FUJINON'S LARGE FORMAT LENSES

SORTED BY FOCAL LENGTH

Fuji made numerous, large format lenses in 19 different focal lengths over the years, from 65mm super-wide-angle to 1200mm super-telephoto -- quite a spread.  You can find a lens for pretty much any situation. If you're a wedding photographer you need to have wide and macro lenses to capture the perfect images. To capture a high quality picture of the couple's tungsten wedding bands you would need a nice macro lens.

SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
SW	65mm	71.0mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	155	S0	52mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is a slightly slower version of the SWD 65mm f5.6 lens with fewer lens elements, less covering power, less weight, smaller size, and a lower price.
SWD	65mm	72.2mm	5.6-45	8/4	106	172	S0	62mm	EBC	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a larger, heavier, faster, and costlier version of the SW 65mm with two extra elements, EBC coating, and more covering power.
SWD	65mm	73.4mm	5.6-45	8/6	105	169	S0	67mm	EBC	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a late variant of the original SWD version.  It is impossible to physically distinguish it except for the filter size change from the earlier version.
SWD	65mm	73.4mm	5.6-45	8/6	105	169	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
SW	75mm	82.5mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	181	S0	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a slightly slower version of the SWD 75mm f5.6 lens with fewer lens elements, less covering power, less weight, smaller size, and a lower price.
SW S	75mm	82.5mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	181	S0	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is probably exactly the same as the SW 75mm.
SWD	75mm	84.6mm	5.6-64	8/4	106	200	S0	67mm	EBC	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a larger, heavier, faster, and costlier version of the SW 75mm with two extra elements, EBC coating, and more covering power.
SWD	75mm	85.1mm ?	5.6-64	8/6 ?	105 ?	196 ?	S0	67mm ?	EBC	It is marked inside the filter ring. Some Fuji literature indicates that the lens configuration was 8/6, like the later Copal-shuttered version. Who knows if this lens actually existed. This could just be a serious typo in the Fuji literature or perhaps it is a late variant of the original SWD version.  If it does exist it might be impossible to physically distinguish it from the earlier SWD version.
SWD	75mm	85.1mm	5.6-45	8/6	105	196	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
SW	90mm	99.4mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	216	S0	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.
SW S	90mm	99.4mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	216	S0	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is probably exactly the same as the SW 90mm.
SWD	90mm	101.1mm	5.6-64	8/4	106	238	S0	82mm	EBC	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a larger, heavier and faster, improved version of the SW 90mm with two extra elements, EBC coating, and more covering power.
SW	90mm	99.4mm	8.0-64	6/6	100	216	S0	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. If this lens exists, it is just a transitional lens to the NSW 90mm f8.0.  It is an improved version of the SW 90mm with full air-spaced design, like the later NSW, but it lacks EBC coating.  It would be difficult to distinguish this version from the earlier SW version.
SWD	90mm	102.5mm ?	5.6-64	8/6 ?	105 ?	236 ?	S0	82mm ?	EBC	It is marked inside the filter ring. Some Fuji literature indicates that the lens configuration was 8/6, like the later Copal-shuttered version. Who knows if this lens actually existed. This could just be a serious typo in the Fuji literature or perhaps it is a late variant of the original SWD version.  If it does exist it might be impossible to physically distinguish it from the earlier SWD version.
SWD	90mm	102.5mm	5.6-64	8/6	105	236	C0	82mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.
SW	90mm	99.4mm	8.0-64	6/6	100	216	C0	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is yet another transitional lens to the NSW 90mm f8.0.  It features a Copal shutter, but it lacks EBC coating.
NSW	90mm	99.2mm	8.0-45	6/6	100	216	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is an improved version of the SW 90mm with EBC coating.  The fact that it is simply labeled "SW" leads to some confusion.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
SW	105mm	116.9mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	250	S0	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.
NSW	105mm	116.2mm	8.0-45	6/6	100	250	C0	77mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is a slightly larger and heavier, improved version of the SW 105mm with full air-spaced design and EBC coating.  The fact that it is simply labeled "SW" leads to some confusion.
NW	105mm	99.8mm	5.6-45	6/6	76	162	C0	46mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. This is a new style of 105mm lens for Fujinon. It is much smaller and lighter than the previous 105mm lenses, but it has a six element air-spaced design and is a full f-stop faster. It's coverage is just enough for 4x5 film, however. Notice the big drop in the filter size!
CM-W	105mm	103.4mm	5.6-45	6/5	78	174	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is a slightly improved version of the NW 105mm with a slightly wider angle of coverage, but a much larger filter size..
