Originally posted by Rondec His shot was at 85mm and f2.4, so not sure there is a Fuji optically stabilized lens that is capable of that.
I think that you're correct. I'm not totally familiar with the Fuji system, but I think the closest OIS lenses would be 80mm f/2.8 or 50-140 f/2.8. Fuji also has 90mm f/2, 56mm f/1.2 and 90 f/2, but they're not OIS.
It's not indicated in the OP which Fuji lens was used on the X-T2. The popular Fuji 'kit lens' -- the 18-55mm OIS -- is very good I would say, but at 55mm it's f/4.The EXIF data for the image suggests that the scene exposure was EV 5, and the horizontal field of view seems to be about 6 feet (don't know whether the image was cropped). It might be possible to take that sort of shot with the Fuji 50-140mm OIS zoom, say at 55mm, f/2.8, 1/60, ISO 1600. Or, increase ISO for a faster shutter speed. Of course, one would have to move closer to the subject by several feet to get a similar FOV and the desired DOF.
Originally posted by Rondec I have always thought that having in body stabilization was awfully nice with regard to stabilizing small-ish primes.
Absolutely agree on this point. Pentax in-body 'shake reduction' is an excellent feature.
Regardless of the possibilities with the Fuji system, I think that @Fenwoodian did a marvelous job with his K-1. I'd say the exposure is spot-on, and the camera's shake reduction provided the necessary advantage at the indicated shutter speed. He got the shot!
- Craig