viewers point of view. Also this will free up your left hand with which you can hold the camera or a lens and explain the concepts in a more engaging way. Cheers!! Thanks again for posting your videos.
Thank you! sorting out a mic stand for this very reason :D
You might be even flipping two lenses at the same time 😂
I’m unsure why anyone would flip a $1,000 USD lens? It’s not adding one wit to the video and likely distractracting from the message. Is this a juggling channel?
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😊
i can only hope for Fujifilm to come up with 10-24 f2.8 instead...that will help to shoot during low light situation and improve the stability.
I'm surprised to see people wanting an f/2.8 version, but since this lens isn't on that 40 mp resolving list they might get their wish. Something would have to give, though. The zoom range would have to be reduced, and I imagine the build quality would reduce as well, similar to how the 70-300 feels cheaper than the other Fuji telephoto zooms. People would still have a reason to get the 8-16 too if they did that.
I picked up the new version of the lens a couple months ago and I was really impressed with how sharp the images are. Even at f/4.
My only complaint is that my copy of the lens can be unlocked from the A position without pressing the lock button. The amount of pressure to screw the lens on and off of the body can cause the ring to shift even when locked. Maybe I have a bad copy.
Also, the lens hood kinda sucks.
Yh that's gotta be a bad copy, would be a good idea to let Fuji take a look at it. Agree on the Lens hood
Great review as always 👍
This lens is very useful for both video and photo as you said...
I was considering this lens few years ago when switchnig to Fuji but went for 16mm 2.8 and 23mm f2 instead at the end 😊
I don't shoot wider than 16 and I love small factor of these fujicron lenses
Huge thanks bro! the the 16.2.8 is a great wide angle, loved using it
Great review / comparison! But all the time I was afraid you'll drop the lens and I couldn't focus on subject 😄
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I really wish they made a f/2.8 version. The 8-16 isn't viable for video due to the front element. I'm actually waiting for Tamron 11-20mm f/2.8 to come to the X-mount.
In the meantime, I picked up a used Zeiss 12mm f/2.8 for $350 3 weeks ago, only to realize Samyang just released the 12mm f/2 with autofocus lol. fml
Oh I think some other RUclipsr has managed to show that the 8-16 f/2.8 has a T-stop closer to T4. So the Fuji 10-24 is only about 1/3 stop darker than the 8-16 f/2.8
Yh agree! that Tamron one sounds interesting! Wish Fuji made a 12 prime and updated the 14.
@@erenjam Rokinon announced they're making an auto-focus version of their 12mm F2. Been using the manual one for astro and it's decent.
@@erenjamZeiss makes a 12mm f2.8 for Fuji. It’s damn fun to use.
Beautiful shots
Big thanks Scott 🙏🏼
Hi Eren. I have first Version of this lens and using for architectural photography, but if I shoot against Windows in daylight I have all the time blue dot flare in middle of photos. Makes me crazy. Have you ever experience that or do you have some suggestions? Thanks
interesting, I haven't come across this issue, is it possible to get it out in post?
Shoot at a different angle, earlier in the day or use ND filter. Its an ‘orb’ ie internal reflection. The 14 and 16 are better as per ‘the reviewer’.
great review dude!!
Thanks dude!
How is the aperture ring stiffness on the new one? On the old one it's so loose that I often accidentally change the aperture while rotating camera to portrait orientation or vice versa(so many F/13 shots for no reason 😂).
stiffer, even with the old one though, my one was good but a friend of mine who has the same lens but brought it a year or so before had a much looser ring
Awesome review...who needs to go to a camera store to find out info when you are literally a Fuji salesman 😂😂 really want this lens now
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10/24 incelerken buldum seni,çok güzel olmuş.Başarılar dilerim👍🏻
🙏🏼 çok sagol 🧿
Any tips on how to approach shooting wide angle video with a lens like this on a camera with ibis? Like how to avoid warping etc?
on the 10-24 I've found shooting at 14mm and voce seems to correct most the issues. I filmed a lot on this lens while in Japan and had pretty good results
@@erenjam Noob question-what do you mean by voce? Thanks for the reply and the great content!
I want to use this lens for my fuji xpro1. What do you think.? Not to heavy for the x-pro?
its not super heavy, I've used it quite a bit with the xpro2
Would you recommend the 10-24 or the 8-16?
Hard call, if the 8-16 is a better photography lens, If you are looking to take architectural shots at a pro level etc its the better choice, The 10-24 is a lot more versatile, great for video too
Not only the WR on the lens is great, but it keeps the body also WR!!
good point!
Were you nervous while making this video? Constantly flipping the lens makes you look nervous.
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You are like the alphadestiny of photography
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hopefully you don't ruin the OIS by constantly flipping the lens 😂
😂 no damage to reported
thanks for the review, the videos look fantastic. you nailed the look of old (80-90) 16mm films.
did you do a video on that?
thank
huge thanks! not yet done a video on grading, will do soon
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Love to see that! Fascinating video Thanks