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
SW	120mm	133.5mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	290	S0	77mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.
SW S	120mm	133.5mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	290	S0	77mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is probably exactly the same as the SW 120mm.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
W	125mm	121.3mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	210	S0	46mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It has been seen in different shutters but these were probably after-market modifications.
W S	125mm	121.3mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	210	S0	46mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is probably exactly the same as the W 125mm.
NW	125mm	120.0mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	198	C0	46mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.   It is a slightly larger and heavier, improved version of the W 125mm with full air-spaced design and EBC coating.  The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.  It's hard to know where to list this lens.  I'm listing it first because it retained the 46mm filter thread of the earlier W 125mm lenses, but who knows, it might have actually come after the 52mm version.
NW	125mm	120.0mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	198	C0	55mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.   It is a slightly larger and heavier, improved version of the W 125mm with full air-spaced design and EBC coating.  The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
NW	125mm	120.0mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	198	C0	52mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is the second version of the NW 125mm with a slightly smaller filter thread.  The only other change listed in the Fuji literature is a drop in weight of three ounces -- somehow.  Except for the filter diameter they are probably impossible to tell apart.  The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
NSW	125mm	138.8mm	8.0-45	6/6	96	280	C0	82mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.   It is an improved version of the SW 120mm with full air-spaced design and EBC coating -- and a slightly longer focal length.  The fact that it is simply labeled "SW" leads to some confusion.
CM-W	125mm	119.9mm	5.6-64	6/5	78	204	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is a slightly improved version of the NW 125mm with a slightly wider angle of coverage, but a much larger filter size.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
W	135mm	131.3mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	228	S0	46mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.
W S	135mm	131.3mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	228	S0	46mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is probably exactly the same as the W 135mm.
NW	135mm	127.6mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	206	C0	52mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.   It is an improved version of the W and W S 135mm lenses with full air-spaced design and EBC coating.  The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
CM-W	135mm	132.4mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	214	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is a slightly improved version of the NW 135mm with a larger image circle -- somehow -- even though the angle of coverage is the same. It has a much larger filter size.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
FUJINAR-W	15cm	?	6.3-64	4/3	?	?	S0	40.5mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  This is Fujinon's first 150mm lens.  It came on a Seikosha #0 shutter which later became Seiko.  It was an inexpensive Tessar design.
W	150mm	143.5mm	6.3-64	4/3	67	198	S0	40.5mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It was an inexpensive Tessar design and quite probably the same as the earlier Fujinar-W.  Why it was designated a member of the W series and not the L series, which are also Tessar designed, is not know.
W	150mm	143.5mm	6.3-64	4/3	67	198	S0	40.5mm	EBC	It is marked inside the filter ring. The Fuji literature shows it as EBC coated but this is most likely an error in the literature. This is probably, in reality, the same lens as the original W 150mm f6.3.
W S	150mm	143.5mm	6.3-64	4/3	67	198	S0	40.5mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is probably exactly the same as the W 150mm f6.3.
W	150mm	146.0mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	245	S0	46mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a faster version of the W 150mm 6.3 with two more elements and a larger image circle.
W	150mm	143.5mm	6.3-64	4/3	67	198	C0	40.5mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It was probably just a late variant of the W 150mm f6.3 Seiko version.
NW	150mm	143.0mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	224	C0	55mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  This is the first version of the NW 150mm.  It is an improved version of the W 150mm 5.6 with full air-spaced design and EBC coating. The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
NW	150mm	143.0mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	224	C0	52mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is the second version of the NW 150mm with a slightly smaller filter thread.  There are no other changes listed in the Fiji literature. Except for the filter diameter they are probably impossible to tell apart.  The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
T-NAVITAR	150mm	?	5.6-64	4/3 ?	60	?	C0	?	SINGLE	Navitar is best known for its lenses for 16mm movie cameras, as well as slide and movie projectors.  This T-Navitar lens may or may not have been made by Fuji but it is listed in Fuji's large format lens list of 1986 so it is included here. It is noted as being an "Inexpensive Tessar Lens" but it is not listed as a Fujinon L such as the Fujinon L 210mm which was also a less expensive Tessar lens. It is hard to find and little is known about it.  All Tessar-type lenses made by Fujinon were single coated.  The main intent was to reduce cost without reducing quality. Consequently the number of elements was reduced which also reduced the image circle.  EBC coating was not added as another cost saving measure.
