Fujifilm GF 20-35mm F4 R WR Lens

Fujifilm GF 20-35mm F4 R WR LensFuji GFX100S 20mm F11 1 280 ISO100 GF 20 35mm F4 R WR The Fujifilm GF 20 35mmF4 R WR Lens is a stunning ultra wide angle large format zoom for image makers with a broader view. Capable of producing outstanding 100 megapixel images packed with color and detail, it provides a dream focal range in a compact, light, and weather resistant design. The GF 20 35mm encapsulates all the benefits the large format GFX System has to offer. Its optical construction

Fuji GFX100S 20mm | F11 | 1/280 | ISO100

GF 20-35mm F4 R WR

The Fujifilm GF 20-35mmF4 R WR Lens is a stunning ultra wide-angle large format zoom for image-makers with a broader view. Capable of producing outstanding 100-megapixel images packed with color and detail, it provides a dream focal range in a compact, light, and weather-resistant design.

The GF 20-35mm encapsulates all the benefits the large format GFX System has to offer. Its optical construction features four aspherical and four ED lens elements to minimize distortion and aberrations, while Fujifilm's Nano GI coating optimizes sharpness by mitigating internal reflections. The result is detail-rich images packed with color that perfectly recreate the scene at the moment you made the image.

The compact design of GF 20-35mm F4 R WR makes it easy to forget it's a large format zoom lens. Measuring just 112.5mm (4.4 inches) and weighing 725g (25.6 oz) it's perfect for carrying to any location, no matter the distance. Its internal zoom mechanism also makes for easy handling and ready to make images to remember. At the end of the day, GF 20-35mm F4 R WR may be similar to its full frame equivalent, but it is certainly More Than Full Frame when it comes to large format image quality.

The autofocusing performance on this Fuji GF lens has been optimized to deliver stunning results. By reducing the weight of the focus lens group, for example, a stepping motor can be used for fast, near-silent focusing. Breathing has also been minimized, allowing multiple frames of the same scene to be taken at different focusing points, then seamlessly combined in post-production for ultimate sharpness.