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Fujifilm XF 16-50mm f/2.8-4.8 R LM WR : Specifications and Opinions




Fujifilm XF 16-50mm f/2.8-4.8 R LM WRFujifilm XF 16-50mm f/2.8-4.8 R LM WR, front

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The Fujifilm XF 16-50mm f/2.8-4.8 R LM WR is a standard lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2024. The focus is done by Linear Motor, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 649 €;
22 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 out of 10.



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This lens is available with the following mounts:

Fujifilm X-mount: this lens is compatible with mirrorless APS-C Fuji.



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Specifications
Focal lenght16-50 mm
Angle of view83 - 31.6°  (equivalent to a 24-75mm in Fullframe 24x36mm format)
FormatAPS-C
Max. aperturef/2.8-4.8
Aperture blades9
Lenses/Groups 11 elements in 9 groups
Min. focus distance0.24 meters
Reproduction ratio0.30x

Features
Zoom typeRing, interal
StabilizationNo
FocusLinear Motor
Internal FocusYes

Built and notes
Tripod ringNo
ExtendersNo
Filters58 mm
Lens hoodYes, supplied
Weather sealingYes
Weight240 g
Dimensions65 x 71 mm

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avatarsenior
sent on 14 Aprile 2026

Pros: Very light, excellent kit version with few optical errors and beautiful optical performance, optimized for 40MP sensors.

Cons: No objections to make.

Opinion: Now I have also tried the small Fuji 16-50WR, but some quick comparisons with the Fuji 16-55WR / Fuji 23 2.8 became a bit tiring at first, there are no differences too big, just maybe with a very extreme magnification you can perhaps see some differences. So the zoom is great for a kit version. There is no drop in performance at any focal length, even the mechanics are perfect fluid beautiful, so I can not confirm certain tests and criticisms on this lens, perhaps problem specimens or AF which is very frequent on the Fujifilm system. The construction is not metal, it doesn't bother me, it's extremely light just like the new Fuji 23 2.8, Fujifilm has done a very convincing job. Note: a very compact lightweight Fuji telephoto lens modern line 50-150mm f4.0 with macro function would be nice, and I think this is an extremely lacking lack in the system so as to complement in pair various focal lengths with new Fuji 16-50/16-55 MKII zooms. Tried with an 11mm extension tube for me very much to recommend the AF much better than the Fuji 60 macro also enlarges the small zoom just as much. If today I had to choose between the new Fuji 16-55 MKII vs 16-50WR I would choose the smaller 16-50, for reasons even more compact, macro functions higher magnifications, colors I prefer a more neutral one of the 16-50, wide angle slightly higher the angle of view at 16mm, differences sharpness visible only at considerable magnifications, aperture f2.8 also present at 16mm 16-50. For me recommended the Fuji 16-50WR for small Fujifilm camera bodies where you don't need a lens with a lot of brightness, example landscape photography very recommended.

avatarjunior
sent on 04 Marzo 2026

Pros: Lightweight, significantly sharper and more contrasted images than its predecessors, useful focal range over the entire range.

Cons: Not stabilized, plasticky (but on the other hand it is light), rather dark at high focal lengths.

Opinion: Hard to say anything different from previous reviews... I'll try. I got it for two months new out-of-bundle at 490, I looked around but I didn't find a better offer. The list price of over 700 in my opinion is not worth it. Among the many Fuji zoom lenses and compatible with similar focal lengths, the most sensible comparison is with the 18-55 that it replaces in the Fujifilm catalog. I'm using it a lot with an excellent XT20 unfortunately without OIS; it is said that it was born for the 40MP of the XT50 with which it is sold in a bundle, but even on the 24MP of the XT20 the difference in sharpness with the 18-55 is not a small thing, and not only in the center but also at the edges of the frame; images with greater micro-detail and also sharper and more highlighted lines (buildings, architecture, etc.), sometimes a bit 'hard' so detailed it is. So much so that often in PP I have to slightly reduce the contrast, which I don't do with the other lenses. The colors are vivid and faithful as from Fujifilm, compared to the 18-55 perhaps a little more flare but nothing compared to the 15-45 (which costs a third). The real shame is that for 70 grams less, 240 against 310, compared to the 18-55 it loses stabilization, what did it take to put it? There is even on the 15/45 which costs and weighs very little. Did they remove it to induce the purchase of stabilized models? Also this 16-50 is fairly cheap to build. Being also a bit dark at 50mm (4.8 against 4.0 to 55 of the other) without a tripod the danger of micro-blur is there and you often have to raise the ISO even in broad daylight. In short, pros and cons but if what matters most are the images, this 16-50 objectively takes better photos than the 18-55, the 15-45 (of course) and beats it with the 10/24 F4 which remains one of the best X-mount zooms ever. But for my use (landscapes, architecture) the 16-50 focal length is more usable and in fact while deprecating the absence of OIS and owning these other 3 lenses that have it, lately I use almost only it. I recommend it without reservation only if paid new from 500 downwards otherwise it is better to look elsewhere. I gave him 9 because there is no 8.5. PS Rereading myself maybe I was too strict but I couldn't try it at its best on machines with OIS and more megapixels, that is from the X-S10 upwards.