CM-W	150mm	144.3mm	5.6-64	6/6	73	223	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. The angle of coverage is smaller, but the image circle remains the same as the 150mm NW -- somehow -- but a much larger filter size.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
RECTAR	18cm	?	4.5-64	4/3	?	?	BARREL (56x1mm?)	49mm?	?	It is marked inside the filter ring.
FUJINAR	18cm	?	4.5-64 ?	4/3	?	?	BARREL (56x1mm?)	49mm?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It may be the same, optically, as the SC version. It might have a 56mm screw-mount and be an early version of the later Fujinon 180mm in-barrel lens.  It was an inexpensive Tessar design.  It is probably exactly the same as the earlier Rectar 18cm, but that might not have been coated.
FUJINAR-SC	18cm	?	4.5-64	4/3 ?	?	?	C3	?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It was probably an inexpensive Tessar design.  It may be the same, optically, as the Fujinar 180mm in-barrel lens.
W	180mm	175.7mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	305	S1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This lens was originally produced in a Seiko #1 shutter.
W	180mm	175.7mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	305	C1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This later version was produced in a Copal #1 shutter.
W	180mm	175.7mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	305	E1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is the same as the W 180mm, but it came with an electronic Copal shutter that has speeds to 32 seconds.  It was a special order lens so it is very hard to find.
W S	180mm	175.7mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	305	S1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is probably exactly the same as the W 180mm f5.6, but is usually seem in a Seiko shutter.
FUJINON	180mm	163.6mm	4.5-64	4/3	59	205	BARREL (56x1mm)	49mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  56mm screw-mount.  It might be a later, unmarked version of the Fujinar 18cm barrel lens.  It was an inexpensive Tessar design, like the Fujinon L series lenses.
SF	180mm	176.3mm	5.6-22	3/3	58	200	C1	46mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  As a slight wide-angle, it is great for landscapes, group shots and full-length portraits. It came in different Copal shutter styles -- the first did not have evenly spaced f-stops, while the later ones did.
A	180mm	178.2mm	9.0-90	6/4	70	252	C0	46mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.
NA	180mm	178.2mm	9.0-90	6/4	70	252	C0	46mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is an improved version of the A 180mm with EBC coating. The fact that it is simply labeled "A" leads to some confusion.
NW	180mm	179.1mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	280	C1	62mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is an improved version of the W 180mm with full air-spaced design and EBC coating. The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
NW	180mm	179.1mm	5.6-64	6/6	76	280	C1	67mm	EBC	A later version of the NW with the only apparent change beig a slightly larger filter thread. The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
CM-W	180mm	170.7mm	5.6-64	6/5	71	260	C1	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
RECTAR	21cm	?	4.5-64	4/3	?	?	BARREL (62x1mm?)	58mm?	?	It is marked inside the filter ring.
FUJINAR	21cm	?	4.5-64 ?	4/3	?	?	BARREL (62x1mm?)	58mm?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It may be the same, optically, as the SC version. It might have a 62mm screw-mount and be an early version of the later Fujinon 210mm in-barrel lens. It was an inexpensive Tessar design.  It is probably exactly the same as the earlier Rectar 21cm, but that might not have been coated.
FUJINAR-SC	21cm	?	4.5-64	4/3 ?	?	?	C3	?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It was probably an inexpensive Tessar design.  It may be the same, optically, as the Fujinar 210mm in-barrel lens.
W	210mm	209.6mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	352	S1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This lens was originally produced in a Seiko #1 shutter.
W	210mm	209.6mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	352	C1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This later version was produced in a Copal #1 shutter.
W	210mm	209.6mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	352	E1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is the same as the W 210mm, but it came with an electronic Copal shutter that has speeds to 32 seconds.  It was a special order lens so it is very hard to find.
W S	210mm	209.6mm	5.6-64	6/4	80	352	S1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is probably exactly the same as the W 210mm.
FUJINON	210mm	188.6mm	4.5-64	4/3	59	240	BARREL (62x1mm)	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  62mm screw-mount. It might be a later, unmarked version of the Fujinar 21cm barrel lens. It was an inexpensive Tessar design, like the Fujinon L series lenses.
L	210mm	192.9mm	5.6-64	4/3	59	240	C1	49mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is a less expensive Tessar design.
L	210mm	192.9mm	5.6-64	4/4	59	240	C1	49mm	SINGLE	This lens is probably just a typo in the Fuji literature. It's probably the 4/3 version.
NW	210mm	204.4mm	5.6-64	6/5	71	300	C1	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
CM-W	210mm	208.7mm	5.6-64	6/5	72	309	C1	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
A	240mm	237.9mm	9.0-90	6/4	70	336	C0	52mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.
