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Unless you're a pro wildlife photographer making their living from relying on dependable equipment like this, we'd recommend the much lighter and cheaper XF 70-300mm for most users. It'll cost you a lot more than the 70-300mm, though, both in terms of price and weight - in fact, you can basically double both of those values for the 70-300mm to calculate them for the 100-400mm. The XF 100-400mm is the Daddy of the Fuji telephoto zoom line-up - this is the one to go for if you want the best image quality, best build quality, best auto-focusing, biggest zoom range, teleconverter and tripod compatibility, and the most features. Read our Fujifilm 55-200mm Review Fujifilm XF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR "As the first telephoto zoom for the fledgling XF system, the new Fujifilm XF 55-200mm F3.5-4.8 R LM OIS is a solid rather than spectacular performer, offering an appealing combination of good image quality, excellent construction and handling, and fair value for money."
It's main rival is the new XF 70-300mm, which is only a little heavier and bigger than the 55-200mm despite offering a longer maximum zoom, weather-sealing and better image quality.Īs the 70-300mm only costs a couple of hundred extra dollars/pounds, we'd definitely recommend choosing that one over the 55-200mm, unless you can find a second-hand bargain as owners sell-up to switch to the 70-300mm. One key consideration is that this is the only lens that doesn't work with Fuji's 1.4x and 2x teleconverters, so you can't extend the focal range like you can with the others. The XF 55-200mm is the smallest and cheapest telephoto zoom lens for Fuji cameras, but it's also optically the worst (although by no means terrible), and the AF speed is slower than the other three lenses. This is the oldest lens in the list, making its debut way back in 2013, and the first Fuji telephoto zoom is starting to show its age when compared to the other contenders. Read our Fujifilm 70-300mm Review Fujifilm XF 55-200mm F3.5-4.8 R LM OIS "Overall, the new Fuji 70-300mm more than fits the bill as a lightweight, compact super-telephoto zoom lens that delivers excellent images at almost every setting, all at a price that won't break the bank."
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Otherwise the 70-300mm certainly hits the sweet-spot behind between the cheaper, more casual 55-200mm and the more expensive, professional 100-400mm. The only things that we don't like are the lack of tripod-mount compatibility and the merely good rather than excellent build quality. The fact that you can pair it with the 1.4x and 2x teleconverters is the icing on an already rich proverbial cake - fitting the 2x tc extends the reach to a whopping 914mm in 35mm full-frame terms, albeit with a slow maximum aperture of f/11. Optically sharp at almost every aperture and focal length, yet compact and light enough to carry around all day, in all conditions thanks to being fully weather-proof, there really isn't too much to complain about. This is the newest member of the XF lens range - so new that it's only just gone on sale - but as we discovered in our in-depth review, it's the best all round telephoto zoom lens for Fuji X cameras. We've also included the shorter 50-140mm because it's the only constant aperture zoom for Fuji cameras, and because you can also fit a 1.4x or 2x teleconverter to extend its range and make it more comparable to the others. There are now four excellent telephoto zoom lenses to choose from for Fuji X-series camera owners, ranging from the 55-200mm up to the 100-400mm, with the 70-300mm positioned between them in terms of size and price. Which is the best Fujifilm telephoto zoom lens? That's just become a much more difficult question to answer with the recent introduction of the XF 70-300mm.
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