Fuji X10 for portraits vs Canon 5D MK2 with 135mm f2L

During a family portrait session today using the excellent Canon 135mm f2L I experimented with the Fuji X10 to do a comparison

This is the Canon at f2.2 ISO 1600 jpeg

and this is the Fuji X10 – aperture priority – Velvia film mode zoomed into approx 112mm (35mm equivalent) at f2.8 – both in natural window light

Very impressive showing by the X10 versus one of the best portrait lenses on offer by Canon

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2 Responses to Fuji X10 for portraits vs Canon 5D MK2 with 135mm f2L

  1. Shaz says:

    x10 is good though.. showing vibrant colors as well. Dont know why canon is showing dull colors here.

  2. João says:

    But why use a Velvia simulation with a portrait? I would prefer less contrast, more continuous tones and less background noise using standard (Provia) simulation. But even so I believe the comparison being like between a Golf and a top German Merc or Audi is quite interesting and the small X10 gives very good results.

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