An ideal lens for portraiture, the GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR from FUJIFILM is a short telephoto, 87mm-equivalent prime for the G-mount GFX camera system. Its bright f/2 maximum aperture affords extensive control over depth of field for working with selective focus techniques, and also benefits working in low-light conditions. A rounded nine-blade diaphragm also contributes to pleasing bokeh quality to suit shallow depth of field imagery. The sophisticated optical design employs four extra-low dispersion elements to reduce color fringing and chromatic aberrations for a high degree of clarity and contrast. Additionally, benefitting handling the lens is a linear autofocus motor that is both quick and quiet, and an internal focusing mechanism limits the overall lens length during use as well as maintains consistent image quality throughout the focusing range. The lens is also dust-, freeze-, and weather-resistant and features a manual aperture ring for intuitive exposure adjustment as well as a Command position for camera-based control over the aperture.
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- FUJIFILM G Mount
- 87mm (35mm Equivalent)
- Aperture Range: f/2 to f/22
- Four Extra-Low Dispersion Elements
FUJIFILM GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR Overview
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FUJIFILM GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR Reviews
WOW!!!!!
SUPER SHARP
Super High Quality and Great Character
I'm a pro portrait photographer. I have shot Medium Format for the last 10 years or more, and this is the best portrait lens I've used. It's my opinion that as cameras have gotten better and better, and so have the lenses, we've lost some of the character that comes from having imperfect lenses. I find many of the really great lens and camera combos produce technically almost perfect raw files but end up having a distinct digital look. They almost have a 'crisp' feel that I call the digital look. There's nothing wrong with that, and that might be a look you want. Very little flare, sharp all the way across the frame, no distortion; this is what I think of as the 'crunchiness' of digital. So I find myself adding back in grain, and using lenses more wide open than I need to just to try to get a better 'feel' in them. I don't need to do that with this lens. This lens is a real photographer's lens. If you shoot it wide open in a normal portrait situation you've got too shallow a depth of field in a lot of cases, but you also get a completely different feel than if you shoot it stopped down. It is a great lens to play with, to try to get your own unique 'feel' from. It's sharp, very sharp, but not in that 'digital' way. Maybe because I'm not shooting it at anything slower than f16 or so it always has a nice depth of field feel. It IS sharp across the frame, if you want it to be, but if you open it up even a little you get nice texture from this that I never really got from my Pentax 90 2.8. I'd say this is worth every penny if you want a portrait lens with character. It reminds me most of shooting old uncoated or single coated voiglander lenses wide open on Sony cameras. Really nice feel.