View Full Version : Fujinon 65/5.6 SWD Lens - Any Good ?
Martin Aislabie
23-Jun-2012, 07:09
I have the opportunity to buy a Fujinon 65/5.6 SWD Lens and as I have no experience of Fuji lenses was wondering how the Fuji would compare to the Rodenstock and Schneider comparable lenses ?
The colour/bloom of the lens is of no importance as I only work in B&W
Thanks
Martin
I have the 90mm SWD, and it's an excellent lens, every bit the equal of contemporary lenses from the other major manufacturers.
The SWD lenses are quite rare.
- Leigh
Alan Gales
23-Jun-2012, 22:05
Stratford-upon-Avon, isn't that where William Shakespeare was born? I'm sorry, but I love Shakespeare.
To answer your question, Fujinon is every bit as good as Schneider, Rodenstock, and Nikkor.
Martin Aislabie
24-Jun-2012, 09:38
[QUOTE=Alan Gales;902835]Stratford-upon-Avon, isn't that where William Shakespeare was born? I'm sorry, but I love Shakespeare.
[QUOTE]
Yes
If you ever came to Stratford, you could hardly fail to notice that Shakespeare was born here, there is the lots of Shakespeare stuff here - his house, his fathers house, his wifes house, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare (theatre) Company,,,,,,,,,,
Thanks for the Lens info
Martin
Alan Gales
24-Jun-2012, 11:39
Sounds like a fun and interesting place to visit!
Fuji is always good. Seriously.
Lynn Jones
2-Jul-2012, 12:44
Better in my experience than the others. Covers 105 degrees 169mm image circle.
Lynn
Martin Aislabie
2-Jul-2012, 13:16
Thanks guys
In have decided to take the plunge and buy the Fuji after such whole hearted recommendations.
I will let you know how I get on with it
Martin :)
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