Fujifilm XF50-140 mm F2.8 R LM Optical Image Stabiliser, Weather Resistant Lens

Great piece of equipment to add to my camera. It’s not bulky and easy to carry and doesn’t add much additional weight to the lens. Tried it out this morning and very pleased with it. The photos are out my back door and the images are really clear, so I’m very pleased.

WOW.Stunning. I have been pursuing photography for around 8 years and recently switched from Sony to Fuji X. I have never owned what I would call a pro lens before and I had some trepidation when spending so much on a single camera lens. What a difference a constant f 2.8 telephoto has made to my photography. Have done a couple of theatre shoots where the lighting was not great and this lens combined with the Fuji XT1 produced some amazing images. When taking portrait shots the bokeh and compression this lens gives really makes photos pop. This will take your photography to the next level. I would not hesitate now. Buy it! You won't regret it.

It took a while before I took the plunge for this lovely piece of glass. I have a Nikon 80-200 f2.8 AFS which is one very lovely lens which delivers stunning sharpness but I have steadily been selling off my Nikon stuff to finance my move to Fuji. On Saturday I used this lens at a wedding and the results were stunning and as good as my Nikon with really nice BOKEH. It's a lot of money but the build and results are worth it. On the day I used this, the 16 f1.4 and the 10-24 and they covered everything. This is a keeper.

A fantastic zoom lens for the FujiFilm XT4 and earlier.The building optical stabilisation is useful for hand held shots, and colour replication is excellent.Build quality is good, but the floating optical stabilisation thugs around while being transported.

I recently got hold of a Fuji 50-140mm zoom which is a fantastic lens but not especially long at the top end of the focal range, so it's a perfect candidate for the 1.4xTC. I did quite a bit of research beforehand and the 1.4xTC seems to be almost universally regarded as one of the best (if not the best) TCs made by any manufacturer. It's literally not been off my 50-140 lens since taking it out of the box.On this lens, it will give you a focal range of 70mm-196mm which is a pretty decent improvement. As the Fuji X-T2 I'm using it with is a crop sensor body, that's about 100mm-300mm in full frame terms.You lose a stop of light with the 1.4xTC, so my maximum aperture with the 50-140 of f/2.8 becomes f/4, etc. This isn't really a problem and there's very little loss in image quality...the extended focal range more than makes up for any small IQ loss. It's made of the same materials as the lenses and is very light, so won't add much weight to a potentially already heavy lens.The attached image of the moon was taken at 140mm with the 1.4xTC and then slightly cropped, so effectively about 300mm. A really usable focal length, and you can even get some half decent wildlife shots with it.

These shots are without the converter lens only , amazing service from the retailer delivered early amazing service, great lens sharp and fast

This and the 16-55mm are the best two lenses I've ever had. I really don't need any primes, they are that good.

This and the 16-55 2.8 are the only lenses you need for fuji xt2, maybe a fast prime just if you want something light 35 or 23 1.4

Works great! I use it on my 100-400 and it works really well.Minimal affect on the AF speed ... haven't noticed anything really with birds etc.And as far as the clarity of the images goes, again ... I can't see any difference between the lens with it on and without the TC mounted.Pricey ... for use on only a few of Fuji's lenses , but it works well. If you need the extra reach, go for it.

Working as expected.

Built quality , picture quality , both are amazing. Weight approx 1000gm is ok for the quality and price. It’s not too heavy. I love the lens ,focusing is instant, sharp all the way from 50-140 mm even at 2.8. Must buy if you can afford.

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Comprado por 1000 euros en oferta de Amazon que dolió soltar , pero desde entonces no he dejado de usarlo . Lo he usado en una xt2 y ahora en xh2 y la definición es una pasada. La contra , pues el peso y el tamaño . Hace unos retratos bestiales con un bokeh muy suave y sin la limitación de una lente fija , pero a costa de peso y de no pasar desapercibido . Si crees que tus fotos suelen andar en esas longitudes y no quieres cargar con varios fijos perfecto . Si por el contrario haces la mayoría con un 50 o un 80 , pues si son de calidad , en la teoría siempre gana en fijo . Para mi por versatilidad y para la calidad q necesito me sobra objetivo