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Already? 23mm, 10-24mm and 56mm prices&pre-order at ParkCameras (UK)

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UK-store Parkcameras has already listed the upcoming XF lenses (23, 10-24, 56) as available for pre-order and marked them with price (notice that the store wrote 56mm f/1.4 but on April 17 Fuji update the roadmap and said it will be f/1.2). So here are the price tags of Parkcameras for all the XF lenses… from the most expensive to the cheapest.

XF 56mm £799
XF 10-24mm £799
XF 14mm £729 – (£689 at AmazonUK) … ($899 at AmazonUS) … ([shoplink 12888]your Amazon[/shoplink])
XF 23mm £679
XF 55-200 £599 (£649 at AmazonUK) … ($699 at AmazonUS) … ([shoplink 12892]your Amazon[/shoplink])
XF 18-55 £499 (£479 at AmazonUK) …. ($699 at AmazonUS) … ([shoplink 12887]your Amazon[/shoplink])
XF 60mm £465 ………………………….. ($649 at AmazonUS) … ([shoplink 12890]your Amazon[/shoplink])
XF 18mm £429 ………………………….. ($599 at AmazonUS) … ([shoplink 12891]your Amazon[/shoplink])
XF 35mm £429 ………………………….. ($599 at AmazonUS) … ([shoplink 12889]your Amazon[/shoplink])
XF 27mm £379 ………………………….. ($449 at AmazonUS) … ([shoplink 13829]your Amazon[/shoplink])

Thanks FR-reader Ray for telling us about.

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  1. I wonder if 23mm is internal focusing. I received my X100S yesterday and to my surprise the lens extended and retracted from macro to infinity. During AF it also sound like a scanner or printer. I didn’t recall any reviews to mention these points, I can’t really say I like the X100S as much now. 🙁

      1. From DigitalRev, it’s legit I think. 🙂 Please note I heard the sound in a quiet room. I am sensitive to audio! It’s not bad, maybe I will learn to appreciate it.

    1. Don’t really get your comment. The Sony closest equivalent is about £ 699,- 10-18mm. The fuji goes to 24mm and I’m expecting it to be sharper at f4 and these are not the definitive prices. I suspect it will be £ 599,-. Closer to the other zooms. So why would that be the reason for switching to NEX?

  2. IMHO..now ..x100s era is going to end.

    23 1.4 + x-e1 (or next x-pro2, x-e1) is the best solution.

    I bought x100s few months ago but I’m going to sell it for 23 1.4 + x-e(2) or x-pro (2).

      1. Bull! The X100/S has the leaf shutter and much more compact. So no, don’t think its the end for the X100S line

    1. Oh, come on! The X100s is way smaller than the X-pro1/2 and the XF23 are gonna be. All you gain is one stop. And the X-E1/2 doesn’t have the hybrid finder.
      Also the interchangeable lens options will be more expensive. And don’t forget about the leaf shutter with the incredible sync time.
      I also prefer the the XF option but there will be other photographers with other preferences as sure as Fuji is better than Sony. 😉

      1. We do not know what will be the size of the new models of x-e2 or x-pro1. I do not exclude that they are smaller than current models.

        1. The X-Pro1 hopefully yes (they can make it bigger with a grip), but the X-E1 already is the size it should be. Don’t think that one will get smaller.

    2. You really think Fuji is that stupid not to differentiate their products? Personally I’m too happy with the 100s. So dam slick on a sling strap. But if I had money to burn, I would get the 24mm and 56mm for my xe1 in a heart beat. Oh lets not forget the 14mm.

    3. I value my X100s (and to some extent my X100) much higher than my X-E1 for one reason…the leaf shutter. To able to sync flash up to 1/2000 sec on any other current system, with at least comparable image quality, would cost you thousands more (RX1/RX1R). Even +$10k-$40k Phase One IQ backs can ‘only’ sync up to 1/1600 sec. Obviously, for those who have no use for such high flash sync speeds, none of this really matters. But, for those who do value it, it’s worth it’s weight in gold.

      That said, I love my X-E1 and 35mm and 14mm lenses. The ability to use different lenses is the main advantage for the X-Pro1 and X-E1. If Fuji decided to make X-mount leaf shutter lenses (lenses would probably cost $1500-$2000 or more), then I would agree with your statement. I would be the first person on the pre-order list.

  3. I hope this prices will turn out to be true as it would make the 23mm cost around $800 – less than I expected. Yuppie 😉

  4. It’s seems not accurate.
    I hope for the price of the 56mm lens, but according to Fuji, that lens will be 1.2 and not 1.4 as in preorder in that website!!!
    Anyway, my opinion, the 14 + 23 + 56 and wil not need anything else

  5. Also currently 899 British Pounds are 1300 US Dollars …. I hope the dollar prize is more correct than the GBP.

  6. £800 for the 56mm… That’s much more than the 60 or 35mm. I think I’ll go with a manual lens instead.

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