Quite pleased with the Fujifilm X-T2 so far. Posted in photography, tech | Tagged Fujifilm, Minolta, X-T2 | Leave a reply Fujifilm X-T2 With the Minolta lenses the camera is also not front-heavy, they fit in size quite well (maybe except the 200/2.8). Despite that the 58/1.4 is of course quite a fast one and the 200/2.8 is like a good tele but requires a bit setup time – probably tripod mandatory. The adapter is solid, no wobbling, no nothing and just works as expected. Combined with the Fujifilm Color Profiles, this is just wow. It is quite some joy to use the old Minolta lenses and the results are very good indeed. So far I am extremely pleased with the K&F Concept adapter and the Minolta lenses on the Fujifilm X-T2.
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Please note that the first sample picture has one of the famous settings by Fujifilm applied, Classic Chrome. I have three Minolta lenses, which all fit perfectly on the adapter.
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Benefit of using the Minolta lenses: as the adapters make the lenses only manually usable the Canon lenses without manual aperture ring would not work in a practical way (change setting on Canon camera, move it to Fujifilm camera) and also the benefit of the lightweight system would be absurdly dispensed with. I opted for the Minolta MD/MC to Fujifilm X mount adapter to use my available lenses. However, the idea is quite a good one and a short web search brought me to K&F Concept who offer a vast amount of different adapters to camera systems. As I am currently not in possession of a M mount lens this might be a bit impractical. Fujifilm offers a Leica M mount adapter for the X-Mount cameras including the X-T2.
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