Fujifilm XF 23mm F1.4 R Lens
The Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" has a focal length of 23mm (35mm equivalent to KB) and is ideally suited for a wide range of subjects such as landscapes or portraits. High-resolution from the center to the edges with excellent contrast, this Lens delivers impressive image results. Due to the extremely powerful optics, distortion is reduced to a minimum. Digital correction is not required. With its high F1.4 aperture, the Lens is excellent for low-light photography. The "XF23mm F1.4 R" consists of eleven elements in eight groups, including an aspherical lens. It also has seven aperture blades that result in a nearly circular aperture, allowing for an excellent out-of-focus effect. The precise focus ring, like the aperture ring, is made entirely of metal and allows for precise and comfortable shooting with manual focus. The distance and depth-of-field scales on the Lens are very useful when manually pre-focusing to capture fast-moving subjects. The low closest focusing distance of 28 centimeters allows for impressive close-up shots. With an innovative autofocus design, the Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" also achieves a very fast autofocus speed. In addition, with a weight of just 300 grams and a length of only 63 mm, the XF23mm is one of the lightest and most compact Lenses in its class.
The Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" has a focal length of 23mm (35mm equivalent to KB) and is ideally suited for a wide range of subjects such as landscapes or portraits. High-resolution from the center to the edges with excellent contrast, this Lens delivers impressive image results. Due to the extremely powerful optics, distortion is reduced to a minimum. Digital correction is not required. With its high F1.4 aperture, the Lens is excellent for low-light photography. The "XF23mm F1.4 R" consists of eleven elements in eight groups, including an aspherical lens. It also has seven aperture blades that result in a nearly circular aperture, allowing for an excellent out-of-focus effect. The precise focus ring, like the aperture ring, is made entirely of metal and allows for precise and comfortable shooting with manual focus. The distance and depth-of-field scales on the Lens are very useful when manually pre-focusing to capture fast-moving subjects. The low closest focusing distance of 28 centimeters allows for impressive close-up shots. With an innovative autofocus design, the Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" also achieves a very fast autofocus speed. In addition, with a weight of just 300 grams and a length of only 63 mm, the XF23mm is one of the lightest and most compact Lenses in its class.
The Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" has a focal length of 23mm (35mm equivalent to KB) and is ideally suited for a wide range of subjects such as landscapes or portraits. High-resolution from the center to the edges with excellent contrast, this Lens delivers impressive image results. Due to the extremely powerful optics, distortion is reduced to a minimum. Digital correction is not required. With its high F1.4 aperture, the Lens is excellent for low-light photography. The "XF23mm F1.4 R" consists of eleven elements in eight groups, including an aspherical lens. It also has seven aperture blades that result in a nearly circular aperture, allowing for an excellent out-of-focus effect. The precise focus ring, like the aperture ring, is made entirely of metal and allows for precise and comfortable shooting with manual focus. The distance and depth-of-field scales on the Lens are very useful when manually pre-focusing to capture fast-moving subjects. The low closest focusing distance of 28 centimeters allows for impressive close-up shots. With an innovative autofocus design, the Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" also achieves a very fast autofocus speed. In addition, with a weight of just 300 grams and a length of only 63 mm, the XF23mm is one of the lightest and most compact Lenses in its class.
The Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" has a focal length of 23mm (35mm equivalent to KB) and is ideally suited for a wide range of subjects such as landscapes or portraits. High-resolution from the center to the edges with excellent contrast, this Lens delivers impressive image results. Due to the extremely powerful optics, distortion is reduced to a minimum. Digital correction is not required. With its high F1.4 aperture, the Lens is excellent for low-light photography. The "XF23mm F1.4 R" consists of eleven elements in eight groups, including an aspherical lens. It also has seven aperture blades that result in a nearly circular aperture, allowing for an excellent out-of-focus effect. The precise focus ring, like the aperture ring, is made entirely of metal and allows for precise and comfortable shooting with manual focus. The distance and depth-of-field scales on the Lens are very useful when manually pre-focusing to capture fast-moving subjects. The low closest focusing distance of 28 centimeters allows for impressive close-up shots. With an innovative autofocus design, the Fujinon "XF23mm F1.4 R" also achieves a very fast autofocus speed. In addition, with a weight of just 300 grams and a length of only 63 mm, the XF23mm is one of the lightest and most compact Lenses in its class.