avatarjunior
sent on 12 Gennaio 2026

Pros: Compact and light, solid, tropicalized, very good performance, it does not stretch when zoomed in.

Cons: Continuous diaphragm ring that can be easily touched unintentionally

Opinion: I have owned this zoom for about 4 months, bought used. Its compactness and low weight are immediately evident. The construction is good and gives an idea of solidity. Positive is the fact that it does not lengthen with the zoom and that it is tropicalized. It is not a super bright prime zoom. The f2.8, the maximum aperture, is preserved only at the wide-angle end. At 16.5 he already closes a hair at f2.9. At 18 mm it closes to f3.0, at 24 mm f3.4, at 35 mm we are already at f3.9, at 40 mm f4.3 and at 50 mm we arrive at f4.8. Nothing dramatic, knowing their behavior. For daytime photography or in non-dark conditions it performs well. The performance, in my opinion, is good on the entire excursion, even at bright apertures. Used on the road, it proved to be very versatile and as mentioned comfortable and practical to carry around due to weight and size. If you want for general excursions, he alone could be enough for the range of excursions covered. However, it also has some negative points, for example it happens to me to involuntarily move the ring of diaphragms which is continuous, without wanting or realizing it, because I find it quite smooth. This sometimes led me to disable it and use a dial on the camera body. Perhaps the unintentional operation also depends on its small size, because this problem did not occur to me with larger zooms with a ring of the same type. Mark

avatarsenior
sent on 05 Luglio 2025

Pros: Image quality even at 40MP, lightness and bulk, AF, 2 mm less wide-angle side (16) than the old one, build quality, WR, 58mm filter like many other Fuji lenses (23, 33, etc.)

Cons: Maybe the price if you take it not in kit: but the optics are really good.

Opinion: It is the classic travel zoom or excursion equivalent of a 24-75 on FF: therefore an all-rounder. Lightweight (240 grams), compact (the barrel does not lengthen by changing focal length), well built, water resistant, it has an image quality capable of easily withstanding 40 MP, where the previous 18-55 now suffered a bit. If you don't need the fixed 2.8, this is the right lens for your needs. The AF is fast and accurate; the very detailed image on the 40 sensor also allows for rather generous crops; Decent flare resistance. A lens without any particular weaknesses, as pointed out by "Lenstip" (trusted site) and also the test of Juza himself. The advice is to take it in a kit, or mismatched from a kit, because it costs much less. One final note: the 58 filter is the same as many other Fuji lenses (23 1.4, 33 1.4, etc.): which is a convenience and cost advantage.

avatarsenior
sent on 05 Luglio 2025

Pros: Image quality, lightness, construction, magnification, autofocus, size

Cons: Price, if taken new. The internal zoom could be closed by a front lens (perhaps)

Opinion: It is the perfect travel and trekking lens for those looking for practicality without sacrificing quality. It covers all useful focal lengths from true wide-angle to mid-telephoto, and thanks to the digital crop on the 40MP of the X-T50 it virtually reaches a 24-105 equivalent, maintaining more than decent files. Sharp, compact, well-built and weather resistant, it also allows excellent close-ups without the need for a dedicated macro lens. It's not a forum zoom or pixel peeper, but it's the one that really makes you leave the house with only one lens and zero regrets. The only two "flaws" are a new price that could discourage you, but there are so many used ones separated from kits and then a suggestion: perhaps the internal zoom (very smart in my opinion), could have been covered by a front lens and avoid dust infiltration. WR will also be seeing it like this, but it doesn't really give me maximum confidence. In any case, a (not so much) kit zoom, really well made.

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