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An extremely sharp lens but it has limitations. Unlike the 60 mm macro it focuses only to 1 feet versus 6 inches. Certainly that allows a longer distance to the subject, but also gives a wider field of view necessitating more cropping in editing. Also a better lens to use for portraits. . But i prefer the 60 mm with the 1.4 telextender for true close up macro. And there is a significant size and weight reduction with the 60.
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I just sold all of my canon equipment 6D, 7D and L series lenses to buy the Fujifilm XT3 and I bought the 80mm 2.8 prime macro to complement my beautiful new camera. I wasn’t crazy about the kit lens. I am such a happy photographer with this equipment. So glad I jumped off the canon bandwagon to the quality weather sealed Fuji equipment.
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This lens hood is functional and important for reducing flare, but the price for a piece of plastic is way too high.
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I first thought it was broken because the floating element moves freely when turned off. But what a joy to use. Absolutely beautiful imagery from this lens. I have the 1.4 TC and am able to use it with this lens to further the creative uses for this lens. Few pro’s are recommending this lens, but I’m glad I chose it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Pleasing colors, sharp lens. Good value at discount.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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