Fujifilm xf 80mm f 2 8 r lm ois wr macro vs fujifilm xf 60mm f 2 4 r macro?

The Fujifilm XF 80mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro is the one I'd pick for most people. It has optical stabilisation, weather sealing (the WR in the name), and autofocus. On an X body it frames like 120mm on full frame, so you stand further from small subjects like insects and flowers.

The Fujifilm XF 60mm f/2.4 R Macro is the more compact choice. It isn't stabilised and it's slow to focus, but it's a half-life-size macro that doubles as a short portrait lens. On an X body it frames like 90mm on full frame.

Both fit the same Fujifilm X cameras, so the choice comes down to how you shoot. If you photograph outdoors or handhold in low light, get the 80mm. If you want a lens that also does portraits and you don't mind working closer, the 60mm is fine. For more on how focal length changes the look of a face, see my portrait picks.

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