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originally posted on adorama.com
This lens replaced my old 23mm 1.4r that I was using on my XT3. When I bought an XH2 the old lens wasn?t on the ?approved? list to be used with the XH2, but decided to use the old lens on the XH2 to see for myself. When I first tested it out, everything looked pretty good but wasn?t resolving or using the full capabilities of the sensor, in the end it was very acceptable to me. When I swapped out to the new 23mm 1.4 LM, I was amazed on how much sharper it was, focus was certainly faster and I felt the face/eye detection was quick to latch on to an eye and track it very well. I would definitely recommend this lens especially if you?re upgrading to an XT5 or XH2. Cheers!
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I was looking to buy one of these new f1.4 WR lenses for travel. Bought this new 23mm f1.4 WR lens. Image quality is stunning, excellent sharpness and bokeh. Very good close focus distance and good magnification factor. I was debating between this and 18mm f1.4 to use as single travel lens. I did not even try 33mm as single travel lens solution which will be good mostly for portraits and very tight for indoor photos (based on past experience with my 35mm). Tried both 18mm and 23mm, here are my thinking after doing extensive testing (JPEGs straight from camera) with both lenses. Note that this is just my experience from my tests.* 18mm is the first lens I purchased and I was stunned by image quality, particularly sharpness.* Later bought 23mm and did lot of ... MoreI was looking to buy one of these new f1.4 WR lenses for travel. Bought this new 23mm f1.4 WR lens. Image quality is stunning, excellent sharpness and bokeh. Very good close focus distance and good magnification factor. I was debating between this and 18mm f1.4 to use as single travel lens. I did not even try 33mm as single travel lens solution which will be good mostly for portraits and very tight for indoor photos (based on past experience with my 35mm). Tried both 18mm and 23mm, here are my thinking after doing extensive testing (JPEGs straight from camera) with both lenses. Note that this is just my experience from my tests.* 18mm is the first lens I purchased and I was stunned by image quality, particularly sharpness.* Later bought 23mm and did lot of comparison between these 2 lenses. To my surprise the new 23mm is slightly more sharper. The reason I was surprised is, I see in many reviews about 18mm f1.4, distortion is optically corrected better than 23mm. I was hoping 18mm should be sharper than 23mm.* Took pictures from both lens from same distance as well as framed the same picture with same focus point. Both cases, 23mm came out slightly better in sharpness in all my comparisons. Note that you can see the difference only if you blow up the image to 200% in high resolution bigger monitor, do pixel peep and compare side by side.* I like the skin tone that 23mm produce (slightly better) in most portrait pictures.* closeup portraits (head/shoulder level) visibly distorted in 18mm. Do not see this in 23mm. Don't get me wrong, you will be very happy with 18mm if you just do half/full length portraits.* 23mm aperture ring and lens hood are slightly tighter than 18mm. My 16-55mm lens aperture ring is even more tighter than both lenses. I unintentionally changed the aperture ring of 18mm few times.* Only minor issue I see with 23mm is (not sure if this is even an issue), when taking portraits background objects look closer. This could be because of higher magnification in 23mm.* Overall IQ of both lens are pretty close. If you are inclined more towards capturing more of environment/landscape along with/without half/full length portraits go for 18mm. If you are inclined towards more close up portraits along with some environment, go with 23mm.* For slightly extra sharpness and undistorted closeup portraits I decided to keep 23mm WR. If you are not pixel peeper, you will not see any difference in sharpness of both lenses.
