Description
Condition: New
Fujinon XF27mmF2.8 R Wr Lens
Explanation standard 27mm (35mm format: equivalent to 41mm), is a versatile lens that can be described with a natural perspective.
It has an outstanding resolution performance that has been highly evaluated by the conventional model "Fujinon Lens XF27mmF2.
8", so it can be captured to the details of the subject.
A compact design with a lightweight length of 23mm and a mass of about 84g.
By newly adopting a aperture ring that can change the aperture value quickly, and a low-temperature and temperature structure of dustproof, drip-proof, -10 ° C.
, the operability and toughness performance are improved from the conventional model.
It can be used comfortably in a wide range of scenes, such as light rain and dusty outdoor environment.
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