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Fujifilm XF55-200mmF3.5-4.8 R LM OIS

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Brand Fujifilm
Focal Length Description 55-200 mm
Lens Type Telephoto
Compatible Mountings Fujifilm X
Camera Lens Description 200 month

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  • 55 200mm focal length, Minimum focus distance 1.10m/43.41 inch
  • 83 300mm equivalent focal length on APS C cameras
  • F3.5 4.8 maximum aperture; F22 minimum, Stepper type AF motor
  • Image stabilization (4.5 stops claimed), 62mm filters.Batteries is not Included since batteries are not required
  • Fujifilm X mount for X series interchangeable lens cameras
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Built with optical design that offers a large maximum aperture, and a linear motor that delivers high-speed AF performance, while featuring the image stabilization function that allows the use of shutter speeds 4.5 stops slower.

This is a lens you can trust even in toughest of the shooting conditions.

Using high-performance glass lens elements throughout.

Containing two ED lens elements, including one Super ED lens element that boasts performance equivalent to that of fluorite lens, to control chromatic aberration, which typically occurs in long focal lengths.

Sharp and crisp image description across its entire zoom range.

Specifications

Type: XF55-200mmF3.5-4.8 R LM OIS

Lens configuration: 14 elements in 10 groups (includes 1 aspherical and 2 extra low dispersion elements)

Focal length: f=55 - 200mm

35mm format equivalent: 84-305mm

Angle of view: 29.0° - 8.1°

Max. aperture: F3.5 - F4.8

Min. aperture: F22

Aperture control

Number of blades: 7(rounded diaphragm opening)

Stop size: 1/3EV (17 stops)

Focus range

Normal: 1.1m - ∞ (whole zoom position)

Macro: 1.1m - 3m (whole zoom position)

Max. magnification: 0.18x (Telephoto)

External dimensions : Diameter x Length* (approx.)

* distance from camera lens mount flange

ø75.0mm x 118mm(Wide)/177mm(Telephoto)

Weight* (approx.): 580g *excluding caps and hoods

Filter size: ø62mm

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    The all new FUJINON XF55-200mm lens gives users a fast F3.5-4.8 lens that produces sharp images across its entire zoom range, from edge-to-edge. Its image stabilization function enables the use of shutter speeds up to 4.5 stops slower, preventing camera shake even when shooting hand-held in low-light situations, or when shooting at a stopped down aperture. The XF55-200mm lens includes two linear motors for high-speed AF of 0.28 seconds 2 to quickly focus on your subject. Together with its high quality metal design, the XF55-200mm lens delivers an easy-to-transport lens with a large maximum aperture for outstanding mobility and performance. The FUJINON XF55-200mm (83-300mm*1) F3.5-F4.8 R LM OIS lens features:, An advanced optical design to cover the mid-telephoto (83mm) to telephoto (300mm), Image stabilization for shutter speeds up to 4.5 stops slower, Two linear motors for high-speed AF and quiet operation, Two ED lens elements and one Super ED lens element for increased performance and effective control against chromatic aberrations, FUJINON's proprietary HT-EBC coating on the entire lens surface to effectively prevent reflections, and control flare and ghosting, Minimum focal distance of 1.1m across the entire zoom range to enable telephoto close-ups , A 1/3EV step aperture ring for users to easily adjust the aperture while holding the camera up to their eye, High quality, metal construction focus ring and aperture ring. Note: This lens has a switch on the side of lens to activate image stabilization.

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    4.6 out of 5 stars
    4.6 out of 5
    469 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality, sharpness, and image quality of the lens. For example, they mention it's well made, produces outstanding sports photos, and takes excellent portraits. Customers are also impresseded with the contrast, and value. However, some customers have mixed opinions on zoom and weight.

