Fuji launches XF50mmF1.0 R WR, a mid-range portrait lens with an aperture of f1.0, claiming to be able to focus at -7EV

Although smartphones can now simulate the real optical large-aperture bokeh effect through algorithms, players who are interested in Dong’s photography skills still find it difficult to present the texture of a real optical lens. In today’s literary and youth camera industry Fujifilm, the No. 1 company, has announced a new mid-range fixed-focus lens, the XF50mmF1.0 R WR, which not only emphasizes its lightness, but also has the ability to focus at low illumination of -7EV. ?XF50mmF1.0 R WR? has a suggested selling price of 200,000 yen and is expected to be launched in Japan at the end of September.

The XF50mmF1.0 R WR is a planned change from the XF33mmF1.0 R WR released in 2018. Due to concerns about lens size and other factors, it was finally changed to a 50mm focal length. It is an APS-C format It is a special lens with a 35mm format equivalent focal length of about 76mm. Due to the large open aperture, it brings in a higher amount of light. When paired with X-Pro3 and X-T4, it can achieve -7EV focusing.

▲The optical structure has 1 aspherical lens and 2 ED lenses.

The optical structure includes 12 elements in 9 groups, including two ED lenses and one aspherical lens. It is said to be soft and beautiful. The large aperture has bokeh and high image quality after stopping down; the focus drive of the lens is through a DC motor, because the DC motor has better torque than the ultrasonic motor and is suitable for driving such a heavier lens.

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