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Fujifilm gf 30mm f 3 5 r wr vs fujifilm gf 45mm f 2 8 r wr?

Both are compact autofocus prime lenses for the Fujifilm GFX bodies, and neither has stabilisation, so the choice comes down to framing and light.

The GF 30mm f/3.5 frames about like 24mm on full frame. It's the wide one, and I'd reach for it for landscapes, architecture and street, where you want to fit more in.

The GF 45mm f/2.8 frames like 36mm on full frame, a more natural standard view. Its wider aperture gives more background blur and gathers more light, so it's my pick for portraits and dim interiors.

Both fit the same GFX bodies, so the camera you own doesn't decide it. If you can only get one, choose by what you shoot most. For portrait work, see portraits.

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