Fujinon XF 10-24mm f/4 R OIS

Of all the lenses I own the Fujinon XF 10-24mm f/4 is my definite favourite for landscape and architectural photography. It’s sharp, light, and versatile, but most of all I love shooting at 10mm (the full frame equivalent of 15mm). With a 90° angle of view it’s possible to capture extremely expansive landscapes. In short, it’s a superb lens.

Are there any negatives? Nothing of any great significance …

The image stabilisation is a bit redundant – I’ve rarely used it – and it’s not as thoroughly weather-sealed as Fuji’s more recent WR lenses, but the only thing I actually dislike is that the aperture ring isn’t marked (i.e. you can’t see the aperture you’ve set unless you check the screen or the viewfinder). This isn’t a huge issue, and I’m reliably informed that the image quality is higher as a result, but it’s the only Fuji lens I own that doesn’t have this feature.