Capture the subtlest details with the FUJIFILM GF 110mm f/5.6 T/S Macro Lens for G Mountfrom FUJIFILM. Featuring a minimum focusing distance of 16" and maximum magnification of 0.5x, this lens is perfect for up-close shooting scenarios where sharpness is pivotal. Up to +/-15mm of shift and +/-10° of tilt are available, which means much more control of your perspective and depth-of-field. With its built-in sensor, the GF 110mm automatically records the amount of tilt and shift rotation making post-production much easier.

Medium Format | f/5.6 to f/32    87mm (Full-Frame Equivalent)    Telephoto Macro Lens    Built-In Data-Recording Sensor    Maximum Tilt: +/-10°    Maximum Shift: +/-15mm    Mount Rotation: +/-90°    1 x Aspherical, 2 x ED Elements    1:2 Magnification, 16" Minimum Focus

With up to +/- 15mm of shift, +/-10° of tilt, and +/-90° of rotation, you can experience impressive control of the lens's perspective and depth-of-field. The rotation has locks at -90°, 90°, and 0° with clicks every 30°. Tilt/shift rotation locks at 0° and 90° with clicks every 45°.

A minimum focusing distance of 16" and maximum magnification of 0.5x allow your lens to capture exceptional levels of detail.

A built-in sensor records the level of shift and rotation and embeds that information into the metadata of your files for smoother post-production editing.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am considering a 120 macro for floral and close-up photography. I'm wondering if the 110 plus the 45 G WR extension tube would give me good floral/macro PLUS portraiture. I admittedly don't do many portraits, but would this idea give me a good two-for-one over just the 120 macro? I don't recall seeing photos of the 110 with macro-tube extension.

A: While you would not need an extension tube for portraiture photography, you may use the Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR Lens for portraiture, and you may add the use of the FUJIFILM MCEX-45G WR Macro Extension Tube so you may use the Fujifilm GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR Lens for close-up macro photography usage needs. The focal length would be slightly shorter than using the 120mm lens, but it would still be a good combination if you prefer the wider 110mm focal length for your portraiture usage needs. I think you'll be happy with the combination.

Q: 2. Is the build quality on this lens as good as other GF lenses?

A: Yes, the build quality on the FUJIFILM GF 35-70mm f/4.5-5.6 WR Lens would be as good as other Fujifilm GF Lenses.

Q: 3. Are the tilt & shift function parallel or perpendicular to each other? Is is possible to change this easily?

A: The tilt and shift controls on the FUJIFILM GF 30mm f/5.6 T/S Lens can be positioned next to each other or at 90 degrees from each other.

Q: 4. How to calculate MF DOF for crop and FF MF?

A: I suggest forgetting the word crop and crop factor. Please just go by what size your imager is, film or digital. On line you can find DOF calculators. Here is a good one. https://bit.ly/2AhsdN9Enter the sensor size, the lens mm, the aperture and the focus distance and you will have your Depth of Field. As a motion picture camera assistant, I calculated DOF dozens of times a production day. If I can do it, so can you.

Q: 5. Does this lens function properly with the GFX50R? There has not been a firmware update for the 50R but there has been for others

A: Yes, the FUJIFILM GF 30mm f/5.6 T/S Lens (FUJIFILM G) is compatible with the FUJIFILM GFX 50R Medium Format Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 6. Just received the lens. Straight out of the box, while not attached to the camera, the elements within the lens clunk back and for the when tilting the lens from end to end. Is this happening with all of your lenses as well? It’s as if the glass isn’t secured inside the lens and is free floating down the focal length.

A: Yes, that is a normal occurrence with this and other lenses.

Q: 7. Is it normal for there to be a clunking sound inside the barrel when lens is inverted and then returned? Thx

A: Yes it is normal.

Q: 8. Can I use my filter system 100x150 mm Hilda? Is it internalisera focus?

A: Yes you can use a filter holder on the FUJIFILM GF 35-70mm f/4.5-5.6 WR Lens. You just need to have a holder lens adapter or step up adapter that works with the lens's 62mm filter thread.

Q: 9. Do you know what the diameter of the lens hood is?

A: The FUJIFILM Lens Hood for GF 110mm f/2 R LM WR Lens has a front diameter of 4 and 1/8" (107.4 mm).

Q: 10. Is there an adapter available to use this lens on a Hasselblad digital camera?

A: No, unfortunately there aren't any adapters in this point of time (February 2024) that will allow Hasselblad cameras to use Fuji GF lenses.