14 DAY TRIAL // Announced back in December, the Fujinon XF10-24mm F4 R OIS lens has a maximum aperture of f/4 constant throughout the entire zoom range, which comes in handy when shooting in low-light conditions.
The lens is equivalent to a 15-36mm focal length in 35mm full frame format and allows you to capture detailed landscapes, architecture, and interiors thanks to its ultra-wide capabilities. The XF10-24mm F4 comes with a complex construction that includes two ED (extra low-dispersion) elements, one double-sided aspherical glass, and four elements with a convex surface facing the subject.
Recently, Fujifilm published on its website a few sample photos shot with the upcoming 10-24mm lens. As you can see in the gallery below, the images are tack sharp and chromatic aberrations are nowhere to be found even in high-contrast areas.
Moreover, thanks to the new Lens Modulation Optimizer function, the optic is now capable of delivering enhanced resolving power, which translates into clear, sharp images at any aperture. Check out the full-resolution images on Fujifilm's website.
