📸 Fujifilm XF10-24mmF4 R OIS: Stunning Wide-Angle Lens for Immersive Photography Review
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Very good
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4.8
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Details
| Brand | Fujifilm |
|---|---|
| Lens Type | Wide Angle |
| Compatible Mountings | Fujifilm X |
| Maximum Focal Length | 24 Millimeters |
| Minimum Focal Length | 10 Millimeters |
Description of 📸 Fujifilm XF10-24mmF4 R OIS: Stunning Wide-Angle Lens for Immersive Photography
Equivalent to 15-36 mm (35mm format) - angle of view: 110° - 61.2°. Minimum working distance of 0.24 m, Focal Length : 10-24 mm. Constant f:4 aperture throughout entire zoom range, OIS (built-in Optical Image Stabilisation). 14 elements in 10 groups (includes 4 aspherical and 4 extra low dispersion elements). Internal focussing and zoom - lens extension and length remains constant throughout zoom range.
Pros
- camera lenses
Cons
- Doubtful
Pros
- Electronics
Cons
- Negative is present
Pros
- DSLR Lenses
Cons
- Scanning Guide
Pros
- - Focal range; - Sharpness; - Color rendition; - Stabilization! Indeed, it is not in vain that they write here: shooting at night with hands by 1/15 is more than real; - There is practically no distortion (at least noticeable to the naked eye), so the lens is suitable not only for landscapes, but also for architecture and interiors; - Pretty fast and tenacious autofocus (even paired with a relatively simple X-M1), shows itself well in dynamic street photography; - You can wind filters, which, by the way, not every super-wide can boast of.
Cons
- - Dimensions and weight are already close to mirror counterparts; - The aperture ring rotates too easily - you can accidentally knock down the settings. (But this is true for all XF lenses - apparently, this is how it was intended); - Of course, I would like it to have a hole of 2.8. I used to have a tokina 11-16mm f / 2,8 for crop - I still remember it with love. And here... well, f/4, in general, is also not bad, and the stub helps a lot. In general, having shot both of them, I would say that the width at f / 2.8 without a stub and the width at f / 4 with a stub are approximately equivalent in real life.
Pros
- Image quality; reliable metal case; in-body zoom; constant luminosity; size and weight for their characteristics.
Cons
- Lack of marks on the aperture control ring; lack of dust and moisture protection;
Pros
- Excellent build quality, one aperture at all focal lengths, very tenacious stabilizer, ideal for shooting landscapes, zooming does not change the size of the lens.
Cons
- Weight is the most important and important minus. Of course, this is still not a kilogram, but on fuja, according to their own ideology, you slowly get used to "freedom". The lid also falls off at the slightest touch, the lens hood is plastic (they used to have metal ones on fuja), the box has also become much simpler and cheaper than the first lenses for the system.
Pros
- Quite compact. WIDEst angle at the same time EXCELLENT frame geometry. Cutting.
Cons
- Rather, a wish: I would like it to be somewhat faster.