originally posted on ebay.com
This lens is a lot better than I expected. Given it is the older model that Fujifilm make I was expecting some issues. But the complaints the youtubers have on this lens are not valid. I love it! It works great on my XH1 and I'm able to craft gorgeous images with it. I'm very happy that I went with this version.
| Angle of View | 63.4° |
| Autofocus | No |
| Dimensions | Approx. 2.83 x 2.48" (72 x 63 mm) |
| Focal Length | 23 mm Comparable 35mm Focal Length: 35 mm |
| Format Compatibility | APS-C |
Fujifilm Fujinon XF 23mm F1.4 R (Fuji)
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This lens replaced my old 23mm 1.4r that I was using on my XT3. When I bought an XH2 the old lens wasn?t on the ?approved? list to be used with the XH2, but decided to use the old lens on the XH2 to see for myself. When I first tested it out, everything looked pretty good but wasn?t resolving or using the full capabilities of the sensor, in the end it was very acceptable to me. When I swapped out to the new 23mm 1.4 LM, I was amazed on how much sharper it was, focus was certainly faster and I felt the face/eye detection was quick to latch on to an eye and track it very well. I would definitely recommend this lens especially if you?re upgrading to an XT5 or XH2. Cheers!
I was looking to buy one of these new f1.4 WR lenses for travel. Bought this new 23mm f1.4 WR lens. Image quality is stunning, excellent sharpness and bokeh. Very good close focus distance and good magnification factor. I was debating between this and 18mm f1.4 to use as single travel lens. I did not even try 33mm as single travel lens solution which will be good mostly for portraits and very tight for indoor photos (based on past experience with my 35mm). Tried both 18mm and 23mm, here are my thinking after doing extensive testing (JPEGs straight from camera) with both lenses. Note that this is just my experience from my tests.* 18mm is the first lens I purchased and I was stunned by image quality, particularly sharpness.* Later bought 23mm and did lot of ... MoreI was looking to buy one of these new f1.4 WR lenses for travel. Bought this new 23mm f1.4 WR lens. Image quality is stunning, excellent sharpness and bokeh. Very good close focus distance and good magnification factor. I was debating between this and 18mm f1.4 to use as single travel lens. I did not even try 33mm as single travel lens solution which will be good mostly for portraits and very tight for indoor photos (based on past experience with my 35mm). Tried both 18mm and 23mm, here are my thinking after doing extensive testing (JPEGs straight from camera) with both lenses. Note that this is just my experience from my tests.* 18mm is the first lens I purchased and I was stunned by image quality, particularly sharpness.* Later bought 23mm and did lot of comparison between these 2 lenses. To my surprise the new 23mm is slightly more sharper. The reason I was surprised is, I see in many reviews about 18mm f1.4, distortion is optically corrected better than 23mm. I was hoping 18mm should be sharper than 23mm.* Took pictures from both lens from same distance as well as framed the same picture with same focus point. Both cases, 23mm came out slightly better in sharpness in all my comparisons. Note that you can see the difference only if you blow up the image to 200% in high resolution bigger monitor, do pixel peep and compare side by side.* I like the skin tone that 23mm produce (slightly better) in most portrait pictures.* closeup portraits (head/shoulder level) visibly distorted in 18mm. Do not see this in 23mm. Don't get me wrong, you will be very happy with 18mm if you just do half/full length portraits.* 23mm aperture ring and lens hood are slightly tighter than 18mm. My 16-55mm lens aperture ring is even more tighter than both lenses. I unintentionally changed the aperture ring of 18mm few times.* Only minor issue I see with 23mm is (not sure if this is even an issue), when taking portraits background objects look closer. This could be because of higher magnification in 23mm.* Overall IQ of both lens are pretty close. If you are inclined more towards capturing more of environment/landscape along with/without half/full length portraits go for 18mm. If you are inclined towards more close up portraits along with some environment, go with 23mm.* For slightly extra sharpness and undistorted closeup portraits I decided to keep 23mm WR. If you are not pixel peeper, you will not see any difference in sharpness of both lenses.
