嗯嗯，谢谢您的回复。那我还是应该进90当人像头
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90/2.0对焦快
56/1.2我也试用过，对焦很慢，所以至少没买，尽管是只优秀镜头

56我用了一天就出掉了，主要是对焦不太满意。不知兔子前辈对90的对焦满意吗？和富士的变焦还是有差距吗？我用XT1
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我会仔细观查
对了
国外新体验又来了，我对富士xf 90/2.0是情有独钟
FUJINON XF90mm F2 R LM WR: The portrait lens
http://www.riflessifotografici.com/english/fujinon-xf90mm-f2-r-lm-wr-the-portrait-lens.html

等明年再讨论奥巴

资料放到这里吧。

富士XF90/2R与索尼FE90/2.8镜头测试对比：

E-M5 Mark II所提供的版本固件是 2.0 E-M5 Mark II新版固件加入的视频专用照片模式—柔和影调，
为后期处理提供了更大的便利。

E-M5 Mark II提供了5项主要功能的升级，首当其冲的是视频专用照片模式—柔和影调，柔和视频专
用影调模式降低了对比度，使高光溢出和阴影细节损失降至最低，从而获得美丽的后期处理或灰度
层次表现。而另外四项功能：焦距包围曝光模式、 S-OVF（模拟OVF）、与视频拍摄同
步的线性PCM音频录制、禁用MF离合机构和抓拍对焦与E-M1别无二致。

奥巴60/2.8也很好，适合你的EM 5 ii（机身固件升级到4.0后） 本帖最后由 笨笨小兔子 于 2015-11-28 15:18 编辑

兔子兄弟好！
俺想要个微距头——富士&奥巴，选哪个好呢？（奥巴E-M5II的高清拍摄功能可真好！）迷茫中。。。

真的灰常灰常值得期待！—— 富士的328

接下来期待富士XF 200/2.8（等效300mm焦段）牛头
加个1.4x增距还能打呆萌鸟（大型水鸟），动物……

现在无忌取消了非管理权限之主题的“补充”功能，所以不能置顶到楼顶。
常规人像焦段三杰：50mm，85mm，135mm
都应该拥有……
富士就是33/1.0（未发布，用35/1.4替代），56/1.2apd，90/2.0
XF 90 F2.0是半幅牛头

是的，将来2400万搭配90/2.0细节是更细腻丰富，若松下+富士合作研发的有机传感器之微单发布，那打平甚至超越全幅画质都有可能，有很大可能性！
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未来几年还有富士中画幅。

01，设想理念是不同，富士主张apsc画幅微单，全幅品牌是太多了，佳能，尼康，索尼，理光宾得，都扎堆拥挤竞争总有吃亏者，但是apsc领域却缺少强机牛镜……
缺点是没有防抖有点可惜。

02，缺点是全身照稍有二线性，这没办法除非是135 STF双光圈镜头

我上二周都没看到测试，真的测试好了
补上网址
slrgear网《Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR (Tested)》
http://slrgear.com/reviews/showproduct.php/product/1801/cat/105
这90/2.0让德国PZ测试很可能是高度推荐！
翘起大拇指！
本帖最后由 笨笨小兔子 于 2015-11-28 09:35 编辑

缺点就是90要乘1.5=135吧
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SLRgear review Specifications Description
SLRgear Review
November 24, 2015
by Andrew Alexander

The Fujinon XF 90mm ƒ/2 R LM WR telephoto lens has been shipping since the summer of 2015, and we've finally had an opportunity to get it into our test lab. Up until now, our sharpest lens has been the Sigma 70mm ƒ/2.8 macro, but that crown is about to handed over to the Fuji 90mm.
时至今日，我们测评最锐的镜头是适马70微，不过现在最锐镜头的皇冠由XF90加冕！

The Fuji 90mm ƒ/2 was designed to fit onto the X-mount of Fuji bodies, where it provides an effective field of view of around 137mm, in 35mm film terms. It ships with a round lens hood, takes 62mm filters, and is available now for around $800.

Sharpness
After around eight years of reviewing lenses for SLRgear.com, there aren't many cases where one's jaw drops when looking at a blur chart. This was one of them.

There actually isn't much to report on in this category of the review: the lens is spectacularly tack-sharp, at all apertures, even wide open at ƒ/2. Diffraction limiting sets in at ƒ/11, where it still remains tack-sharp; only at ƒ/16 do we note a hint of image degradation due to diffraction.

In short, it doesn't get much sharper than this.

Chromatic Aberration
After the raving about sharpness, it's time to start raving about the lens' resistance to chromatic aberration: there is essentially no chromatic aberration to measure.

Shading (''Vignetting'')
The Fuji 90mm ƒ/2 hit parade continues with corner shading, where we see an insignificant amount at the ƒ/2 setting, and it settles off to near-zero shading after that.

Distortion
There is a tiny bit of pincushion distortion in the corners (-0.1%) that you are not likely to notice; it's correctable, if your straight lines are important to you.

Autofocus Operation
The Fuji 90mm ƒ/2 focus very quickly with an electrical motor housed in the lens. The lens focuses from infinity to close-focus in less than a second: it's fast, and locks on to your target easily. The front element does not rotate, making life that little bit easier for polarizer users.

Macro
The lens isn't designed as a macro lens, so don't expect amazing results here. The minimum close-focusing distance is 60cm (around 24 inches) and the magnification is 0.2x.

