Fujifilm XF 18-135 mm
Fujifilm XF 18-135 mm
F3.5-F5.6 WR OIS Lens for Camera
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· The Fuji XF 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.3 Telephoto Zoom Lens is a great multipurpose all-weather optic compatible with X-mount models
· Easy to handle, with rapid autofocus, an impressive focal range and fantastic optical image stabilization
· The XF18-135 can shoot in a variety of conditions, thanks to its dustproof and weatherproof construction
· Choose from wide-angle architecture and landscape photography with a fantastic sense of perspective
· Shooting at 18 mm (27 mm equivalent) or zoom in with the 7.5 x magnification to capture sports, wildlife, or crisp portraits without wide-angle distortion
Product Description
Lightweight and versatile, the Fujifilm XF 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.3 Telephoto Zoom Lens is a great multipurpose all-weather optic compatible with X-mount models. Covering a wide shooting range Thanks to its 18 – 135 mm focal range, the XF 18-135 has plenty of in-the-field applications. Choose from wide-angle architecture and landscape photography with a fantastic sense of perspective when shooting at 18 mm (27 mm equivalent) or zoom in with the 7.5 x magnification to capture sports, wildlife, or crisp portraits without wide-angle distortion. Shooting stability Incorporated into the XF 18-135 is an advanced image stabilization function that gives you even greater freedom when shooting on the move. Thanks to high precision gyro sensors, the XF18-135 works to provide you with crisp and blur-free images with a 5-stop benefit, significantly reducing the need for a tripod and minimizing the amount of equipment you need to take on photo trips to get the results you want.
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Fujifilm XF 18-135 mm
The 18-135mm lens is light and well made and could be a great all-rounder; however, several aspects disappoint.
The aperture ring moves smoothly, as does the zoom; until you get to 100mm, the zoom becomes sticky. However, the main issue is picture quality, which isn’t good enough.
The aperture is a bit of a limitation, but if it were f4, it would be a lot heavier all the way through.
One thing common to all the XF-mount lenses is their eye-watering price, partly I suspect because the likes of Tamron and Sigma don’t make their versions. Yes, you can buy adapters for Canon/Nikon/Leica, etc. However, these tend to lose all the automation between camera and lens as they don’t typically couple, just bayonet into place.