The GF19-35mm T3.5 PZ OIS WR Lens from FUJIFILM melds a cine-style form with several functions handy for single-operator capture, such as optical image stabilization, autofocus, auto iris, and servo and manual zoom. Designed for large-format sensors, this ultrawide FUJIFILM G-mount lens provides a 35mm-equivalent focal length of 15-28mm.
This lightweight zoom lens incorporates cine-style features, such as 0.8 MOD gearing, for compatibility with lens control systems, as well as selectable run-and-gun functions like autofocus, auto iris, and servo and manual zoom control. The focus, iris, and zoom motors are built in, maintaining a sleek form.
The built-in, high-speed lens motors respond quickly to the gear rings, enabling precise positioning in autofocus and power-zoom modes.
- This ultrawide zoom supports expansive compositions, like establishing shots, without requiring a lens change.
- It preserves a natural perspective across the frame, keeping lines straight and spatial relationships intact for true-to-life wide compositions.
- The GF19-35mm maintains a constant T3.5 maximum aperture across its entire zoom range and has virtually undetectable breathing.
- Individual switches let you select manual or automatic focus, iris, and zoom functions.
This GF19-35mm lens incorporates four ED (extra-low dispersion) and three aspherical elements, which reduce veiling glare, chromatic aberrations, and color fringing for increased clarity and color accuracy. Proprietary EBC coatings help the GF19-35mm reduce internal reflections and ghosting for consistent color rendering and optimal contrast.
- Enhanced motion-sensing accuracy for optimal image stabilization, including gimbal setups.
- Ideal for live events, sports, and handheld work, the GF19-35mm features up to five stops of OIS (optical image stabilization).
- This OIS reduces camera shake, even in lower-light environments when not using a tripod.
The 13 rounded-blade aperture creates an almost circular shape, creating pleasing bokeh when working with pointed light sources and selective focus techniques.
