Fujifilm XF 30mm f/2.8 R LM WR Macro Mirrorless Camera Lens

The Fujifilm XF 30mm f/2.8 R LM WR Macro is a compact, versatile prime lens designed for Fujifilm X-mount mirrorless cameras. Combining a natural 46mm equivalent focal length, true 1:1 macro capability, fast linear motor autofocus, and weather-resistant construction, it's the ultimate Fujifilm XF macro lens for close-up photography, travel, street, and everyday content creation.

Key Features

• True 1:1 macro capability with a 10cm minimum focus distance — reveal extraordinary detail in flowers, textures, and small subjects
• 46mm equivalent focal length on APS-C — natural, versatile perspective for everyday, street, and travel shooting
• High-precision linear motor (LM) for fast, near-silent autofocus with minimal focus breathing — ideal for video
• f/2.8 maximum aperture for pleasing background separation and solid low-light performance
• Weather-resistant (WR) construction — dust- and moisture-repellent for confident shooting in all conditions
• Ultra-compact and lightweight at under 200g with metal construction on key parts for durability
• Inner-focus design with just 3 focusing elements keeps the lens compact and autofocus fast and accurate

Technical Specifications

• Focal Length: 30mm
• Maximum Aperture: f/2.8
• Lens Mount: Fujifilm X-mount (APS-C)
• Equivalent Focal Length: 46mm
• Macro Ratio: 1:1
• Minimum Focus Distance: 10cm (3.94")
• Autofocus: Linear Motor (LM) with inner-focus design
• Focus Breathing: Minimal (optimised for video)
• Filter Thread: 43mm
• Weight: Approx. 195g
• Weather Sealing: Weather-resistant (WR)

What's in the Box

• Fujifilm XF 30mm f/2.8 R LM WR Macro Lens
• Front and rear lens caps
• Lens hood

Why Buy from Foto Discount World

• Authorised Fujifilm dealer in South Africa
• Competitive tax-inclusive ZAR pricing
• New model — expected in approximately 30 days; call 012 548 5651 or email sales@fotodiscountworld.co.za to confirm ETA
• Expert advice from a team passionate about photography
• Trusted by Fujifilm X-mount photographers across South Africa