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    108 customers mention104 positive4 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the quality of the lens. They mention that it is well-made, excellent, and sharp. They are also impressed with the OIS and the lens feels super solid. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...The lens feel super solid! I just love the feel. Hard to describe. The zoom ring is tight, I like it that way...." Read more

    "...Let me start out by saying this is a superb piece of glass and if this is a focal length you want or need, then Fuji blows the competition away in..." Read more

    "...lenses are not fair because this lens is so much better built with actual metal pieces and the telescoping likely helps keep the glass element count..." Read more

    "...The lens itself is of quite sound construction with a metal body, aperture ring & toggles...." Read more

    64 customers mention64 positive0 negative

    Customers are happy with the sharpness of the lens. They mention that it has perfect sharpness, and the results are plenty sharp. They also say that the image quality and sharpness are outstanding. Customers are able to get clear, sharp images hand held at 200mm and 1/40. They are also impresseded with the vivid quality of sport shooting, and mention that the lens is very happy with clearness, focus, and sharp subjects.

    "...The OIS works amazing, couple that with the perfect sharpness -- even at ISO 2500, And I am completely blown away!..." Read more

    "...for when size is a consideration; it works very well and is fast and very sharp. The stock 18-55mm zoom is also very good...." Read more

    "...Metal mount vs plastic...It is sharp throughout the aperture range from center to edge with corners looking a little muddy wide open,..." Read more

    "...the way the photos from this lens look that makes it stand out: simultaneously sharp and smooth (I know that sounds contradictory), some of the..." Read more

    55 customers mention50 positive5 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the image quality of the lens. They mention that it produces stunning sport photos, and tack sharp photos at all focal lengths. It also takes excellent portraits with creamy bokeh. The lens has beautiful rendering of colors, especially skin tones, and has very good contrast. Overall, most are happy with the performance of this lens.

    "...But, regardless, it is a beautiful piece of glass.I do wish it were water resistant but I can live without it...." Read more

    "...auto stabilization, and produces very sharp, crisp images, with very good color...." Read more

    "...Bokeh: smooth and beautiful...." Read more

    "...Works great for portraits with excellent colors and bokeh assuming you stay away from twiggy areas...." Read more

    46 customers mention34 positive12 negative

    Customers like the speed of the lens. They say it has a fairly good focus speed, with fast AF. The lens is responsive and responsive to changes in shutter speed. The image stabilization kicks in quickly enough, and it operates smoothly. Overall, customers are satisfied with the speed and performance of the product.

    "...work, and for when size is a consideration; it works very well and is fast and very sharp. The stock 18-55mm zoom is also very good...." Read more

    "...AF on an XT1 is fast and accurate enough for most general shooting in decent lighting...." Read more

    "...from this lens look that makes it stand out: simultaneously sharp and smooth (I know that sounds contradictory), some of the photos that I receive..." Read more

    "...It is well made, operates smoothly and takes clear sharp photos. It being all metal construction ( as all XF lenses are) it's a little heavy...." Read more

    25 customers mention25 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the contrast of the lens. They mention that the color and contrast are very good for a lens of this focal length, and the micro contrast is quite convincing. The lens is optically well done, producing very sharp, crisp images with very good color. Customers also say that the lens is excellent and produces astounding images at almost all focal lengths.

    "...quickly, has excellent auto stabilization, and produces very sharp, crisp images, with very good color...." Read more

    "...This is optically very similar—I will do a few direct tests (haven't yet). Seems to be strongest at the shorter end of the zoom range...." Read more

    "...I should mention the color and contrast is very good for a lens of this focal length...." Read more

    "...shots or food, but honestly I would rather have sharp glass and great skin tones...." Read more

    22 customers mention22 positive0 negative

    Customers appreciate the value of the lens. They say it's well worth the money, the best value zoom lens, and a great buy. Customers also mention that it has excellent performance and picture quality for the price.

    "...The price here on Amazon was solid; I couldn't be happier that I selected this instead of the 50-140 beast." Read more

    "...It's a good bargain, as are the other lenses in the line so far...." Read more

    "...lens is a bit soft at 200mm.. other than that this lens is a great value for the money." Read more

    "...Definitely a bit larger and heavier than your basic SLR zoom but well worth it...." Read more

    34 customers mention18 positive16 negative

    Customers are mixed about the zoom. Some mention it's an excellent zoom lens, sharp, and smooth, while others say that it fails to acquire focus at times, has a minimum focus range of 1.1 meters, and has the issue of zoom creep.

