📷 Fujifilm XF 90mm F2 R LM WR Lens Review

I use it with x-t1)) I received it only 3 hours ago)) and registered on right away just to write a review)) and it was a positive review about this lens)) fuji - well done)) keep it up)) Has some pros: there are a lot of them)) remember 135 2.0 from canon)) they are sooo similar)) but this is fuji)) and this is 135 for crop matrix)) this is the best lens for crop that I held in my hands)) it is worth every penny for it given)) Got cons: no stub)) but this is not a drawback)) there are no…

I think this is the best Fuji lens. The image is always clean, plastic. MDF is small for such a lens - a five! Light, at a conference in poor lighting, despite the lack of a stabilizer, there is no blurring. Very lucky. Got pros: A high-quality, beautiful image, the correct transition to the blur zone. Reliable construct. Convenient to use with the X-T1, despite the size. Quick. There are no problems at work. Got cons: In the off state inside, something moves. Although the manufacturers say…

This lens is probably Fuji's best prime. f:2 has its price; a large lens - you can not hang it around your neck. I wanted to send it back but the pictures straight from the camera are too good. There will be a learning curve. I like the 135mm field of view (35mm equivalent). work in progress for me I just didn't think about the sizing issue after using other Fuji Prime lenses. I mainly use it on the X-E3 case which is too small.

This lens is amazing; that's MUCH better than me. Extremely sharp, great in low light, fast focus even on my old Fuji XPro-1. There's something about it that makes the photos taken with it special, the skin tones are great and almost all of the best photos I've taken in my 30+ years of photography have been made with this particular lens. me. I have never used a better lens.

Very sharp lens. The focus is fast and accurate. I bought this lens to shoot indoor sports. The range and bright aperture are perfect for the often poorly lit gym. I use this lens with Fuji XT1. The lens is large by mirrorless standards. I've also taken great portraits with this lens. The 90mm compression combined with f/2.0 makes for the absolute best creamy background of any Fuji lens I've owned. This lens is a keeper.

This is one of those special lenses that Fuji have released that I really like. Beware of Canon and Nikon (Nikon mainly) Mirrorless cameras are on the rise, with Fuji and Sony leading the way. This lens is ideal for waist-raised portraiture as well as headshots. But that's not all it takes. Since this lens is equivalent to the FF 135mm lens, you can also use it for sports photography as the new range of Fuji cameras and beyond is getting better and better at capturing fast-moving subjects. This

I was glad to buy this lens after reading some positive reviews. I've had mixed results with Fuji XF lenses ranging from 5 stars (50-140 f/2.8) to 2 stars (16mm f/2.8). Most of them seem to fall into the 4 star range and I would be happy if they did. Instead, I should condescendingly give it 3 stars. First - Good: - Very well built. Unfortunately I think it will last a very long time. - It's quite compact for a 90mm lens, making it easy to carry around. - Out-of-focus areas are not disturbing…

I use with x-t2, I think this is the best portrait lens for the fuji system for outdoor use. The minimum focusing distance is only 0.6 meters, which allows you to get decent macro photographs of flowers and plants, as well as any living creatures, that are unique in volume. At the same time, aperture of 2.0 in combination with a full-frame equivalent focal length of 135mm allows you to get excellent, perspective-distortion-free portraits, both large and full-length. The result is always…