12/10/2021
An interesting option with modern mirrorless system cameras is that very many lenses can be attached to the cameras. Either with a suitable adapter or, if the manufacturer offers it, directly via a suitable bayonet mount. Even if no lens data is transferred and you can only work at working aperture, this works well.
A few months ago I bought a fisheye with a Fujifilm GFX bayonet. The TTArtisan 2.8/ 11 mm is quite cheap and only works in manual mode, autofocus is not supported and it also does not fully draw the image circle of the large GFX sensor. However, it has a surprisingly good imaging performance and in post-processing it is possible to correct the strong distortion that is typical for such a lens. Then you can use it like an extreme super wide-angle lens. What you have to bear in mind is that the correction costs quite a bit of resolution. On the Fujifilm GFX100s with its high resolution of 100 megapixels, you still get a very good image quality.
I went out with the lens very early in the morning. The following two pictures were taken at the 'Campus Handwerk' and Bielefeld main station.
December night at the Campus Handwerk
Dawn at the main station in December
