Fujinon XF27mmF2.8 R WR

Excelent condition. im amazed about the lens sharpness! i has been doing some street shooting and i feel it perfect for it as it gives you the "wideness" enough for give context around the subject being photographed without being an ultra-wide (and without the distortion that involves).I like the pancake format as it do not attract a lot of attention vs a lens that is more than 1 hand long; which makes a difference at the final total weight (body+lens), as you can being holding the camera for more time without getting the wrist tired; at my previous tour i has been shooting with the XF23mm 1.4R and and difference is HUGE for holding it for more than 3 hours.it has a nice speed, vs the XF23 it is a tiny more loudy, but for real you will not even hear it at cities.

Beautiful lense, smart purchase, takes great photos; perfect for street photography. Very easy to carry around.

super small and lightweight lens. Unbelieveably sharp images from corner to corner. All appertures look great. Photos consistently come out amazing with this lens. The focal length is very versatile. It's really perfect lens.

Amazingly good image quality with large apertures and incredibly unobtrusive: this lens is very small. I use it on an X-T5, and there is no problem with the lens working well with the 40-megapixel sensor. Weather sealing is a plus, and the lack of stabilization is a non-issue if you have a stabilized camera. The one complaint many people have is that the autofocus is a bit noisy, but that is only a drawback if you use the lens for videos when the autofocus motor can clearly be heard unless you are using an external microphone. For taking photos, this is obviously not an issue. I waited a long time for this lens, and now that I have it, it has met or exceeded all my expectations. I would definitely recommend this lens.

I shoot with a Fujifilm XT5 and in this focal length range had the 23mm f/2, which I ended up selling when I got this lens. Yes it's slower but its size absolutely makes up for that since it transforms a body like the XT5 into a really small package-- Really the difference between grabbing it on the way out the door for a possible shooting opportunity or leaving it home. Reviews about the noisy autofocus are correct, and it will give a little sound when the camera is turned on and of course when it's autofocusing, especially in low light. I usually put a B&W clear filter on my lenses but if you're buying this I wouldn't jump to thinking you'll need a protective filter right off the bat. The outer element is small and with the small included lens hood it seems pretty protected. I'm just shooting with the lens hood in place. Recommended.

I have many Fujifilm lenses, including both the f/1.4 and f/2.0 versions of the 23mm and 35mm lenses, giving a full frame equivalent of 35mm and 50mm. Often, I'll go out with only one lens, and will mentally debate with myself on which to take. I can be productive with either, but I can over-annalize on which would be best. The 27mm is right in that middle ground sweet spot and if you are out in good light, it can do the job of either of the other two with a bit of up and back movement.The lens is petite, almost toy-like compared to my f/1.4 lenses but only in terms of size. The optics and functionality are up to Fujifilm standards. The addition of the aperture ring is what let me pull the trigger on this lens. I could not function without the ability to look down and set my f-stop for the scene before lifting the camera to compose, so the first generation was a non-starter for me. Additionally, they added a tiny lens hood for some physical protection as well as keeping stray light off the front element, but only for shallow angles. They include two caps, one spring loaded squeeze type for the lens alone, and a slip on type for going over the hood.One downside thing... the AF motor is the same first generation type from the original 27mm. It works fine on my X-T3, X-pro2 and X-E3, but there is audible sound. I never shoot video, ever, so I am not going to drop a star off the rating for this. If video is a big deal for you, this lens might not be the best choice.I am including a photo to show the size advantage on an X-pro2 next to a smaller X-E2s with a conventional lens. The size and performance will make this lens a key player for outdoor street and travel photography. I'm glad I bought it.Added edit March 29th: I have now taken this lens out on several real world excursions and have shot well over 1000 images. This use reinforces my initial testing results... this is a terrific lens! On my X-Pro2, this lens is like an extension of my eye. I just find myself in the right spot before lifting the camera. The results (sharpness, contrast, color, etc...) make me smile when I return and look at the images on a big screen. Absolutely no regrets on this purchase.