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Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR : Specifications and Opinions

Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR

The Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR is a tele lens for MF, manufactured from 2017. 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 2800 €;

16 users have given it an average vote of 9.8 out of 10.

MOUNT

This lens is available with the following mounts:

Fujifilm GF: this lens is compatible with mirrorless medium format Fuji.

Specifications
Focal lenght	110 mm
Angle of view	28.1° (equivalent to a 87mm in Fullframe 24x36mm format)
Format	MF
Max. aperture	f/2
Aperture blades	9
Lenses/Groups	14 elements in 9 groups
Min. focus distance	0.90 meters
Reproduction ratio	0.16x
Features
Stabilization	No
Focus	Stepper Motor
Internal Focus	Yes
Built and notes
Tripod ring	No
Extenders	No
Filters	77 mm
Lens hood	Yes, supplied
Weather sealing	Yes
Weight	1010 g
Dimensions	94 x 126 mm
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Reviews

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Garciamarquez

sent on March 17, 2025

Pros: Image quality

Cons: weight and overall dimensions

Opinion: Used to 35 and 75mm on full frame, when I switched to GFX100s I took 45 f2.8 and 110mm f2 (roughly equivalent to an 85/90mm). The yield is simply excellent. Usually I close at least at f4 to have an adequate depth of field, but already at full aperture it is perfect. Uniques and flaws: it is very, very big and heavy. I envy Hasselblad a lens like the 90mm f2.5: shorter and a little darker, but much more compact and lighter: until Fuji offers a lighter and more compact 75mm equivalent, the 110 remains unfortunately irreplaceable for me.

Ferorake

sent on November 09, 2022

Pros: Optically gorgeous, granite construction

Cons: Hood too large and ambiguous feeling

Opinion: What can I say, it is a lens for naked and raw portraitists, it occurs to me to compare it to the old 85 1.2 of Canon: you make portraits and stop. In the hands of a professional can give paintings and money, in the hands of an "enthusiast" can quickly turn into a nightmare (I slip in the middle). The dimensions are exaggerated for any use that is not professional, so forget about using it as an 85 that you keep in your handbag to make the portrait to the cat if necessary. The autofocus is LM so quite fast but probably the camera bodies castrate the already few capabilities of this lens, and unless you have the gfx100\\100s (which I doubt you would carry with you for anything else that are not well-paid jobs), we are talking about a real sloth. The price is then in line with other recent professional portrait lenses of Canon, so I do not demonize it, around € 3000 Fuji Italy, but probably about € 2600 at the "street price". Although I took it at 1800€ from the usual Dutch site that when Fuji does cashback goes crazy, I resold it and I do not miss it. Optically it gave me the impression of being a "refined" 85 Art, with the same sharpness and creaminess, but with tonal passages and progression of the blur much more beautiful, a la Canon. A perfect combination between an "artistic" lens and a "precise" lens. The dream of every portraitist? Probably yes, and as mentioned at the beginning, in the right hands it is a weapon to carry paintings and money. However, I do not see it in the hands of an enthusiast, who can have fun with many other lenses with a much lower cost, juggling the monumental GFX sensor with the lenses he prefers.

Jacopoxx13

sent on July 23, 2022

Pros: Sharpness even at TA, quality, fantastic bokeh

Cons: price and weight (but if you go on a medium fomato are 2 factors to take into account)

Opinion: Fantastic lens, mainly used for portrait, returns excellent sharpness and a beautiful blur, once you try the portrait lenses in the FF they become difficult to shoot in hand. The lens is not stabilized so eye with the first version of GFX50 especially on low times, for the new stabilized series no problem, at TA there is a bit of vignetting but personally I do not consider it a defect indeed. To be taken into account especially with the GFX50 first and second series (GFX50II) having only contrast MAF sensors on particularly moving subjects becomes more difficult to focus. The optics are certainly challenging from the point of view of the weight 1 kilo, but certainly for those who select this system is not a problem.

Jonasalsgard

sent on April 12, 2021

Pros: Very bright, very good optical quality, focal well usable in portraiture.

