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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 882 €;
65 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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Pros: Gives good image quality.
Works VERY WELL in eye priority mode.
Cons: Very heavy lens.
No OIS lens. HELLO FUJI !!!!! WAKE UP FUJI ;-)))))
Very expensive lens.
Very uncomfortable to hold on T1 and T2 bodies.
Opinion: This lens is so bloody HEAVY that it virtually cancels out any APS-C advantages. It has no OIS (again, I work handholding! 90% of the time). To kill it off, it costs nearly EUR 1000 where I live ;-((( Another decent, but not stellar, Fuji lens. I am very disappointed and next will test the 56 1.2 lens that is a bit lighter and a bit less expensive here. But I seriously think of selling all that Fuji garbage and going back to FF bodies. And not for quality but just for so much better choice of lenses and WAY lower prices!
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Opinion:Beautiful lens that I would have liked to try with the stabilization of the H1. using it at the time with XE2 and XT1 I lost several shots for micromosso, you need to shoot at least 1/200". Even in the full-length photos it gave a pleasant detachment of the floors. It also gives you the ability to make some good macro not extreme.
Pros:Sharpness, Nano Crystal, Bokeh, WR, Very Close Focus.
Cons:Optical internal noise.
Opinion:Pro - Fuji will have made considerable efforts to have this 90 f2.0 lens at the record level maximum opening vignetting, chromatic aberrations, distortions I would say a perfect optics also excellent the nearby focus. Cons - Despite very high levels of my personal opinion or some criticisms to be made. Focal I find it a long can but above all brightness would have built a Fuji 70 f1.2 lens result would have been much blurry less even micro moved. I also find too much metal the large ring focus all metal better rubber especially with cold metal becomes very cold. I also point out a strange optical internal noise that is moving. In the end the 90 2.0 returned in my backpack thanks to the purchase Fuji X-H1 with the IBIS I would say reborn. Perhaps the best Fuji optics at the perfect optical level is definitely over recommended.
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.
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