Still playing with our new addition. Our slightly used Fujifilm X-A10 (16.3MP) mirrorless camera mated with one of our favorite Canon lenses – Canon FD 50mm f3.5 macro lens.
It was the most inexpensive way to get one of Fujifilm’s X series bodies and to make use of our collection of Canon FD lenses from the late 1970s and early 1980s.
f8 ISO 1000
f5.6 ISO 800
Shallow depth-of-field at f5.6 (above). At f32 almost the entire spool is in focus (greater depth-of-field) below.
f32 ISO 1000
The Canon FD 50mm lens 35mm equivalent is 75mm on the APS-C sensor.
The camera… $189, adapter… $59.95, lens $75
f8 ISO 800
Shot with Fujifilm film simulation mode Velvia Vivid. Little to no post production. We’re happy campers (and photogs)!
Chris and Carol ^.^
Very interesting. Have you played with this anymore? If so how are you using it and have you posted a gallery?
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Hi, Yes Dana we have some posted on our flickr page that you can link to from the blog. We’ve had a blast using it. I especially like the Fuji mated to our Canon FD 24mm f2.8 lens. Nice quality film like images with it. We’ve used the 24mm around town and in the studio. Chris
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I’ll see if I can find the link to your flickr page. In picked up an X-T20 two weeks ago and have been using it with the 18-55mm kit lens as well as a lot of vintage Nikkor lenses. It is a wonderful little camera.
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