Cons: Slow and inaccurate autofocus with the GFX 50R, even with static subjects; much better with the GFX 100, but it still goes into crisis as soon as the brightness drops and the subject moves a bit. Ghost Images very evident in certain situations. Certainly the fact of being built with as many as 14 elements in 9 groups, despite being a fixed focal lens and not a zoom, does not help. The only thing you can do is move the device to try to move the stain to an area that you can then cut or correct more easily. The rotation of the focus ring does not directly control the mechanical displacement of the lens elements, but is a digital command, so much so that the targetses do not show a metric scale. You can set the focus in linear or nonlinear mode, rotating clockwise or counterclockwise, but in fact there is too much to turn, it has nothing to do with a classic lens. Except when using the device on tripods with static subject, manual focus is not a great alternative to autofocus, even for those who were used to manually focusing medium-format devices in event photographs, such as weddings. With subjects in constant motion or when you don't have useful references to set the early focus, you are in great difficulty, even trying to use the digital rangefinder in the viewfinder, if you have set it, because there is too much to rotate and in fact you have no reference to the position of the ring.

Opinion: With this lens I got images that I really like. At full aperture, F2, it is a soft hair and, in portraiture, the vignetting is negligible. Using the F2.8 lens for a half-figure portrait, the bottom is completely blurry, although it is only one meter from the subject, which is ideal even in relatively narrow spaces. To be used wisely, because especially 100MP do not forgive, they give you everything back: merits and defects, wise or random choices. Even a slight blur compromises the usability of the image. Most often with female subjects I use a filter to soften the image, while with male subjects I use it as it is. Obviously I also work in post production, but in the shooting phase I already try to optimize the images by taking great care of the lights, the exposure and possibly using filters to soften, so that when I show the shots on the monitor people can already have a vague idea of what will be the final result and not be afraid for the resolution often exaggerated in portraits. Warning: Filters that soften images can affect autofocus, making it even unusable. We need to study the situation well, bearing in mind how the autofocus of the device you intend to use works and the different types of filters that help to soften the images. As for the focus, with the GFX 50R it was quite slow and inaccurate, especially with not particularly intense light. With the GFX 100 it is discreetly fast and precise to shoot relatively firm subjects, but loses many shots as soon as there is some action and the light intensity drops. Especially caution when using filters to soften images. The GFX system is designed to use curtain shutters and not mounted central shutters. This promotes the brightness of the lims and contains the costs, but due to a synchro time of 1/125 it places limits in outdoor flash photography with daylight and also in the studio with pilot lamps that produce a color temperature different from those of flash tubes. The GF 110 lens can help produce high-quality images. Very suitable for portraiture. The fundamental question is upstream: is the GFX system suitable for the subjects to be resumed and the scope of work?

Frank_pb

sent on November 23, 2017

Pros: Open f2.0, excellent sharpness even at TA, fantastic bokeh, three-dimensional, 77mm filters (easy to find), acceptable weight and dimensions for a mf

Cons: There is no stabilizer (present on the 120 f4.0 Macro), minimum distance of maf, high cost.

Opinion: I got this jewel for a whole week-end, of course with the GFX 50s camera. If you want to use it with open diaphragms, and at short distances you have to pay close attention to the focus, so the pdc is really reduced, the results are, in my opinion, excellent, superior to my opinion any combination of FF / fixed lens . rnIt is not only the sharpness, but excellent, the main parameter of evaluation; here comes into play a "different" impact, difficult to explain in words. There is a three-dimensional feel of soft and gradual transition from the focus plane, which I have not yet found in other images obtained with high-level cmq combinations (Eos 5d MK4 + 85 1,4 Art) that I used in direct comparison with the ML Fuji. rnIt is very high but not aggressive, this is the definition that best suits my feelings. It would be interesting to have a direct comparison with the Nikon D850 + (85 1,4 G ..?) .. to see how much is% 3B able to compete .. rnIn the "Portrait and Fashion" gallery you can find some images entitled "Ludovica" rn

Photos taken with Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR

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HI RES 12.8 MP

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HI RES 5.6 MP

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HI RES 6.8 MP

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HI RES 12.8 MP

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HI RES 18.4 MP

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HI RES 12.0 MP

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HI RES 6.8 MP

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HI RES 6.8 MP

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HI RES 6.8 MP

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8 comments, 2983 views

HI RES 51.1 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 30.5 MP

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HI RES 6.8 MP

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HI RES 51.1 MP

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HI RES 101.8 MP

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HI RES 18.4 MP

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HI RES 51.1 MP

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HI RES 33.3 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 21.3 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 6.8 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 11.1 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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HI RES 51.1 MP

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HI RES 17.3 MP

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