Recent content by dolphinss

Yes I am sure the branded adapters from Fuji and others have better material and precision mounting. With el-cheapo adapters...your mileage may varies with each one...some have poor fit even within the same brand, lens may wobble slightly etc...

I used the el cheapo China adaptor from HK... http://ebay.to/18nFZME Got the Fuji X-A1 for around SGD$300 from Japan. Quite a bargain for an excellent APS-C sensor.

You can check out some of the night shots taken with Rokinon 16mm/F2, similar to Samyang... https://flic.kr/s/aHskaLZS7f and this Lake Te Anau by kok hong, on Flickr

Voigtlander Nokton 40mm/F1.4 M-Mount on cheap Fuji X-A1 Tonkatsu @Ma Maison Mandarin Gallery by kok hong, on Flickr

I think buy from Japan cheaper...

These photos are truly amazing and inspiring. Takes a lot of effort planning the trip/equipment/location...and a bit of luck :-) to get the aurora display/timing. Thanks for sharing.

Here's some shots taken during a recent trip to South Island Fujifilm X-A1 with Rokinon 16mm/F2 Lake Pukaki Cottage night sky by kok hong, on Flickr Dawn @Lake Pukaki by kok hong, on Flickr Dawn@Lake Pukaki by kok hong, on Flickr Flkr Album https://flic.kr/s/aHskaLZS7f

Some photos taken during recent NZ trip https://flic.kr/s/aHskaLZS7f Dawn@Lake Pukaki by kok hong, on Flickr Lake Pukaki Cottage night sky by kok hong, on Flickr

How about buying from Amazon.co.jp ?

Its one of those cheap adapter from Ebay (hong kong vendor). http://ebay.to/18nFZME Yes I couldn't get the same sharpness on M4/3 (G3/G6/GM1). So perhaps it is really the adapters that makes a difference. Don't give up on your CV35/1.2.

AWESOME

Jupiter8 1957 Red P Out Shopping by kokhongw, on Flickr

Nokton 40mm/f1.4 2015_0219_17521800 by kokhongw, on Flickr

Zeiss Touit 32mm/f1.8 on X-A1 2015_0220_07510700 by kokhongw, on Flickr

Jupiter 8 1957 Red P Out Shopping by kokhongw, on Flickr