The BEST Macro Lens ever?! - Fujifilm 80mm f2.8
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I own both the 60 mm and the 80mm and although the 80 is better it’s nowhere near twice as better. One advantage of the 80 you didn’t discuss is it’s ability to use telephoto extensions which would help with insects for example. I take product photos for dispensaries and I’ve actually found the 60mm with an 11mm extension to be my preferred set up but I break out the 80 to showcase strains with a lot of trichomes and contrast because the 80 is undoubtedly sharper. In fact the 80 mm with a 20 step stack makes the product look 3d
You obviously do more macro work at a higher level than I do. I appreciate the comment and the great information.
Good to know, I want to get into macro and the 60mm is a lot cheaper than the 80mm.
This lens is on my wish list too. One thing I had noticed watching other videos about this lens is that it seems to open up a whole new world of things to photograph and ways of looking at the world. Suddenly seeing little insects, flowers and objects in a new way that would be interesting to photograph
I couldn’t agree more. I have recently purchased this lens and have enjoyed it. It’s my headshot lens, my product lens, my portrait lens and of course macro.
Thanks for the video- the 80mm macro is number 1 on my list too. I have two macro lenses for my X-T5 - Fujifilm 30mm macro and Laowa 65mm macro. The 30mm is a great everyday lens but the working distance is too short for product photography. The 65mm Laowa gives twice life size 2:1 so great for insects. It’s half the weight of the 80mm and a third of the cost, but it’s manual focus only. Both are sharp lenses.
The 60mm fujifilm is supposed to be frustrating slow at focusing but has nice character. It’s very reasonable on the used market.
The 80mm macro can also be used with teleconverters - which could be interesting. As I said the 80mm is in my list.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the insight. The more I think about it the more the 80 is the right choice for me.
I appreciated the care you put into this review. You helped me decide this is not my next lens, way too big for me to carry and enjoy. I may look harder at the 60 instead, or just keep using an extension tube.
Thanks for the comment! Glad I could help. It is a big lens and for carrying around I think the 60 will be better. I need to test that one out soon.
I got this lens 2 months ago, BEST thing I have done. I also use this lens in Macro mode to “Digi Scan” my 4x5 Large Format negatives after I develop them. Amazing Lens.
Awesome, thank for the comment! And cool use of the lens to scan 4x5 negs!
I just bought this lens second hand on eBay for a lot less and it is in excellent condition. I share the same thoughts about the weight. I am thinking about selling it, as I do mostly garden/insect and it is heavy.
Thanks for the comment. I do think the 80 is great in the studio but there is probably something better outside.....
It is heavy, and the AF can be very frustrating for insect macro.
Did you try out the Laowa 65mm macro lens?
@@TimvanderLeeuw I have not.
@@JackieDElia I can highly recommend that lens for insect photography, if you do not mind manual focusing.
It's heavy and it's big yes.
I've got it on my X-T5 and without the L-Bracket (which extends the grip) it's not fun to use for a longer period.
But the images are great and it's weather resistant, which is a huge plus for doing outdoor photos.
The Laowa is great (2:1 mag.) and it's pretty light aswell but it's not weather sealed.
after many many years with canon I've moved to Fuji cameras. I just purchased the 80 macro yesterday. Hoping it can match the canon 100L macro I used to own. thanks for the video
You’re welcome. Thanks for the comment. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the lens after you use it.
Did you get it? I've always thought this length too long for stulip work. Would like to see some you took with it...
I did purchase it. Here is a link to a recent video using it in the studio. I’ll show it more and it is becoming my main workhorse. You Need This Lens! - Fuji 80mm Macro
ruclips.net/video/l_hloeNfDcw/видео.html
Great video with great info! I always learn something from your videos, so thank you making these. I'd love to hear your take on the Nikkor MC 105 F2.8 compared to the Fuji 80mm. I really enjoy my 105, but would like to hear other photographers pros and cons. Thanks again!
I don't know if I ever told you but when I was working as the in-house photographer for a local company I did all the product and model photography with a Nikon D800. My one go to lens that I used 95% of the time was the 105 macro. It, of course, was not the Z mount but I loved that lens. Amazing for everything I needed it to do. Compared to the fuji? Equal. I don't know that I would say one is any better than the other. Loved them both.
90mm for portrait best of the best
Is that the 90mm f2? I've not used it but it does look like a nice lens. Thanks for the comment.
1/500-1/1000 will not get any gains from OIS - almost the contrary - for some lenses - like the 100-400 for instance… OIS is mainly for slower than 1/250th
Thanks for the comment. I wasn't really aware that at a higher shutter speeds OIS was not a benefit. That is interesting. I will look into it more.
I hear you about the focus. Found the same thing.. hmm hey. But what a lense!
Yes, in this video I rented the lens. I have now ordered it. It will probably be one of my main work horses.
Good show. I’ve recently purchased mine used for 1,200 cdn and have been using for a few days it’s great but like you I find the focus is annoying. I have it set on wide tracking as a rule and using xt3 as camera. But yes it’s great. Definitely a winner. Is it considered a prime lense?
@@jerometanguay8375 Yes, anything that is not a zoom focal length will be considered a prime.
I have Oslo fujifil x4 90mm lens and 16-55 but xt4 it’s not full frame camera it 3/4
Do you like the 16-55?
Look into the Laowa at $400
2:1 macro!
All manual
Apochromatic!
Someone else mentioned this lens to me as well, I guess I better check it out. Thanks for the comment!
I know that you're not heavily into macro but having 2:1 capabilities might change that a bit as it allows you to see a world largely beyond the scope of human vision.
@@Todd_Kuhns
Yeah watch some videos on the Laowa, they are very complimentary.
I've got the 65mm and it is very slim.
It still also works great to infinity.
By the way, the 60mm is way different. I owned it, not comparable. My opinion
I can see that being true. Thanks for the comments and for watching!
Best macro lens ever?
Nah.
It is a GOOD lens, yes, but BEST? Nah.
It only goes to 1x magnification and the AF is, as you say, frustrating. So for true macro work, often one shoots manual focus anyway. And then the 65mm Laowa MF lens goes to 2x magnification, is as sharp, and much cheaper and lighter, smaller.
(I have both and shoot with both frequently).
For portrait / fashion shoots, AF is beneficial and the Laowa would not do but perhaps the Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 will be a better option, for half the price of the Fuji XF80mm. I do not have that lens, it is on my Wishlist though. I hear a lot of good things about it though from all around. Very sharp, good AF.
And for product work, perhaps it is worth checking if the 85mm AstrHori Tilt lens is a good idea? I'm not sure about the sharpness, but it does tilt so you can get more depth of field in your shots without focus stacking.
It is again all manual, but it is also about 1/3d of the price of the Fuji XFX80mm.
So for less than the price of the Fuji XF80mm you can get 2 of the lenses I mentioned above and try out the 3d and resell it / return it if it does not work out for you.
How about that?
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How's that? Fabulous. Loved your input. As for my "best macro lens ever", that is me trying to successfully surf the RUclips algorithm. Thanks for the input. The tilt shift has my interest for product work for sure.
@@Todd_Kuhns Mind you, this particular lens does Tilt only and not Shift.
Image quality does appear to be quite good however.
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Yea, good point. Thank you. Will try that.