I am slightly wondering about Fuji's strategy here.
An obvious lens for a comparison is the Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM.
Now even when ignoring the slight difference in speed (which favors the Canon anyway), the Canon lens is much smaller and that's DESPITE APS-C format (Fuji) vs full format (Canon). And the Canon is half the price.
Now if we look at what we got, Fuji lenses aren't really any better than Canon lenses either.
It almost feels as if Fuji is releasing/developing lenses at such an extreme speed that they don't invest too much time into optimization really.
For portraits etc I will stick to my 56mm f/1.2 APD. ;-)
An obvious lens for a comparison is the Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM.
Now even when ignoring the slight difference in speed (which favors the Canon anyway), the Canon lens is much smaller and that's DESPITE APS-C format (Fuji) vs full format (Canon). And the Canon is half the price.
Now if we look at what we got, Fuji lenses aren't really any better than Canon lenses either.
It almost feels as if Fuji is releasing/developing lenses at such an extreme speed that they don't invest too much time into optimization really.
For portraits etc I will stick to my 56mm f/1.2 APD. ;-)