Verizon Wireless Main Street

Absolutely fantastic lens. My main for street photography. Can't live without

I do a lot of street photography with the face as the main subject...it's just something I'm working on and love doing. This lens is just what is needed for this type street photography. It's a small lens with a fantastic output. I think this lens is a must have in the Fuji lens lineup. Well made and nice looking. I definitely recommend this one.

I like this bag because it is small and light -- perfect for my street photography. It can fit my Leica MP with attached 35mm 1.4 and hood, 50mm 1.4, and filter case in the main compartment; Sharpie, LensPen, 2 microfiber cloths, and 15 rolls of film (in their canisters) in the zippered front pocket. There is also the upside down pocket under the main flap where I keep a film retriever and spare batteries. I can't wait for the canvas material to beautifully wear and fade to make it less attractive to thieves.

Sharp, light and smooth focus are the main advantages of this lens. I use it primary for street photography on my PEN-F. Great lens.

This is a superlative bag and my top choice when heading out to shoot street or documentary projects. It just barely fits my Leica SL2-S, a Summicron-SL 50, and a Sigma 24mm, a Peak Designs strap, and two spare batteries. The strap and padding provide a secure no-slip fit with all day comfort. When I am out on the street this bag just disappears and is forgotten until I need it, unlike other bags (ONA Bowery, Billingham) which tend to slip, slide, and get in the way at the wrong times. The pockets in the main camera compartment behind the padded section and the front pocket are very tight -- it is hard to fit more in them than a clean cloth, lens wipes, and memory cards. The batteries have to go in the main compartment. Lastly, the laptop slot is genius and makes it easy to carry a tablet or notebook if needed.

Took a shot of the main street in Teluride, CO and printed it on Epson 17x22 Luster paper and the results took my breath away. Edge to edge this photo is as sharp as the center.Incredible Problems Encountered: Have to watch stacking filters, vinetting occurs at 17mm with a polarizer on top of a standard Tiffen UV glass. Better with the Hoya UV filter which is much thinner.Exchanging the UV for the Polarizer will correct the problem as well. Previous Equivalent Items Owned: Nikon 24-85 2.8-3.5 lens Items I Recommend: Hoya UV filter

The main use I have made of this lens is street/architecture photography. I've been very happy with the sharpness and build quality. It's been a nice addition to the 14mm I already owned. Used on a 5DMkII. The lens cap/shade is a bit of a pain at times. I just remove the cap and shade every time I use the lens.

It is my main lens when shooting in the street. It's very sharp, has fast auto-focus and is weather resistant. Additionally it's very small

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

I used as a secondary microphone...is a good choice to have a wire mic in case my main wireless fail....