The Fuji Lens That Aged Like a Fine Wine

I've been a Fujifilm X series shooter since the system started. And since then, I've bought at least one product per year within the camera system. The company has released so many great lenses over the years, even recently when they started to become uninspiring.

But I never thought that the Fujifilm 16mm f1. 4 R WR would become the sleeper hit. I, like you, probably thought it was the company's excellent 18mm f2 or the 35mm f1. 4. And those are still incredible lenses. But here's why the Fuji 16mm f1. 4 R WR aged like a fine wine.

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2023-4-26 07:00

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