The Original
As one of the original X mount lenses, the XF35mmF1.4 R has captured countless numbers of precious moments over the years. This lens is at the heart of all XF lenses, it represents the philosophy they all share, and charms everyone that has the pleasure of using it.
With an angle of view equivalent to 52mm in 35mm format, this lens might be a standard focal length but it produces outstanding results.
©︎Stefan Finger (Germany)
X-T3 ｜35mm｜F2｜1/4400｜ISO160
This lens is designed to offer enhanced levels of refinement by adding more texture and depth to images. Despite all the constraints of optics, this lens has succeeded in harmonising the resolution, the blur, and the aberration, and is known for its unique ‘look’.
Change the camera settings and press the shutter button using your right hand and adjust the aperture ring and the focus ring with your left hand. The dials on the camera and the numbers engraved on the lens give you a unique tactile feel of controlling your camera, even when the power is turned off. This way of operating a camera and lens gives you the real joy and satisfaction of photography.
The XF35mmF1.4 R moves all of the lens groups at the same time, it is the simplest and best way to ensure the best image quality. By using this method, the lens achieves superb results from the center to the edges and creamy bokeh that is uniform even when shooting close-ups or subjects at a distance.
©︎Stefan Finger (Germany)
X-T3｜35mm｜F1.4｜1/100｜ISO320
| Model number | XF35mmF1.4 R |
|---|---|
| Release date | February 18, 2012 |
| Lens configuration | 8 elements in 6 groups (1 aspherical lens) |
| Focal length | f = 35mm (35mm film equivalent: equivalent to 53mm) |
| Angle of view | 44.2 ° |
| Maximum aperture ratio (open aperture) | F1.4 |
| Minimum aperture | F16 |
| Aperture format | Number of blades: 7 (circular aperture) Step: 1/3 step (22 steps in total) |
| Shortest shooting distance | Standard: 0.8m –∞ Macro: 28cm –2.0m |
| Maximum shooting magnification | 0.17 times |
| External dimensions | Ø 65.0 mm x 50.4 mm (from the tip to the mount reference surface) |
| Mass | Approximately 187g (excluding lens cap and hood) |
| Filter size | Ø52mm |
