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The Fujifilm XF 60mm f/2.4 R Macro is a macro 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 599 €;
46 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 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:Image quality, bokeh , multipurpose , light , color , sharpness , naturalness , compact , 90 mm on FF, cost used
Cons:Nobody
Opinion:Taken from RCE Padova by Marco Anzani to 340 euros including shipping costs, on Fuji xs10 with a macro and a totally adjustable screen, with its 200 gr do what you want in the composition, for me it is a perfect combo for the portrait, if you want to seek originality in the pdr, sharp, natural colors but full-bodied, 90 mm perfect for portrait, af in single good for static portrait, lens that if taken because you know how to take full advantage of it has an unbeatable value for money
Pros:Compact (64x71 mm) and lightweight (215 gr), On X-T4, freehand, no shake problem. (t
Cons:AF uncertain, slow and noisy. On X-T3, prone to shake. It is better to shoot, freehand, with times less than 1/180 of s.
Opinion:Fujinon XF 60 mm f/2.4 R Macro: built in 2012, relatively old design. Closeup 1:2 and not Macro 1:1. Compact (64x71 mm) and lightweight (215 gr) Filter diameter ø39mm. AF uncertain, slow and noisy. On X-T3, prone to shake. It is better to shoot, freehand, with times less than 1/180 of s. On X-T4, freehand, no shake problem. (t
Pros:Lightweight, not bulky (without hood), sharp.
Cons:Metal hood but with rather fragile plastic "clothespins", slow and slightly noisy autofocus
Opinion:I had an X-T2 and then two XT3 with different lenses (18, 23, 35, 10-24, 55-200, 50-140, 16, 18-55 and 60macro), but the lens that remained in my heart is him: the 60mm macro. For me it is an excellent lens valid for all uses, of course, in macro it does not reach 1: 1, it is slow in AF and is a little noisy, but for portraits, the landscape where you need to cut out a detail or in generic photography where a 90 equivalent makes the difference, its yield is perfect. Today I have an X-Pro1 with the 16 2.8, but if I get the opportunity I will certainly buy the 60 macro again.
Opinion:I have been using it for a few days and I am fully satisfied... Beautiful colors... Great blurry.... Diaphragm ring fluid and precise.... Of course it is not a flawless perspective but in my opinion it is a lens that must be understood and exploited for what it can give .... I took it to make landscape and portrait .... Then if he also does some macro so much the better.... But despite being studied for this has limits that leave me perplexed as the minimum focusing distance and the ratio 1: 2 .....but I gladly take up the challenge and I want to see what I can bring home .... So much for what weighs is like not having it in your bag .... Final judgment... Optics to understand and study .... With flaws that for me are merits and make it interesting ..... Rating 9.5
Pros:sharpness from center to edge even at f2.4, bokeh, build quality, weight, no visible distortion, no chromatic aberration
Cons:af a bit uncertain, standard hood uncomfortable and bulky
Opinion:One of the lenses of the original Fuji triad (the other two are the XF 18mm and the 35mm), which I have never regretted buying. I have been using it for almost 9 years now and I must say that the performance of the af, going from X-E1 to X-E3 and updating the firmware only much improved, although in certain situations it still remains a little uncertain. I replaced the hood almost immediately, which in size and weight is really bulky and uncomfortable. It was born for the macro, but it has a ratio of 1: 2 and therefore needs extension tubes to get to 1: 1. A medium canvas (equivalent 90mm on full-frame), also excellent for portraiture given the discreet bokeh. Definitely recommended.
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