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Fujifilm X-mount - Black
(From Fujifilm lens literature) The wide zoom range of the FUJINON XC50-230mmF4.5-6.7 OIS starts at 76mm* and goes to 350mm* with consistently outstanding optical performance all the way through. The powerful 50-230mm lens will let you capture your subject at a distance with clarity. The all-glass 10 group / 13 element lens configuration includes 1 aspherical lens and 1 ED lens. Superb optical performance is ensured via optical image stabilization effectively minimizing blur when shooting at longer focal lengths or in low light. A reduced weight focusing lens combined with a high-precision stepping motor guarantees high-speed autofocusing and suppresses any noise from the zoom mechanism.
* 35mm format equivalent
FUJINON XC50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS key features list:
- 76-350mm equivalent F4.5-6.7 lens
- Fully compatible with FUJIFILM X-Mount
- 13 all glass elements in 10 groups including 1 aspherical lens and 1 ED element
- Optical image stabilization that minimizes blur at longer focal lengths and in low light
- A precision stepping motor for high-speed autofocusing
- Available in black and silver
The FUJINON XC50-230mm (76-350mm) F4.5-6.7 OIS lens will be available in November 2013 for $399.95.
Fujinon XC 50-230mm f/4.5-6.7 OIS
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Fujifilm X-mount - Black
Fujinon XC 50-230mm f/4.5-6.7 OIS User Reviews
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Sharp picts and smooth for zoomNone
Amazing at 230mm to shoot for daylight, It's can compare with XF lens at 55mm. It's not used with low light or night. That's great for cheap lens with so many perfect. OIS good work. It's simple but as good power. Now, i can bring combine with XF 18-55 in the small bag for holiday . Well....very well...i'm thinking to 9 points. Shooting game on Fuji body as simple.
reviewed August 25th, 2019 -
light weight, sharp wide open, OIS very effectivenone
I bought this lens for a trip to Cornwall in March 2014. My prize image was of the first robin of spring. In fact, that was a lifer, since the American robin is an entirely different bird.
reviewed September 26th, 2014 (purchased for $400)
The lens pairs nicely with the X-A1. I typically shot with the lens braced on any handy low support, looking down on the camera screen tilted upwards. The O.I.S. works so well I never felt the need for a tripod. Shooting mostly at max zoom and f6.7, fine detail held right to the edges of the frame.
I often favor slow lenses for the savings in weight. The charm is missing, though, on any such lens which needs to be stopped down for IQ. This is not a problem with the Fujinon; it is impressively sharp wide open.
The build quality is first rate. This lens is a sleeper. Get it and you won't be disappointed.