    "...The zoom is smooth and glides with just the right amount of tension...." Read more

    "...Yes, it does fail to acquire focus at times, but hey, so DID THE 56 1.2 that wound up returning to Amazon. That sucked big time...." Read more

    "...The zoom itself is almost, but not quite, too stiff. I noticed no creep whatsoever...." Read more

    "...The only drawback the lens has is a minimum focus range of 1.1 meters." Read more

    28 customers mention17 positive11 negative

    Customers are mixed about the weight of the lens. Some mention that it's not too heavy, and easy to carry. They say it'll fit nicely in their bag, and is surprisingly compact. However, some customers find the lens/camera combination fairly heavy and bulky.

    "...Light weight: CHECK. Mission Accomplished Fuji!I received this lens today...." Read more

    "...gripe is the zoom telescopes out pretty far and it is large and heavy for the xt1. I would get the battery grip or the lens will feel a bit unwieldy...." Read more

    "...From my perspective, it is the big brother to the 18-55mm. It is not heavy, focuses quickly, has excellent auto stabilization, and produces very..." Read more

    "...My X-E3 performed very well with this lens.It's lighter than it looks....the rubbery zoom ring feels great in the hand....AF focus works great..." Read more

    Fuji does it again for me!  I love this lens even after only a full day of indoor use!!!
    5 Stars
    Fuji does it again for me! I love this lens even after only a full day of indoor use!!!
    Updated: 5/3/2015 Well, ,so far so darn good! I've used this lens pretty regularly and it has not disappointed. Yes, it does fail to acquire focus at times, but hey, so DID THE 56 1.2 that wound up returning to Amazon. That sucked big time. I've also added a few of the images taken over the holidays; some handheld, some tripod, but you can see the quality, Oh, and three of these are for sale on two different stock sites... If that tells you something. I'm very happy with the lens and feel I made an excellent choice in my decision to select this 55-200 over the 50-140 just for weight alone. The whole purpose of the Fuji system for me was excellent image quality: CHECK. The ability to print to 24 x 18" without photoshop tricks such as image resizing: CHECK. Light weight: CHECK. Mission Accomplished Fuji!I received this lens today. It was a difficult choice deciding between this, and the new 50-140 F2.8. This lens won out by a long shot mostly because I didn't want to be burdened with the weight and size of the 50-140 even though all the reviews are so very positive.Since I already have the 18-55, 35 1.4, and the Zeiss 12mm I went with the 55-200 as my choice for telephoto. I opened the box, slapped it on my X-T1, and my first image was a 1/7th at 172mm shot inside the house; All I can say is WOW! The OIS works amazing, couple that with the perfect sharpness -- even at ISO 2500, And I am completely blown away! Now, I can safely sell my Nikon 70-200 F2.8 (in itself an incredible lens). I'm slowly trying to move away from my Nikon gear and this is just another stepping stone on my journey there.The lens feel super solid! I just love the feel. Hard to describe. The zoom ring is tight, I like it that way. The balance on the X-T1 is also great. On a side note, I have a metal grip for my right hand on the X-T1. But, regardless, it is a beautiful piece of glass.I do wish it were water resistant but I can live without it. I will say I've taken my 18-55 out in freezing rain, and snow, with no adverse effects so I'm not too worried. The price here on Amazon was solid; I couldn't be happier that I selected this instead of the 50-140 beast.
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    Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2014
    Updated: 5/3/2015 Well, ,so far so darn good! I've used this lens pretty regularly and it has not disappointed. Yes, it does fail to acquire focus at times, but hey, so DID THE 56 1.2 that wound up returning to Amazon. That sucked big time. I've also added a few of the images taken over the holidays; some handheld, some tripod, but you can see the quality, Oh, and three of these are for sale on two different stock sites... If that tells you something. I'm very happy with the lens and feel I made an excellent choice in my decision to select this 55-200 over the 50-140 just for weight alone. The whole purpose of the Fuji system for me was excellent image quality: CHECK. The ability to print to 24 x 18" without photoshop tricks such as image resizing: CHECK. Light weight: CHECK. Mission Accomplished Fuji!

