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The Fujifilm XF 14mm f/2.8 R is a wide-angle lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2012. The focus is done by Lens AF motor (non-ultrasonic), it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 749 €;
88 users have given it an average vote of 9.6 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Fujifilm X-mount: this lens is compatible with mirrorless APS-C Fuji.
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Pros: Small, sharp, good contrast, lightweight, almost no distortion. I have not noticed any color issues, no chromatic aberrations.
Cons: Aperture is easy to change by mistake. I wish it had weather resistance.
Opinion: Sharp corner to corner. Very nice manual focus clutch. It is so small and light that it should always fit in your bag. It is like a mini Zeiss ZE 21mm... exceptional image quality. Distortion is low, making it easy to stitch images together for a panorama. It shares a 58mm filter and uses the same lens hood as the 18-55. Stacking filters is fine, the front element is small enough to avoid vignette.
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Cons:None worth mentioning, except for an old conception: without tropicalization and manual focus barrel with pump.
Opinion:Excellent, still unsurpassed, but it pays the weight in the trekking backpack to its brother 16/2.8 which often replaces it when you don't need those two millimeters less focal length and therefore angle of view. An obviously special lens with an excellent obstruction, at the time not tropicalized and with the manual pump focus that is now little used in the new lenses, I think because of the floating lens schemes, see the 35 versus the new 33.
Pros:No distortion, sharp even at the edges, compact and lightweight
Cons:It is not tropicalized
Opinion:I had been making the thread for years. Found practically new used at less than half the price from new, taken on the fly. It is the classic WOW optic, a pearl, a jewel. If you shoot Fuji, you can't miss it because with this in your hands, the inspiration comes by itself. You do the interiors, the landscapes, the architecture, but you can also improvise something else, because it does NOT distort.
Pros:sharpness, no distortion, micro contrast, light
Cons:not tropicalized
Opinion:For my type of photography.especially landscape and a bit of architecture the perfect focal length, I use it on XS-10 and I find the combination quite compact and light. Excellent optical yield also at the edges. The only drawback is not to be tropicalized but personally I do not shoot in extreme conditions so in the end only a venial sin. highly recommended
Cons:Maybe autofocus with a few too many "toc" and servo-assisted manual focus
Opinion:Incredible optics, for quality of construction and above all for yield at all openings. I did not notice any problems in the backlight and the sharpness is always excellent, and, above all, constant throughout the frame, with practically perfect edges. Imperceptible geometric distortions. Fujifilm has created a small masterpiece. The only noteworthy note on the focus. The automatic one sometimes produces sinister noises, at least in my copy (purchased used on RCE)... The manual one I expected purely mechanical, instead it is servo-assisted, perhaps inevitably, also having to reconcile it with the front selector of choice fire mode. For the rest, it is difficult to find points against it. The performance on the field is crazy, it really blew me away. I don't remember such a stupor from the early days when I used Canon's 16-35L F4. To have absolutely.
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