FUJIFILM X-Pro1 Photographes's Guidebook
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XF18mmF2 R<br />
The standard at the time was 50mm lenses, but<br />
despite that I decided to buy a camera and lenses for<br />
28mm. Actually I based my choice on pictures I saw<br />
in a photographic magazine. I forgot the name of that<br />
photograph but I found his work excellent and it was<br />
written in the description that he had used a 28mm lens.<br />
I could appreciate this particular angle of view because<br />
I spent myself years shooting with a 28mm lens. Even<br />
when I was using my three Fujinon XF lenses, I first<br />
used the XF18mmF2 R, which is 27mm (35mm format<br />
equivalent). The compatibility with the X-<strong>Pro1</strong> is amazing.<br />
When setting the Hybrid Viewfinder to EVF and looking<br />
at an indoor scene, there is almost no barrel distortion in<br />
the straight lines of the ceiling, the walls and the doors,<br />
even when seen from below. With single lens reflex and<br />
compact digital cameras, wide angle distortion often<br />
spoils the joy when looking at the viewfinder, but with<br />
XF18mmF2 R the scene is clear with no distortion and the<br />
enjoyment can reach its peak.<br />
Yoichi Sone