    I received this lens today. It was a difficult choice deciding between this, and the new 50-140 F2.8. This lens won out by a long shot mostly because I didn't want to be burdened with the weight and size of the 50-140 even though all the reviews are so very positive.
    Since I already have the 18-55, 35 1.4, and the Zeiss 12mm I went with the 55-200 as my choice for telephoto. I opened the box, slapped it on my X-T1, and my first image was a 1/7th at 172mm shot inside the house; All I can say is WOW! The OIS works amazing, couple that with the perfect sharpness -- even at ISO 2500, And I am completely blown away! Now, I can safely sell my Nikon 70-200 F2.8 (in itself an incredible lens). I'm slowly trying to move away from my Nikon gear and this is just another stepping stone on my journey there.
    The lens feel super solid! I just love the feel. Hard to describe. The zoom ring is tight, I like it that way. The balance on the X-T1 is also great. On a side note, I have a metal grip for my right hand on the X-T1. But, regardless, it is a beautiful piece of glass.
    I do wish it were water resistant but I can live without it. I will say I've taken my 18-55 out in freezing rain, and snow, with no adverse effects so I'm not too worried. The price here on Amazon was solid; I couldn't be happier that I selected this instead of the 50-140 beast.
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    Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2013
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent optics, fast response, good color
    Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2013
    I bought this lens a couple of months for a two week photography trip to Mongolia. I have a Fuji X-E1 (a most excellent camera!), with the stock 18-55mm zoom, this 55-200mm zoom, and the 35mm F1.4 lens. I bought the latter for low light work, and for when size is a consideration; it works very well and is fast and very sharp. The stock 18-55mm zoom is also very good. Any complaints about "how slow the X series cameras are to focus" should be referred to the Fujifilm.com support section (upgrade your firmware!!).

    Now to this lens. It is great. No complaints. From my perspective, it is the big brother to the 18-55mm. It is not heavy, focuses quickly, has excellent auto stabilization, and produces very sharp, crisp images, with very good color. This lens outperformed 300mm Canon and Nikon lens on full-frame cameras in terms of speed and image quality, hands down. At least two people with high-end Nikon full-frame cameras were going to buy Fuji X-E1s when they returned home.

    I did not have a problem with this lens' focal range. I generally take pictures of people and things (often animals) within 40 meters, or over 100 meters away. The 18-55mm is good for the former, and this 55-200mm is excellent for the latter. I generally went to this lens when I couldn't get "close enough" by combining the 18-55mm with my "foot zoom." For example, I have some excellent pictures of an Ibex (mountain antelope) from 400 meters. I can see where having a 25-90mm lens would be handy. However, there isn't one available, and I will likely not buy one when they come out; changing the lens is not a problem. A full lens swap takes under a minute, and that includes swapping the back lens caps and putting on/removing the lens shades.

