XF 50-140mm Review

If the 16­-55mm is the wide to mid ‘must have’ this is the f2.8 constant 70-­200mm equivalent of the range. Sharp and clear edge to edge and though all the focal lengths. It’s packed full of all the latest and greatest tech Fuji could find, such as nano Gi coating, LMO (corrects for diffraction), HT­EBC Coating (ensuring ghosting and flare are controlled), five ED lens elements and one Super ED lens, 23 glass elements in 16 groups then seven rounded aperture blades to create a smooth, circular bokeh. The worlds first triple Linear Motor and a massive 5.0 stop stabilisation too. Oh… and  the lens is weather­resistant, dust­resistant and will work in ­10°C low ­temperature.

Pros –
Best telephoto zoom lens Fuji make, near perfect

Cons –
Price

1559871

The Key Features:

  • High-performance telephoto zoom lens
  • Perfect for capturing subjects at a distance
  • Ideal for night photography
  • Portable and great for travel photography
  • F2.8 constant aperture
  • Weather-resistant construction
  • Durable, metal build quality
  • 1m minimum focusing distance
  • Powerful Image Stabilisation
  • High-speed, quiet autofocus
  • 23 elements 16 groups
  • 72mm filter thread
  • Fuji X lens mount

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Dave kai Piper

Specifications

Type XF50-140mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR
Lens construction 23 elements in 16 groups (includes 5 extra low dispersion elements and 1 super extra low dispersion element)
Focal length f=50-140mm (76-213mm)
Angle of view 31.7° – 11.6°
Max. aperture F2.8
Min. aperture F22
Aperture control
  • Number of blades : 7 (rounded diaphragm opening)
  • Step size : 1/3EV (19 steps)
Focus range Normal1m – ∞ (whole zoom position)Macro1m – 3m (whole zoom position)
Max. magnification 0.12x (Telephoto)
External dimensions ø82.9mm x 175.9mm (Wide / Telephoto)
Weight 995g – excluding lens caps and hoods
Filter size ø72mm

Lens Configuration

XF50-140mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR

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