13–30mm F2.8 on Fuji X?! Here’s How… (19-45mm FF) скачать в хорошем качестве

13–30mm F2.8 on Fuji X?! Here’s How… (19-45mm FF)

🔥 Wide Angle Lovers… You Need To See This! 🔥 Do you love shooting ultra-wide like I do? Landscapes, low light, vlogging, dramatic perspectives? Then this setup might seriously surprise you. The new Fuji 13–33mm sounds interesting on paper… but with an aperture of F3.5–F6.3, is it actually limiting your creativity? In this video, I show you a powerful alternative that gives you a similar zoom range — but at a constant F2.8. Yes… brighter. More flexible. More creative control. 📸 What I Compare Sigma 10–18mm F2.8 Fujinon 10–24mm F4 V2 And a surprising combo that delivers incredible results… Even though it’s larger, the image quality, flexibility, and fun factor of this setup is WAY better than I expected. This combo makes me want to grab my camera and shoot constantly. 💡 What You Can Do With This Setup ✅ Low light photography ✅ Super wide dramatic shots ✅ Portraits with real background separation & bokeh ✅ One lens setup that does it all That kind of versatility is rare. 🔍 The Math (Yes, We Break It Down) Using the Canon 17–40mm F4 L + Viltrox 0.74x Speed Booster on Fuji X: 17mm × 0.74 = 12.6mm 40mm × 0.74 = 29.6mm On APS-C (1.52 crop), that gives you: ➡️ 19–45mm Full Frame Equivalent ➡️ At a constant F2.8 That’s a seriously usable and creative range. 🎥 Gear Used Lens: Canon 17–40mm F4 L Adapter: Viltrox EF-FX2 Pro Camera: Fuji X-S20 I also explain: EF vs EF-S on Fuji X Why EF-S lenses can’t use a speed booster Using the Fringer EF-FX Pro II Why having an aperture ring on both adapters is a huge bonus If you’re into wide angle photography, vlogging, or just getting more creative out of your Fuji X system — this might open up a whole new option for you. 👇 Drop your questions and comments below — I reply to as many as I can! And if you enjoy this kind of deep dive with real-world math and comparisons, hit 👍 and subscribe for more.