Fujifilm GF 500mm f5.6 R LM OIS WR Lens
The GF500mm F5.6 R LM OIS WR is a super telephoto prime lens that can capture images up to 500mm (equivalent to 396mm in 35mm format), making it the longest in the lineup of GF lenses. When combined with the Fujinon Teleconverter GF1.4X TC WR (sold separately), which expands the lens' focal length, it achieves a maximum focal length of 700mm (equivalent to 554mm in 35mm format). Despite being a super telephoto lens, it weighs approximately 1,375g and offers high mobility.
Go handheld from afar, react instantly to subjects and enjoy beautiful resolving power to match the latest 102-megaipxel GFX sensors. Best of all, the GF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR is ruggedly weather-resistant and exceptionally compact for its class at just 1375g and 24.7cm in length.
Key Features:
- The longest telephoto prime lens in the GF lens lineup
- Luxurious lens construction of 14 groups and 21 elements, including two Super ED lenses and five ED lenses
- Lightweight design, only 1,375g
- Durable design, weather resistant and -10°C low-temperature resistant
- Powerful 6.0-stop image stabilisation
- Fast and accurate autofocus
Travel Companion
The GF500mm F5.6 R LM OIS WR is built with the needs of outdoor image makers in mind. Ideal for wildlife and sports, the lens is just 1375g and less than 25cm in length – exceptionally portable for a super-telephoto.
Rapid Reactions
Thanks to a linear motor-driven autofocus system, challenging, fast-moving subjects can be held in pin-sharp focus with ease. The wildlife and sports genres demand kit that keeps up – and the GF500mm F5.6 R LM OIS WR does just that.
Keeping Steady
Seamless handheld use is assured thanks to the GF500mm F5.6 R LM OIS WR’s 6.0-stop Optical Image Stabilisation. Even at extensive distances and slow shutter speeds, shake is effectively reduced for picture-perfect frames.
Beautifully Detailed
The GF500mm F5.6 R LM OIS WR doesn’t sacrifice performance for practical function. It’s built to resolve right alongside the astounding quality of GFX System’s 102-megapixel sensors, with five ED and two Super ED elements.
