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Jun 2012
Here is the new Fuji X lens roadmap!!!
Today Fuji will announce the new lens roadmap. And we got the specs 
<strong>In 2012 we will have:</strong>
14mm f/2.8 an
18-55mm f/2-8-4.0
<strong>In 2013:</strong>
10-24mm f/4.0 OIS (optical stabilization)
23mm f/1.4
27mm f/2.8
56mm f/1.4
55-200mm f/3.5-4.8 OIS (optical stabilization)
greg
12 months ago |that 55-200 and 10-22 Im all over those
António
12 months ago |Bad news if this materializes as the previous indications pointed to fixed aperture zooms.
Matthieu
11 months ago |You would rather have a fixed f/4 zoom instead of a f/2.8-4?. I would have prefered a 18-70 over a 18-55 though. Still, the devil’s in the details, so I’ll wait the actual announcement before judging.
Clint Dunn
11 months ago |Antonio….I would rather have a f2.8-f4 zoom than a fixed f4 as previously announced….
greg
12 months ago |why is it bad news I think the selection looks great
Etienne
11 months ago |I am really dissapointed. I was looking to buy the 18-72mm f4. A relatively fast wide range of focal lenght would be perfect to a lot of people I think. I had the carl zeiss 16-80mm 3.5-4.5 for sony and it was my most used lens. So versatile and great IQ. I was looking for something comparable with this one.
don marko
11 months ago |Have you heard of a suitable adaptor/lens combination to fill that gap? Because I was also dreaming of the 18-72 lens as a travel lens and then one prime for portraits and low light.
Hope this helps,
greg
11 months ago |well its official the news is inhttp://www.engadget.com/2012/06/25/fujifilm-outlines-x-pro1-lens-roadmap/
Clint Dunn
11 months ago |Well the 14mm definitely has my name on it…as does the 10-24mm if it is sharp at the wide end. 10-24mm and Xpro would be the perfect landscape setup for me when I want to travel light…
bill
4 months ago |Having used Nikon’s 80-400 on a D200, 55-200 is definitely NOT a wildlife lens unless the animals are large and close or the images are going to be severely cropped for use at low quality such as the web. Large animals in the wild need 500-600 mm with double that for birding. I’m hoping for a pro grade 55-200 with a strong closeup capability else I’ll be sticking to my Sigma 180 macro.