Fujinon XC 50-230 mm F4.5-6.7 OIS

Fujinon Zoom Long Lens Optical Image Stabilization For Fujifilm X-Mount Case Focal length 50-230 mm Max Aperture: f4.5-6.7

The XC50-230mm lens covers an equivalent focal length of 76-350mm in 35mm terms. Consistently outstanding optical performance all the way through 3.5 Stop Optical Image Stabilization Fujifilm XC50-230mm f4.5-f6.7 OIS mkII (Black), Lens Cloth, Lens Hood

Fujinon Zoom Long Lens Optical Image Stabilization For Fujifilm X-Mount Case Focal length 50-230 mm Max Aperture: f4.5-6.7

The XC50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS II employs 13 all-glass elements in 10 groups, including 1 aspherical lens element and 1 ED lens element. The lens demonstrates advanced optical performance across its focal range, producing clear images even when your subject is a long distance away. Its lightweight focusing lens and high-precision motor achieve quick and silent autofocusing. The optical image stabilisation function (approximately 3.5-stops) reduces camera shake in still images and videos taken hand-held. Superb optical performance is ensured via the Optical Image Stabilisation system. With a high-speed autofocus and precision stepping motor, you are guaranteed to capture your subject at a distance. Model XC50-230mmF4.5-6.7 OIS MKII. Compatibility:X-Mount lens mount. Compatible with X Series cameras. Aperture range of f/4.5 to f/22. Manual and auto focus. Image stabilisation system. Silent wave motor. 58mm filter. Telephoto zoom lens. Includes lens cap, hood . Weight of 375g. Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee. EAN: 4547410301496.

The wide zoom range of the FUJINON XC50-230mmF4.5-6.7 OIS, starts at 76mm and goes to 350mm with consistently outstanding optical performance all the way through Superb optical performance is ensured via optical image stabilization effectively minimizing blur when shooting at longer focal lengths or in low light A reduced weight focusing lens combined with a high-precision stepping motor guarantees high-speed autofocusing and suppresses any noise from the zoom mechanism.