35 Fujifilm XC 35mm F2 vs 35 Fujifilm XF 35mm F2 R WR
Fujifilm XC 35mm F2 vs Fujifilm XF 35mm F2 R WR: our pick for most people is the Fujifilm XC 35mm F2. Pick the Fujifilm XC 35mm F2 if you carry it all day or travel light (weight: 130 g vs 170 g). Nothing here favors the Fujifilm XF 35mm F2 R WR.
The pick, in points
Lead for a pick: 1Fujifilm 35 XC
2points
Wins on weight.
Fujifilm 35 XF R WR
0points
No difference here counts for it.
Each real difference scores its importance for the side that wins it; a lead under 1 is “it depends”. How the weights work
The Fujifilm 35 XC on its ownThe Fujifilm 35 XF R WR on its ownAll Fujifilm X lenses
Where they differ
1 of 16 specsEach bar is the gap as a share of the smaller value, on one scale from 0 to 100%; an arrow end is a gap past 100%. The dashed tick marks where a gap starts to count.
Weight
Importance 2
Fujifilm 35 XC130 g1Fujifilm 35 XF R WR170 g2
40 g apart (30.8%), to the Fujifilm 35 XC
2points
Also different, no weight reads them3
Side by side, to scale
Focal length on one log scale
Specifications
Full specifications, side by side†
Show all 13 rows
| Full specifications, side by side | Fujifilm 35 XC1 | Fujifilm 35 XF R WR2 |
|---|---|---|
| Lens element configuration | 9 elements 6 groups (includes two aspherical elements) | 9 elements 6 groups (includes two aspherical elements) |
| Focal length | 35mm | 35mm |
| Equivalent focal length | Equivalent focal length: 53mm (in 35mm format equivalent) | 35mm equivalent focal length: 53mm (in 35mm format equivalent) |
| Angle of view | 44.2° | 44.2° |
| Maximum aperture | F2 | F2 |
| Minimum aperture | F16 | F16 |
| Number of aperture blades | 9 (rounded diaphragm opening) | 9 (rounded diaphragm opening) |
| Aperture step size | 1/3EV (19 steps) | 1/3EV (19 steps) |
| Minimum focusing distance | 35cm | 35cm |
| Maximum magnification | 0.14x | 0.135x |
| External dimensions | ø58.4mm x 46.5mm (approx.) | ø60.0mm x 45.9mm (approx.) |
| Weight | 130g (approx.) | 170g (approx.) |
| Filter size | ø43mm | ø43mm |
How the pick works
- Widest aperture3
Lower wins once they are 0.3 apart.
- Weight2
Lower wins from a 12% gap.
- Focal length (longest)2
Higher wins from a 15% gap.
- Focal length (widest)2
Lower wins once they are 2 mm apart.
- Optical stabilization1
Having it wins.
- Closest focus, wide end1
Lower wins from a 15% gap. Compared only between lenses of the same focal length (widest).
- Filter thread0.5
Lower wins once they are 5 mm apart.
- Lead for a pick1
Our pick or our take adds up the importance of each real difference, with these importances and thresholds: a gap smaller than its row's threshold is too close to call and counts as the same. They are our editorial choice, not a measurement, the same on every page, and they never read prices, sales or who sells it.
Paid placements0
Sources
- Fujifilm product specifications: Fujifilm XC 35mm F2, checked Oct 6, 2026
- Fujifilm product specifications: Fujifilm XF 35mm F2 R WR, checked Oct 6, 2026
- Wikidata, checked Oct 9, 2026 (CC0 1.0)
Worked out by code, not stated by a source
- Read from the lens name: each maker marks the sensor size a lens covers (Sony FE/E, Canon RF/RF-S, Nikon DX, Tamron Di III/Di III-A, Sigma DG/DC); every Fujifilm X lens is APS-C and every Micro Four Thirds lens is Four Thirds.
- Read from the lens name: Sony marks optically stabilized lenses OSS, Canon IS, Nikon VR, Fujifilm OIS, Panasonic O.I.S., Tamron VC and Sigma OS; a lens from these makers without the mark has no optical stabilization.
- Prime or zoom, read from the focal length in the lens name.
Each value is checked automatically against the source it links, on the date shown. How we build these pages
† The makers' own tables, row by row, with labels in our plain words (translated where the maker's page isn't in English); each row's numbers are checked against the page it links.
What we don't know yet
- Hood for the Fujifilm XC 35mm F2: our sources don't state it yet.