Product Description
Replace a faulty blower in your Bosch Downdraft system with this Bosch 600 CFM in-line blower. Designed specifically for the Bosch Downdraft line of vents, this powerful blower can move up to 600 cubic feet per minute to deliver adequate ventilation. The one-year warranty for this Bosch 600 CFM in-line blower includes limited parts and labor.
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Product Weight :0.37 pounds
Features
Compatible with Fujifilm X series camera bodies For use with your existing camera.
Fixed Focal Length (Prime) lens type Delivers sharp images with fast autofocus.
35mm focal length Excellent for shooting landscapes, architecture, group shots, travel shots and more.
f/2 maximum aperture Capture the action at indoor sporting events and other situations with less-than-ideal lighting conditions. It creates an exceptional background blur, which produces stunning images.
All metal exterior Features a weather- / dust-resistant structure with eight seals on the lens barrel keeping the lens protected from rain, dust and splashes of water when shooting outdoors. It can work in temperatures as low as -10° C.
1.15' minimum focusing distance
Accommodates 43mm filters
Accessories included Comes with a hood, front and rear lens caps and wrapping cloth.
What's Included
FUJINON XF 35mm f/2 R WR Standard Lens for Fujifilm X-Mount System Cameras
Lens cap FLCP-43
Lens hood
Lens rear cap RLCP-001
Wrapping cloth
Reviews
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Optically brilliant; best Fujinon lens yet
Simply read online reviews of this lens, and you will be tempted to buy one for yourself. All the reviews about this lens are spot on: great bokeh, fast and silent autofocus, light and compact, great build, great design (albeit a little odd due to the tapering of the lens). Everything about this lens is optically great. There is no better lens for general photography. This is the nifty-50 for the Fuji-X series. If you want to blur the background more, get the 35mm f1.4, but for the $100 less, you get weather sealing, faster autofocus, and equal performance at all equivalent apertures.
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Great everyday lens
I use this with the XT-20 and images are great! Love the bokeh.
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One of the best lenses for Fuji cameras
I know that is a bold statement, but considering its size and weight, I have to give it that title. This lens is so good, I bought it a second time. Build quality is excellent, it is mostly made of metal, and is completely weather sealed. Don’t go dunk it in a pool, but it will survive a rain storm, snow storm and dust. Just clean it off carefully and you’ll be good to go. The reason I call this one of Fuji’s best lenses is that at 35mm, you’ll get a 50mm focal length, which is a good length for almost any situation. It is just wide enough to keep your environment in the background when shooting a portrait photo and just tight enough to create a pleasing background blur. Micro contrast and colors are so good with this lens. There is hardly any vignetting and chromatic aberration. If I could only pick one lens out of a bunch, I would take this one time and time again. It pairs very nicely with any Fuji body. Keep in mind that there is no OiS on this lens, so unless your Fuji camera body has it, you will have to hold it steady for video recording. Autofocus on this lens is quick and fast, and silent. If you’re looking for your first prime lens, I highly recommend this one for starters. Especially if you’re trying to keep your camera compact and lightweight.
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Great Quality and Small Size
Not only does it help create great shots, but it’s so light and small that it makes it easier for you to use without folks automatically clocking that you’re there taking pictures.
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Go to focal length
Perfect for my street photography. Sharp and compact.
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Sharp, compact, value for mone and fast auto focus
Sharp, compact and fast auto focus. An absolute delight for travelling light and compact.
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Great weather proof "nifty fifty"
I'm using this on an X-Pro2 and it's really surprising what it does for the price. I've also owned the 35mm f/1.4 but there's a difference between them that goes beyond the widest aperture. Neither one is objectively superior and they have different qualities. For what I do I think I like the general rendering of this f/2 aperture version better. In addition, it's faster focusing, way quieter and less "clunky" in operation. It's sharp, versatile and built well. For what you pay, you get an excellent standard prime. If you're a wide-open bokeh purist the more expensive f/1.4 is better, but the f/2 version is perhaps a better lens overall when you consider every aspect -- at least for me. The image I'm posting was made with this lens -- it's post processed for the look but I think the high quality of the source image from this lens is still apparent.
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Lives on my camera for artistic shoots!
Phenomenal little lens. I switched to Fujifilm in order to take advantage of it's smaller lenses and this guy has been a joy to shoot with. I shoot a lot of candids in the street and I find that less people react to me waving the camera with this lens in front of them. Did I mention that the lens is also tack sharp almost all through the range. Maybe just a little edge softness wide open but that is usually fine for me as I only shoot wide open for portraits, where my subject is nowhere near the edges of the frame. This lens has basically lived on my camera since I bought it and only the similarly priced and sized XF23mm comes close to dethroning.
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Compact but powerful
I love this lens - it is my 2nd most used lens since purchasing. It’s small and compact and easy to carry around and it still makes my camera feel compact on the go.