    The only drawback the lens has is a minimum focus range of 1.1 meters.
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    Leonardo
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente
    Reviewed in Brazil on August 8, 2020
    Abel León
    4.0 out of 5 stars Gran Objetivo pero no tan rápido
    Reviewed in Mexico on December 12, 2018
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    4.0 out of 5 stars Gran Objetivo pero no tan rápido
    Reviewed in Mexico on December 12, 2018
    Este objetivo es un zoom polivalente, que va desde los 82mm hasta los 300mm en medida fullframe. Se comporta bien, pero al ser apertura f3.5-4.8, queda un poco corto para ambientes con escasa luz, aunque se puede bajar la velocidad poniendo en marcha el estabilizador del lente. Le falta algo de nitidez comparado con otros objetivos de fuji, pero por el precio que tiene, la relación calidad precio es excelente. Si requieren mayor nitidez y rapidez, esta el 50-140 2.8, pero el precio se va a la nubes.
    El envío por parte de amazon, perfecto y el objetivo llego completamente nuevo en caja sellada.
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    Alessandro
    5.0 out of 5 stars un compromesso eccezionale
    Reviewed in Italy on November 21, 2018
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    5.0 out of 5 stars un compromesso eccezionale
    Reviewed in Italy on November 21, 2018
    Dopo essere passato a Fuji ero alla ricerca di un buon tele principalmente per paesaggi. Inizialmente mi ero mosso verso il 90 mm f2 (sono innamorati dei fissi), l'ho provato ed è davvero impressionante. Ero sul punto di fare la follia ma ripensandoci mi sono reso conto che stavo per acquistare di una focale un pò "strana", da avere se si dispone di un parco ottiche ampio. Dopo averlo provato credo che il 90 sia perfetto per ritratti a distanza moderata (matrimonio).
    Ho iniziato a considerare il 55-200 dopo aver visto un video su YouTube di un X-fotografer Portoghese paesaggista. Mostrando il contenuto della sua borsa sottolineava che l'obiettivo in questione fosse un ottimo compromesso tra qualità e portabilità (quest'ultima dote indispensabile per i suoi viaggi e le sue escursioni). Sapevo che l'obiettivo non è considerato "professionale" e la sua scelta mi ha davvero incuriosito. Ho approfondito sui vari forum e il mio interesse è salito.
    L'alternativa che ci propone FUJI è il 50-140 f2.8 OIS WR obiettivo tropicalizzato e dalle qualità ottiche straordinarie ma con dimensioni e peso ragguardevoli, senza considerare che costa quasi il doppio.
    Per farmi un'idea sono andato a provarli entrambi.
    Il 50-140 (75-210 equivalenti) è solido, realizzato alla perfezione, messa a fuoco fulminea, performante, una vera lama. Pesa e cuba quasi come un 70-200 f2.8 Canon. Siamo di fronte ad un obiettivo professionale che vuole competere in tutto e per tutto con il modello Canon... e a mio parere ci riesce benissimo.
    Il 55-200 (82,5-300 equivalenti) è compatto ma ottimamente realizzato. Quando lo si prende in mano non si ha la sensazione che sia una seconda scelta, se notate l'escursione focale è ampia ma la perdita di luminosità è comunque moderata (meno di uno stop tra focale minima e massima). L'autofocus è ottimo in condizioni di buona luminosità, un pò meno in condizioni di scarsa luce, la qualità fotografica è ottima su quasi tutta l'escursione focale e lo stabilizzatore è davvero sorprendente.
    Il negoziante mi ha confermato la bontà di quest'ultimo sottolineando che molti passano dal 50-140 al 55-200 e non il contrario (confermo infatti che è piuttosto difficile trovarlo usato). Il motivo principale è il rapporto qualità/prezzo davvero eccezionale e non per ultimo la portabilità.

    Dopo averlo acquistato l'ho testato prima con ritratti in condizioni di scarsa luminosità e successivamente con lunghe esposizioni.
    La resa ottica è eccellente da 55mm fino a quasi 150 mm, si ha una leggerissima perdita di qualità a 200 mm. Sotto questo aspetto devo dire che l'obiettivo mi ha davvero sorpreso in positivo. Posso non far altro che confermare la bontà dello stabilizzatore: sono riuscito a scattare a 200 mm con tempo 1/80 ottenendo risultati eccellenti.

    Dopo quasi un mese sono più che soddisfatto e al momento credo che difficilmente me ne separerei.

    Di seguito un riepilogo di pregi e difetti.

    PREGI
    - Compatto
    - Leggero
    - Economico
    - ampio range focale
    - Stabilizzatore da top di gamma
    - luminosità discreta
    - perdita di luminosità accettabile
    - Resa eccellente da 55 a 150, buona da 150 a 200.

    DIFETTI
    - ingombrante a focale massima
    - paraluce un pò duro fa innestare
    - mezzo stop in meno non avrebbe guastato soprattutto pensando al 18-55 kit che è 2.8-4
    - autofocus non eccezionale
    - non tropicalizzato
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    Arpita Bhawal
    5.0 out of 5 stars Very good quality lens!
    Reviewed in India on November 9, 2018
    20 people found this helpful
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    Adrian fernandez
    5.0 out of 5 stars Una joyita
    Reviewed in Spain on September 22, 2017
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