Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2.0 R LM WR

Summary

The Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2.0 R LM WR is an outstanding optical performer — a short telephoto prime (87mm equivalent) with f/2 maximum aperture. The lens is priced at approximately ~$2000 USD. Please check the official product page for sample images, manuals, and firmware updates.

Genre Suitability

  • Excellent for: Landscape, Architecture, Street, Portrait, Sport, Wildlife
  • Avoid for: Travel, Macro

Strengths

  • Excellent sharpness at all apertures
  • Well-controlled aberrations
  • Exceptionally smooth bokeh
  • Good flare resistance
  • Negligible distortion
  • Weather-sealed construction
  • Fast linear motor autofocus

Weaknesses

  • No built-in optical stabilization

Specifications 20/20

Optical construction 14 elements in 9 groups (4 ED)
Coating Super EBC
Focal length110mm
Max aperturef/2
Sweet spot f/4
Aperture blades 9 (circular)
Sunstar points 18 (soft — circular blades)
Max magnification 0.16x
Min focus distance900mm
AF motorLM
OISNo
Weather sealedYes
Aperture ringYes
Clickless apertureNo
Focus ringYes
Focus by wireYes
Distance scaleYes
Rotating frontNo
Tripod mountNo
Weight1000g
Diameter94.3mm
Length125.5mm
Filter thread77mm
Year2017

Optical Quality 10/14

Center (wide open)
2.0
Corner (wide open)
1.5
Center (stopped)
2.0
Corner (stopped)
2.0
Lateral CA
1.5
Distortion
2.0
Vignetting (wide open)
1.0
Vignetting (stopped)
2.0
Bokeh
2.0
Flare resistance
1.5

Sharpness

  • Excellent center sharpness wide open
  • Good corner performance wide open
  • Outstanding center resolution stopped down
  • Excellent corner-to-corner sharpness stopped down

Aberrations

  • Well-controlled lateral CA

Rendering

  • Exceptionally smooth, creamy bokeh
  • Moderate vignetting wide open, typical for the aperture class
  • Vignetting essentially gone by f/5.6
  • Good flare resistance

Distortion

  • Negligible distortion — straight lines stay straight

All optical scores are based on lab measurements and field tests from trusted review sources. For details on how we score lenses, see our scoring methodology.

Genre Fit

Landscape Photography 5/5

Landscape Photography prioritizes corner-to-corner sharpness at stopped-down apertures and good flare resistance.

Primary
  • Excellent corner-to-corner sharpness stopped down
  • Outstanding center resolution stopped down
Secondary
  • Negligible distortion — straight lines stay straight
  • Well-controlled lateral CA
  • Vignetting essentially gone by f/5.6
  • Good flare resistance

Architecture Photography 5/5

Architecture Photography prioritizes geometric precision with minimal distortion and even corner sharpness.

Primary
  • Excellent corner-to-corner sharpness stopped down
  • Outstanding center resolution stopped down
  • Negligible distortion — straight lines stay straight
Secondary
  • Well-controlled lateral CA
  • Vignetting essentially gone by f/5.6
  • Good flare resistance

Street Photography 4/5

Street Photography prioritizes sharp stopped-down performance and a fast enough aperture for low light.

Primary
  • Outstanding center resolution stopped down
  • Fast f/2 aperture
Secondary
  • Excellent center sharpness wide open
  • Good flare resistance

Travel Photography 2/5

Travel Photography prioritizes balanced image quality in a lightweight package.

Primary
  • Outstanding center resolution stopped down
  • Heavy at 1000g
Secondary
  • Fast f/2 aperture
  • Good flare resistance

Portrait Photography 4.5/5

Portrait Photography prioritizes smooth bokeh and critical center sharpness wide open for subject isolation.

Primary
  • Exceptionally smooth, creamy bokeh
  • Excellent center sharpness wide open
Secondary
  • Moderate vignetting wide open, typical for the aperture class

Sport Photography 4.5/5

Sport Photography prioritizes sharp wide-open center performance to freeze action at fast shutter speeds.

Primary
  • Excellent center sharpness wide open
Secondary
  • Fast f/2 aperture
  • Well-controlled lateral CA

Wildlife Photography 5/5

Wildlife Photography prioritizes center sharpness across apertures for distant subjects.

Primary
  • Excellent center sharpness wide open
  • Outstanding center resolution stopped down
Secondary
  • Fast f/2 aperture
  • Well-controlled lateral CA

Macro Photography 2/5

Macro Photography prioritizes stopped-down center sharpness and high magnification for close-up detail.

Primary
  • Outstanding center resolution stopped down
  • Low magnification (0.16x)
Secondary
  • Negligible distortion — straight lines stay straight
  • Well-controlled lateral CA
  • Exceptionally smooth, creamy bokeh

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