FujiFilm GF 50mm f/3.5 R LM WR - G Series Lens

The FujiFilm GF 50mm f/3.5 R LM WR G series Lens is a lens from Fujifilm for the Fujifilm GF mount, suited to landscape and travel use. It has an aperture of f/3.5.

Key Features

• One Aspherical Element
• 40mm (35mm Equivalent)
• Aperture Range: f/3.5 to f/32
• FujiFilm G Mount
• Slim Design
• Sharper image quality
• Dust- and weather-sealed physical construction

FujiFilm GF50mm f/3.5 R LM WR G series Lens features an impressive compact "pancake" design that makes this lens especially portable and perfect for everyday shooting. It is characterized by its especially slim design, this lens is a compact 40mm-equivalent prime designed for the medium format G-mount GFX camera system.

Its sleek profile makes it perfect for walkaround and everyday shooting and completes a truly portable medium format system. The optical design incorporates one aspherical element, which controls distortion and spherical aberrations in order to realize a high degree of sharpness and clarity.

Autofocus and Build

Balancing the optical attributes, the lens also utilizes a linear AF motor for quick and quiet focusing performance, while a manual aperture ring also avails intuitive exposure adjustment, and a Command position permits making camera-based aperture selections.

In addition, the lens is also dust, freeze, and weather-resistant for use in harsh environmental conditions. The rounded nine-blade diaphragm contributes to a pleasing bokeh quality.

The Prime 50mm lens provides a 40mm equivalent focal length to realize a normal field of view for working with a variety of subjects. The nine-element, six-group optical design incorporates one aspherical element to reduce spherical aberrations and distortions for cleaner, more realistic rendering and sharper image quality.

A linear AF motor is used for especially quick and quiet focusing performance and is well-suited to both photo and video applications. The physical aperture ring allows for intuitive adjustment over exposure settings and incorporates a C (Command) position to allow a camera-based aperture setting.