Fujifilm Fujinon GF30mm F5.6 T/S review

What is it? The Fujifilm Fujinon GF30mm F5.6 T/S is a highly anticipated lens in the GFX system. Why? Because it's the first serious challenger to the Canon TS-E lenses (and the Nikon PC Nikkors), which are routinely adapted to fit on the larger-sensor GFX cameras. As a 30mm lens designed to cover the 44x33mm MF sensor, it is the equivalent of a 24mm in full-frame 35mm terms and is, without doubt, the most popular focal length for architecture and interiors. The manual-focus lens will also appeal to landscape photographers. (Arguably, a 35mm tilt/shift might be as popular or even more so (the Nikon and Zeiss 35mm shift-only models are still sought-after, with the latter going for £1,000 or more secondhand) but there aren't any in production currently, and it's an often asked-for focal length for exteriors like this new lens and interiors. Fujifilm, if you're reading this, a 35mm tilt/ shift might be a good follow-up, or shave some off the price and offer a 35mm shift only)