FUJIFILM LENS XF10-24MM F4 R OIS

Equivalent to 15-36 mm (35mm format) – angle of view: 110° – 61.2°
Minimum working distance of 0.24 m, Focal Length : 10-24 mm
Constant f:4 aperture throughout entire zoom range, OIS (built-in Optical Image Stabilisation)
14 elements in 10 groups (includes 4 aspherical and 4 extra low dispersion elements)
Internal focussing and zoom – lens extension and length remains constant throughout zoom range
Equivalent to 15-36 mm (35mm format) – angle of view: 110° – 61.2°
Minimum working distance of 0.24 m, Focal Length : 10-24 mm
Constant f:4 aperture throughout entire zoom range, OIS (built-in Optical Image Stabilisation)
14 elements in 10 groups (includes 4 aspherical and 4 extra low dispersion elements)
Internal focussing and zoom – lens extension and length remains constant throughout zoom range
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