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FUJIFILM GF 250MM f/4 LM OIS WR

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$54.4 $80 In stock

Category: rental

The FUJIFILM GF 250MM f/4 LM OIS WR is offered by Matphoto as a rental lens in the PHOTO category. This is a Fujifilm G-mount telephoto prime lens, listed under the Standard option with SKU code FUJIOBJ250MM.

  • Brand: Fujifilm
  • Model: GF 250MM f/4 LM OIS WR
  • Category: rental (PHOTO)
  • Available option: Standard
  • SKU: FUJIOBJ250MM

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★

The rental lens was in pristine condition, and the optical image stabilization made handheld shots at 250mm incredibly sharp. I got some beautiful crisp portraits with the creamy bokeh this f/4 lens delivers.

Violet ★★★★★

Rented this for a weekend of shooting my kid's soccer tournament and the OIS was a lifesaver — I handheld shots at 250mm that I never thought would come out sharp. The f/4 aperture keeps backgrounds creamy without making the lens feel like a brick to carry around all day.

Isabella L. ★★★★★

The 250mm reach on a G-mount body is ridiculous in the best way, and the OIS actually let me handhold a few shots at golden hour instead of dragging a tripod along. Sharpness wide open at f/4 surprised me when I zoomed in on the files later.