Product Description

Fujifilm XF 35mm f1.4 Lens With a fast f1.4 aperture, the 35mm XF lens is perfect for low-light shots Excellent out-of-focus bokeh are achieved thanks to the design of the moulded aperture diaphragm blades. The blades are curved to create a circular image at all aperture settings, while the very edges... read more

MPN: 16240755

Barcode: 4547410206159

Specification

Lens construction: 8 elements in 6 groups (includes 1 aspherical element)
Focal length: f=35mm (53mm in 35mm format equivalent)
Angle of view: 44.2°
Max. aperture: F1.4
Min. aperture: F16
Number of blades: 7 (rounded diaphragm opening)
Stop size: 1/3EV (22 stops)
Focus range - Normal: 0.8m - ∞
Focus range - Macro: 28cm - 2.0m
Max. magnification: 0.17x
Filter size: 52mm
Dimensions: 6.5 x 5.04 cm
Weight: 187 g

MPN: 16240755

Barcode: 4547410206159

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Customer Reviews

By JimWhatley on 10th February 2019

"This lens is often compared to the younger f/2 which I also own. I intended replacing my f/2 with this lens but I now intend to keep them both as they have their own own uses. In the real world both are very sharp and therefore any comparison really comes down to their other attributes. Yes this lens is slower and noiser to focus and does not have weather resistance, but it does have a unique character that can't quite be explained. Also that extra stop of light and restriction of depth of field is very useful for artistic purposes. For street and general use the f/2 is an excellent buy and some prefer its more clinical rendering. I like them both."