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The Fujifilm XF 23mm f/2 R WR is a wide-angle lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2016. The focus is done by Stepper Motor, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 480 €;
53 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 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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Opinion:On paper it could be the perfect goal. Focal length equivalent of 35mm (great for everything). Sniper autofocus: precise, fast and very quiet. Tropicalized and robust construction. Compact size. Excellent colors. At maximum opening it is a bit soft but at more closed apertures it improves considerably, revealing a decidedly good yield both in the center and at the edges. Yet, despite these merits, the feeling did not click. I can't describe why. If I wanted to use a phrase made I would not find better than to call it devoid of personality. In practice it is a beautiful soulless, devoid of that "character" that, like many other Fuji, would have been legitimate to expect.
Pros:sharpness all over the frame, well built, good focus ring
Cons:aesthetics, stupid lampshed, doesn't have much "magic"
Opinion:it's a nice lens that would be a 35mm ff. you do a little bit of everything and it's sharp. It doesn't have much magic in yield as maybe you can have with a nikon lens or sigma art but it's good for street and vacation shots. it's an f2 and it's also sharp at f2 but you don't expect to blur the background unless you photograph an object at close range. It's a lens that does its duty without giving you too much emotion... the lampshed is to be thrown from the bucket directly
Opinion:Remarkable lens, of those to have almost always mounted, light but robust, Silent And ready Autofocus. It vignettes a little at full opening but already at 2.8 the problem is solved. It is a 35 mm so very suitable in the reportage. I tested it well with version 1.4 but in the end I preferred the 2 because it seems perfect for this focal, the brightness 1.4 I chose it for the 35 where the blur becomes even more decisive for a good yield. What to add except that the fuji optical park really surprised me positively in almost every focal point.
Opinion:It replaces 90% of my 18-55mm because it has a higher yield and is brighter. Knowing the characteristics of this lens, I usually shoot from f2.8 to f11 and the yield is always good. It's definitely not at the level of 23mm f1.4, as image quality, but it costs half. Given the weight and size, you don't even realize you have it. To the touch it is very pleasant and the diaphragm diaphragm, as a quality, makes me go in jug broth.
Opinion:It has many qualities but only one big flaw, the flat rendering. It seems to lack microcontrast, the sharpness is there sufficiently and well distributed on the frame, without excelling, but it lacks that "hard outline" of Fuji lenses, that sharp and three-dimensional yield that have the 14, 35, 50, 90, 16-55 and other lenses of the X system, The good thing is that it is in high demand in the second-hand market, I have no regrets about it at all. The 18 for example is much more "alive" and manages to better detach the subjects despite the same diaphragm and the minor focal, I hoped that the 23 was suitable for the landscapes but I found it poor even on the distance.
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