Fujilove Lens Guide Bonus Books (X mount Primes Part 1-2, Zooms, GFX + NEW 09/2026 post #51)

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Is a re-post of links for Posts #s 14 and 15 possible? Links are presently expired on hosting site - thanks in advance . . .

 

Of course @Nikon4life . Post 14 and 15 refreshed!

 

January lens guide..
GF45-100mmF4 R LM OIS WR
A lens for a body I can't afford, but I can dream.

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February lens guide..
Meike55MMF1.4
As with all our lens guides, this guide will not be technical. It will not talk about the corner sharpness differences of the lens at different apertures. What it will do is look at how the lens feels to use and describe what I see as the ideal uses for it followed by reasons for and against investing in the lens. In this guide, we’ll look at a short telephoto offering from Meike in the form of the 55mmF1.4.
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March lens guide..
VILTROX 25MMF1.7 AIR
As with all our lens guides, this guide will not be technical. It will not talk about the corner sharpness differences of the lens at different apertures. What it will do is look at how the lens feels to use and describe what I see as the ideal uses for it followed by reasons for and against investing in the lens. In this guide, we’ll look at a budget competitor to Fujifilm’s lineup of wide-normal lenses: the Viltrox 25mmF1.7 Air.
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April lens guide..
MEIKE 33MMF1.4
As with all our lens guides, this guide will not be technical. It will not talk about the corner sharpness differences of
the lens at different apertures. What it will do is look at how the lens feels to use and describe what I see as the ideal
uses for it followed by reasons for and against investing in the lens. This guide is all about what I consider to be the
closest competitor to Fujifilm’s excellent XF33mmF1.4 R LM WR: the Meike 33mmF1.4.

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May lens guide...
Viltrox 35mmF1.7
A lens that punches well above its price tag.
Dylan Goldby shares why this unassuming little prime has earned a spot in his bag: light, sharp, fast enough at f/1.7, and incredibly versatile. Whether you're shooting street, portraits, or low light, this lens holds its own.

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June lens guide...
GF63mmF2.8

The GF63mmF2.8 was released alongside the GFX 50S on day one and is potentially among the least exciting lenses available for the system. It doesn’t have any stand-out features like a super-fast aperture, a unique focal length or a silent and swift linear motor. What it does bring to the table, though, is a dependable, jack-of-all-trades offering for the GFX system. It is the ‘normal’ lens on the system and you can consider it as essentially a scaled-up XF35mmF1.4.

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can you reup please?

 

can you reup please? thank you

 

@Dde , I refreshed both links. Enjoy!

 

thank you!

 

Refresh posts 1 and 2 pls

 

@Sam Wong , both refreshed. Enjoy!

 

Thanks!!!

 

July lens guide..
XF100-400MMF4.5-5.6
Dylan Goldby takes a practical look at the XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6—Fujifilm's heavyweight telephoto zoom.This isn't a chart-packed review. It's a real-world reflection on what this lens feels like to use, where it truly shines, and when it might just stay home:

• Why this lens is a joy for serious wildlife and cityscape work
• How it stacks up against the XF70-300mm and XF150-600mm
• What makes it worth the weight, and when it's not.

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August Lens Guide... ASTRHORI 27MMF2.8
AstrHori 27mm F2.8 Is a budget-friendly alternative to Fujifilm's own 27mm lenses. It's not about pixel-peeping or corner sharpness charts — this guide is all about how the lens feels to use, what it's best for, and the real pros and cons you'll want to know before deciding. From street and travel photography to environmental portraits and honest, undistorted storytelling, you might be surprised at what this little lens can do — especially for a fraction of the price.

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2025 September Lens Guide Viltrox 15mmF1.7 Air
Dylan Goldby takes a close look at the Viltrox 15mmF1.7 Air, the newest and widest addition to Viltrox's lightweight Air series. Compact, fast, and budget-friendly, this lens is designed as an accessible alternative to Fujifilm's XF16mmF2.8 — offering an f/1.7 aperture for low-light shooting and creative depth of field in a truly portable package.

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2025 October Lens Guide Tamron 11-20MMF2.8 DI III-A RXD
Much like the XF10-24mmF4, this lens is very much at the ultra-wide-angle end of the focal length scale. Also, much like that lens, the Tamron incorporates a weather-resistant design and a stepping motor for rapid and accurate autofocus. Just like the XF lens, the Tamron is also an excellent choice for any type of photography where you need a wide field of view or significant perspective distortion.


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