Fujifilm Fujinon XF 50 mm f/2 R WR
11. Summary
Pros:
- handy but solid and weather-sealed casing,
- brilliant image quality in the frame centre,
- good image quality on the edge of the frame,
- negligible spherical aberration,
- low lateral chromatic aberration,
- sensible coma correction,
- negligible astigmatism,
- sensible performance against bright light,
- silent, sensibly quick and accurate autofocus on the X-T2 body.
Cons:
- some problems with the longitudinal chromatic aberration,
- visible vignetting on RAW files.
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An excellent lens – those words would be enough. Still, to make our summary more eloquent we have to add that for a very decent price you get a lens sensationally sharp in the frame centre, small, lightweight, weather-sealed and produced in Japan. It didn’t avoid some flaws but they aren’t very important and don’t change our assessment in any way. A round of applause, Fuji!
