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The Fujifilm XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR is a tele lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2015. The focus is done by Lens AF motor (Stepper Motor), it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 920 €;
45 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 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:Despite having no flaws, it can not be said that it has no character, every photo with this lens... Speaks! At TA is engraved and micro-contrasted to the excess, closing the diaphragm only serves to increase the focus part of the frame. Despite this surplus definition the bokeh is always perfectly soft and buttery, never dreamlike as certain 1.2 FF lenses but clouds what lies around the subject even in full figure, maintaining a definition on the parts in almost unreal focus. It's the best optician I've ever had, on the H1 it's gruel and crap, you never want to disassemble it because it disrespects valuable optics and it's so fast that it's good for sport.
Pros:sharpness, Chromatic rendition, blurred, build quality, Good af.
Cons:Weight
Opinion:This is an excellent lens from all points of view, the only flaw could be the weight that is definitely higher than what you would expect from a Fuji mirrorless System. The focal though fixed is in my opinion ductile especially for those who walk and do not pretend to take pictures standing still and changing focal. To dispel the myth that it is a specific objective to be portrayed as being the equivalent of a 135mm and not an 85mm can be used very well even in the Mountains.
Pros:Build quality, Optical quality, bokeh, razor sharp already at f2, AF Speed.
Cons:Dimensions not really compact, lens hood OBSCENE.
Opinion:Taken used at a great price (650 euros as new) just mounted on X-T2 and tried for a dozen shots what I came to say is WOW! Incredible sharpness already at f2, a razor from edge to edge! It has no aberrations is very correct and the distortion is virtually absent. The AF amazed me for rapidity and precision, it is true, the machine off is noisy because of the 4 engines of focus that make "dance" the optical groups inside, but nothing worrying, machine turned on no longer warns anything and the speed of AF is really neither thunder And. The bokeh, which is very important in this perspective, conceived mainly for the portrait is really "buttery" very very pleasant and gradual, if the plays on par if not a better spin with the 56 F 1.2. The dimensions are not really paperless, but besides the optical quality adds weight, the lens hood is a scandal! Looks like a plastic gutter pipe cut! It does its job of course, but it brutifies this wonderful glass!. To have without reservation if you are fond of outdoor portrait because indoors, it is quite long! It is a specialized lens born for the portrait, so not very usable for other photographic genres (even if it is not so true) my vote is 9/10 because it is really a TOP lens.
user91788
sent on September 28, 2018
Pros:Sharpness even at TA. Colors. Microcontrast. Resistence to the backlight.
Cons:It's not stabilized, weight, overly analytical rendition and "Nervous" bokeh.
Opinion:I have purchased this lens mainly for making portraits. Initially I was impressed with the extreme sharpness even using it at full aperture (F/2), absolutely the sharpest lens I've ever used. It also has a very good backlight resistance. Very good also colors, and microcontrast. Corrected even at the edges, distortion absent. In short, a lens that I would define from the modern surrender. However, with the use emerged aspects that added to me have led to sell. First weight (500g) and size are excessive for my idea of system mirroless compact and lightweight. The AF (on XT2) is fast but often inaccurate in the sense that I have had many false positives. Compared to the old man 60 F2, 4 is slower but more reliable. The construction is of absolute level but the noise of the 4 linear motor-off machine is annoying. But we come to the optical yield, in my opinion its being super defined is its value but also its limit: overly analytical. Even the blurred, appreciated by many, did not convince me completely. Too hard, little mushy and unprogressive. Cat-eyed Lights. In short, in some cases, especially with backgrounds in backlight, the yield is nervous. The 56 and even the 60 give a bokeh in my opinion more enjoyable. Finally, the system of stabilizing OIS would have been comfortable. In short, a good lens whose yield, however, I do not seem optimized for the portrait while being or should be the classic lens for this type of employment.
Pros:Sharpness, blur, image quality, auto focus ETCETCETC
Cons:I don't know. For me long focal, but I do mostly Street and landscaping.
Opinion:Disinterestedly as it just sold, I think it is one of the best bright fixed of Fuji House. I highly recommend for portraiture. At full aperture he churn out images with an uprooso blur. Closing a bit is a blade. Maybe slightly bulky, but not annoying, but nice to me. To have at least once. Now I'll try the 56mm F 1.2
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