This lens is a lot better than I expected. Given it is the older model that Fujifilm make I was expecting some issues. But the complaints the youtubers have on this lens are not valid. I love it! It works great on my XH1 and I'm able to craft gorgeous images with it. I'm very happy that I went with this version.
If you've got a Fuji X-Series camera with the very respectable XF 18-55 f2.8-4 R OIS kit lens, and you'd like to explore the magic of Prime Lenses with a large aperture, this is the place to start.The value of the 23/1.4 lies in it's focal length, which is a very versatile 35mm Full-Frame equivalent, somewhere in the middle of the focal range of the XF18-55. It does a great job for almost all situations, and it'll happily shoot portraits, streetscapes, interior family shots, landscapes or anything you throw at it really.It may be difficult to justify the expense of Primes at wider/tele focal lengths like the excellent 16/f1.4 or 56/f1.2 unless you use them as professional tools or are a serious hobbyist, because they have a somewhat niche use-case, and if you're ... MoreIf you've got a Fuji X-Series camera with the very respectable XF 18-55 f2.8-4 R OIS kit lens, and you'd like to explore the magic of Prime Lenses with a large aperture, this is the place to start.The value of the 23/1.4 lies in it's focal length, which is a very versatile 35mm Full-Frame equivalent, somewhere in the middle of the focal range of the XF18-55. It does a great job for almost all situations, and it'll happily shoot portraits, streetscapes, interior family shots, landscapes or anything you throw at it really.It may be difficult to justify the expense of Primes at wider/tele focal lengths like the excellent 16/f1.4 or 56/f1.2 unless you use them as professional tools or are a serious hobbyist, because they have a somewhat niche use-case, and if you're just starting to dip into Prime Lens territory, are not as forgiving when it comes to composition, framing, versatility and usage as this 23/f1.4. The lack of OIS is a non-issue, since this lens can gather much more light.The 23/f2 also exists, has weather sealing and is smaller, lighter, cheaper, and arguably faster focusing (since it's not moving so much glass about) - but I find it difficult to justify the expense of a prime if it's not significantly faster than the Kit Zoom, and half a Stop (f2 vs. f2.8) of light gathering ability isn't that much. You'll be much happier buying a combination of any two of the 35/f2, 50/f2, 18/f2 or 16/f2.8 lenses to round out a great Prime Lens set, as they'll see a more limited use compared to the versatile 23mm focal length - depending on your preferences.
Right out of the box started shooting at the circus show in very dark/colored place. Results are amazing! True colors and incredibly sharp. Main idea was to shoot in low light situations and it worked just great. Bu, I was surprised how great this lens was shooting landscapes and portraits! Very Happy with this lens and highly recommend!
I had the 18mm 1.4 WR lens and ended up selling it because I was not a fan of that field of view. I'm very comfortable in the 35mm full-frame equivalent field of view and this lens works very well. I'm happy with the sharpness, I find the auto-focus works well with my Fujifilm X-H2, and I like it for talking head video for my YouTube channel. My only gripe with all of these newer Fujifilm lenses is that they're so much larger than their older counterparts. I honestly wish it were half this size.
