If you like portraits, chances are that you like portrait lenses regardless of the brand or system. You might also be interested in seeing how one particular optic performs against another that has been designed for a different sensor. In this article, we’re giving you exactly that by comparing two interesting portrait lenses made for the Fujifilm APS-C and Micro Four Thirds systems respectively.
Fujifilm X
Fujifilm X100T vs. XF 23mm f2 – Apples vs. oranges
If you are a Fuji X user looking for a 23mm lens, there are currently several options available to you. The first and most natural choice is either the XF 23mm f/1.4 or the XF 23mm f/2 for your interchangeable lens camera but there is also a third wheel in the mix that might just grab your fancy: the X100T, which isn’t just a lens, but also a camera in and of itself.
The XF 23mm f/2 R WR is one of the most recent lenses from Fujifilm and is part of the attractively priced f/2 line-up. The X100T is the third generation of Fujifilm’s premium series of APS-C compact cameras with a fixed 23mm lens.
