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Fuji 50-140mm f/2.8
Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8
Both are big, heavy, fast, auto focus, and auto exposure lenses.
Both produce excellent image quality; even wide open.
Both are well-built.
The Fuji has image stabilization; the Nikon does not.
I prefer the wider and longer zoom range of the Nikon.
Both came with big, plastic, petal, bayonet lens hoods which I did not like. I replaced them with smaller, metal, round, screw-in lens hoods.
Both come with rotating and removable tripod collars.
I added Arca-Swiss quick release plates to the tripod collars.
The Fuji is weather resistant; the Nikon is not.
They are about the same price.
The Fuji has a 72mm filter size; the Nikon takes a 77mm filter.
The Fuji has a Fuji-X mount; the Nikon has a Nikon F mount.
The Fuji is an APS-C lens; the Nikon is a "full-frame" lens that can handle APS-C and full-frame bodies.
Glasgow, Scotland.
Lumix GX8 + K&F Concept M42 - µ4/3 adaptor + Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 55mm f1.8 lens @f2.8
I was practicing my freehand panning (NL: pannen) technique during the 42nd cycling competition "Wielerronde van Ermelo".
After a busy old day (again) in the garden - front and back - I eventually stopped for the day with just enough time to clean myself up before preparing dinner! My wife is working this evening (nurses never stop working) so I thought I would make her a quick meal.
Vegetable stir-fry - fresh vegetables, noodles and a jar of sweet and sour (you didn't expect me to make the sauce!!) It was yummy!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ FAST FOOD .....
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First West of England’s 33795 YX66 WKZ is seen passing Temple Meads working an early morning 39 into Bristol.
23mm f/1.4 Fujinon for Fuji X mount
24mm f/2 Nikkor for Nikon F mount
A 23mm focal length lens (right) or 24mm focal length lens (left) on an APS-C camera body gives an angle-of-view that is equivalent to a 35mm focal length lens on a "full frame" camera body.
Super fast shutter speed, lens set on 200mm, photographing a welder. this image looks so photo-shopped to me, but i can assure you only the exposure and contrast have been slightly changed
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Title: Fast Buck.
Author: Hank Janson.
Publisher: Compact Books.
Date: 1963.
Artist: Michel (Atkinson) Poss??
Depending on the species, hummingbirds can flap their wings anywhere from 40-80 times in one second, with the fastest being 90. During courtship, wing speed will increase further--even up to 200 times per second.
A Ruby-throated Hummingbird, hovering in open space, has a wingbeat rate of about 50-52 times per second. The smaller the hummingbird, the faster the speed, ranging from about 10-80 beats per second.
practicing with my 400mm! I think I'm REALLY gonna like this lens!!!!
SYPTE FASTLINE MCW 1942 is seen here with the Red blinds removed i allways thought it made them look untidy like this, also to note when they had the "duck" replaced by SYT vinals , a arrow was added to the Fastline lettering, hopefully my model should turn out like the above ( except mine will have red blinds )
Eddie from Brooklyn, now living in Las Vegas to be with his family
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