This lens is legendary. Sharp and contrasty wide open at f/1.4, improves through f/2-2/8 or so and still great at f/11. This is probably the best my 26mp sensor can look - in good light this lens is stunning and sharp. Great bokeh (very slight, typically unimportant onion ringing, however, when you PEEP).Close focusing - I love lenses that focus close and get good magnification like this one. It is a quasi macro type experience that makes it more flexible. Plus, I don't have to worry I'll put it into a hunting/focusing fit because a subject moved within the MFD.AF is fast and accurate, linear motor is nearly silent. I think I'm getting higher hit rates and good focusing speed relative to other Fuji lenses, even in crappier light. That alone makes this lens a ... MoreThis lens is legendary. Sharp and contrasty wide open at f/1.4, improves through f/2-2/8 or so and still great at f/11. This is probably the best my 26mp sensor can look - in good light this lens is stunning and sharp. Great bokeh (very slight, typically unimportant onion ringing, however, when you PEEP).Close focusing - I love lenses that focus close and get good magnification like this one. It is a quasi macro type experience that makes it more flexible. Plus, I don't have to worry I'll put it into a hunting/focusing fit because a subject moved within the MFD.AF is fast and accurate, linear motor is nearly silent. I think I'm getting higher hit rates and good focusing speed relative to other Fuji lenses, even in crappier light. That alone makes this lens a go-to compared to others I own.Lens is pretty small and light, but feels solid in hand - no issues bumping rings, stores well, well fitting lens hood. Great quality feel overall. Solid clicks from the aperture ring, manual focus ring is well damped (not too slow, or too fast). Aperture ring seems pointless however - it only locks the camera into auto.The only con is the high price - $900 is a lot to swallow for what this is, ultimately. Used at around $700 this lens is a better value. Overall, however, this lens is practically a must-buy, and certainly the best 23mm in the Fuji system at the moment.
This lens is excellent. Of course the optical quality is stellar. Some reviews mention its sterility or lack of character (as compared to earlier versions), but the precision of the optics/lack of optical flaws is refreshing given the potential to impart character with a Fuji body. The construction is unreal, and more solid/decisive than the “fujichron” line. It’s not as big as I expected, especially if paired with an aftermarket metal/square hood. Lovely lens all around.
Got this lens to complement my event photography within close proximity. This lens gives a perspective of being in the scene and at its widest aperture of 1.4 still maintains tack sharpness with amazing contrast and background separation. I cannot find any fault with this lens, it focuses fast, light and really delivers. For the price, it is so worth it. I am glad I didn't buy the knock off Viltrox as this is really top notch glass for the price. I am very picky when it comes to lenses and this one really shines. Once you put this on your camera it's going to be hard putting down your camera. I attached a few food photos which came out amazing and you can get a feel of the bokeh. All shot at f/1.8
When it comes to image quality, I have some fairly high expectations. Prior to dipping my toes into fuji land I had (and still have) the nikon D850, D810 and numerous gold ring nikon glass that was some of the best they ever made for their f mount lineup. Because of this I waa hesitant to jump back to a crop sensor (X-T4) and this lens, but i took the plunge as I wanted a fun every day camera for family and light travel stuff. Needless to say, this lens has blown my expectations out of the water!! It's insanely sharp at all apertures throughout the entire frame and has no CA issues whatsoever. I have never experienced a crop sensor camera and lens combo this disgustingly good. To the point where I've considered selling my nikon gear as it does far more dust ... MoreWhen it comes to image quality, I have some fairly high expectations. Prior to dipping my toes into fuji land I had (and still have) the nikon D850, D810 and numerous gold ring nikon glass that was some of the best they ever made for their f mount lineup. Because of this I waa hesitant to jump back to a crop sensor (X-T4) and this lens, but i took the plunge as I wanted a fun every day camera for family and light travel stuff. Needless to say, this lens has blown my expectations out of the water!! It's insanely sharp at all apertures throughout the entire frame and has no CA issues whatsoever. I have never experienced a crop sensor camera and lens combo this disgustingly good. To the point where I've considered selling my nikon gear as it does far more dust collecting nowadays! Now it's time for me to go post this same review on the fuji 33 1.4 LM lens as that one is equally as incredible! Safe to say that fuji has blown me away with these beautiful works of art! Keep up the great work fuji!!!
| Angle of View | 63.4° |
| Autofocus | No |
| Dimensions | Approx. 2.83 x 2.48" (72 x 63 mm) |
| Focal Length | 23 mm Comparable 35mm Focal Length: 35 mm |
| Format Compatibility | APS-C |