Build Quality and Handling
The Fuji XF 90mm ƒ/2 R is a well-built lens, harkening back to the days of metal rangefinder or SLR cameras, with a nice satin black finish. It's not as small and light as some of Fuji's other lenses -- there is a lot to pack into this one -- but it's not overly large. Mounted on our X-E1 test camera, you might have a combination that's a bit heavy our in front, but it looks like a perfect companion to the new X-T10. Better yet, the larger, weather-sealed X-T1 matches nicely with this lens, as it's also weather and dust resistant with seven seals around the lens and on the lens mount. It's also specified to operate in temperatures as low as -10C degrees. The aperture is made up of seven rounded diaphragm blades, which produce excellent out-of-focus background elements ("bokeh").

There are two rings for this lens: a focusing ring, and an aperture ring, something of a rarity in modern digital cameras. The aperture ring sits closer to the lens body, around 3/8'' wide, with one-third click-stops between aperture settings. The aperture ring also includes an "A" mode for automatic aperture, in case changing apertures isn't your thing and you'd rather the camera did it for you.

The large focusing ring is a generous 1 3/4'' wide, made of polycarbonate with deep grooves that offer excellent tactile feel. The lens uses a fly-by-wire system in its lens focusing method, so the focusing ring is not actually directly connected to the lens elements in a mechanical way. Rather, turning the focusing ring moves the elements electronically. In practice this means the focusing ring will turn forever in either direction, and you'll have to rely on the readouts to know if you have reached minimum or maximum focus. As it's an internal focus lens, there is no lens extension during focus operations.

There are no distance scales or depth-of-field information on the lens, but the camera body offers a distance scale on its LCD or viewfinder readout.

The 90mm ƒ/2 R lens hood is large, circular and made of metal. It does reverse for storage on the lens, which is nice, and attaches with a standard bayonet mount. The hood is 2 1/2'' long, adding a bit over 2'' of length to the lens when attached.

Alternatives

Currently, there are very few third-party lenses offered in the Fuji XF mount, and none that directly compete with this 90mm f/2 lens. The most applicable alternative that provides a 90mm focal lens on a Fuji camera is their own XF 50-140mm ƒ/2.8 R LM OIS WR zoom. However, the lens is not as bright (but decent at f/2.8), and is larger and heavier as well as more expensive than the simpler 90mm prime.

However, there are several lens adapters which allow non-Fuji lenses to be mounted on the X-Pro 1. Fuji's own M-mount adapter allows Leica M, Carl Zeiss and Voigtlander lenses to be used, but there are only a few lenses that would be comparable here: one that comes to mind would be the Leica 90mm ƒ/2.8 ELMARIT-M, but Tamron also produces a 90mm ƒ/2.8 macro lens.

Conclusion
This is definitely a lens worth gushing over: it's incredibly sharp, and combined with its resistance to chromatic aberration and corner shading, it is an excellent lens for the money.
这显然是一支溢美之词难以言表的镜头，不可思议的锐度，对色差和暗角完美的阻碍，加上这个价格，实在是太好了！

买不起A7R2+BATIS 85的小朋友可以买XT10+90/2啦，一样吊到爆！

本帖最后由 mxuxuxu 于 2015-11-28 08:53 编辑

SLEGEAR 近几天也出了测评
无敌啊

神头~必入

《Depth of field comparison富士 XF 56 vs 富士XF 90》
http://www.fuji-x-forum.com/topic/1815-depth-of-field-comparison-xf-56-vs-xf-90/#entry15546

Review: Fujifilm Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR
http://admiringlight.com/blog/review-fujifilm-fujinon-xf-90mm-f2-r-lm-wr/3/

确实，那天看了Zack的环境人像闪光教学视频，正式拍摄用了两套设备，分别是飞思后背和富士xt-1，富士搭配的镜头是10-24。 本帖最后由 水牛兄 于 2015-10-20 10:43 编辑

这个网页打开速度很慢
样片真好
国外富士入摩活跃，前几天看了几个国外网站国外几位摄影师都用富士微单拍人像
却用索尼A7S系统摄像。
本帖最后由 笨笨小兔子 于 2015-10-20 10:33 编辑

这里的样片确实精彩，都是极好的镜头。

pz网还没测试，等待
《Fuji XF90mm f/2 or the Fuji XF50-140mm zoom?》
http://www.prophotonut.com/2015/10/04/fuji-xf90mm-f2-or-the-fuji-xf50-140mm-zoom/

是的，蔡司这支135 F2.0绝对是牛头，但是F2.0大光圈手动合焦是很困难的。
等富士发布200mm F2.8 +1.4x增距镜===420mm（光圈还有F3.92==F4.0） 还能打笨呆打鸟！

小鸟要依赖100-400mm长变焦了

蔡司那枝135素质确实还是挺高的，不在两枝堆料的OTUS之下。
可惜太大，太重了点，更要命的是中远摄镜头用手动对焦对我来说难度实在是高了一些。
综合来看富士的90在画质、体积、重量、作工、易用性等方面综合下来看，确实很优秀。

《Images From The Fuji XF 90mm F2 LM WR lens》
http://findingrange.com/2015/09/26/images-from-the-fuji-xf-90mm-f2-lm-wr-lens/

《Fuji XF 90 mm – Thoughts and a brief Review》
http://www.jonasjacobsson.co/fuji-xf-90-mm-thoughts-and-a-brief-review/

原来无忌主题有补充功能，可惜现在取消了，为啥无忌要删除这“补充性能”
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《Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 WR: Initial impressions from a most impressive lens》
http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2015/09/26/fujinon-xf-90mm-f-2-wr-initial-impressions-of-a-very-impressive-lens