A little bit of everything: Fujifilm XF 16-80mm F4 sample gallery
Published Feb 21, 2020
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dpreview staff
Fujifilm's XF 16-80mm F4 lens gives a 35mm equivalent zoom range of 24-120mm, which makes it an incredibly versatile walk-around lens. So we did a lot of walking around with it. The built-in stabilizer means the lens is more flexible than you might think for indoor shooting, and the claimed weather resistance means we didn't let a little rain or snow shower keep us from packing it along. Check out how this lens performs in our sample gallery.
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