NA	240mm	237.9mm	9.0-90	6/4	70	336	C0	52mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is an improved version of the A 240mm with EBC coating. The fact that it is simply labeled "A" leads to some confusion.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
RECTAR	25cm	?	4.5-64 ?	4/3	?	?	BARREL (75x1mm?)	67mm?	?	It is marked inside the filter ring.
FUJINAR	25cm	?	4.5-64 ?	4/3	?	?	BARREL (75x1mm?)	67mm?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It might have a 75mm screw-mount and be an early version of the later Fujinon 250mm in-barrel lens. It was an inexpensive Tessar design.  It is probably exactly the same as the earlier Rectar 25cm, but that might not have been coated.
FUJINAR-SC	25cm	?	4.7-64	4/3 ?	?	?	C3	?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It was  probably an inexpensive Tessar design.
W	250mm	246.1mm	6.7-64	6/4	80	398	S1	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This lens was originally produced in a Seiko #1 shutter. The Fuji literature lists a slightly smaller image circle than it actually is.
W	250mm	246.1mm	6.7-64	6/4	80	398	C1	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This later version was produced in a Copal #1 shutter.
W	250mm	246.1mm	6.7-64	6/4	80	398	E1	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is the same as the W 250mm, but it came with an electronic Copal shutter that has speeds to 32 seconds.  It was a special order lens so it is very hard to find.
W S	250mm	246.1mm	6.7-64	6/4	80	398	S1	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is probably exactly the same as the W 250mm except that it is in a Seiko shutter
FUJINON	250mm	223.2mm	4.5-64	4/3	59	286	BARREL (75x1mm)	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  75mm screw-mount.  It might be a later, unmarked version of the Fujinar 25cm barrel lens. It was an inexpensive Tessar design, like the Fujinon L series lenses.
SF	250mm	257.8mm	5.6-22	3/3	58	300	C3	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It came in different Copal shutter styles -- the first did not have evenly spaced f-stops, while the later ones did.
NW	250mm	228.5mm	6.3-64	6/4	64	312	C1	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. This version is a substantial change from the original W 250mm. The optical design is changed significantly although the number of elements and groups, and filter size, remained the same. The lens is 1/2" longer, the image circle is significantly smaller, EBC coating was added, and the lens became slightly faster.  The NW and the single-coated W model were both offered for sale at the same time for several years. The fact that the NW is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion.
CM-W	250mm	239.9mm	6.3-90	6/6	65	320	C1	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is an improved version of the NW 250mm with full-air spaced design and a larger image circle
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
RECTAR	30cm	?	4.5-64	4/3	?	?	BARREL (90x1mm?)	82mm?	?	It is marked inside the filter ring.
FUJINAR	30cm	?	4.5-64 ?	4/3	?	?	BARREL (90x1mm?)	82mm?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It might have a 90mm screw-mount and be an early version of the later Fujinon 300mm in-barrel lens. It was an inexpensive Tessar design.  It is probably exactly the same as the earlier Rectar 30cm, but that might not have been coated.
FUJINON S	300mm	?	5.6-64	4/3	?	?	C3	?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. Optically, it may be the same as the later L 300mm f5.6, but it does not appear in any Fuji literature.
W S	300mm	292.9mm	5.6-90	6/4	80	420	C3s	86mm	SINGLE	An apparent early version of the 300mm f5.6 was marked "W S" and has an 86mm filter thread, like the 360mm W S. It also might have been sold with a Copal #3s shutter. The other lens features could possibly be different as well.
W	300mm	292.9mm	5.6-90	6/4	80	420	C3	77mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. The Fuji literature lists a significantly smaller image circle than it actually is.
W S	300mm	292.9mm	5.6-90	6/4	80	420	C3	77mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is probably exactly the same as the W 300mm.
SW	300mm	325.3mm	8.0-64	6/4	100	720	C3	145mm	SINGLE	This is probably just a typo in the Fuji literature. The only 300mm SW that we have actually seen is an f9, not an f8 lens.
SW	300mm	325.3mm	9.0-64	6/4	100	720	C3	145mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  It is an enormous lens in terms of size, cost and weight. It weighed in at over seven pounds! It was a special order lens, and reportedly only three were actually made.  Think of it as the F-35 jet fighter of the photographic world.
FUJINON	300mm	268.7mm	4.5-64	4/3	59	343	BARREL (90x1mm)	82mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  90mm screw-mount.  It might be a later, unmarked version of the Fujinar 30cm barrel lens. It was an inexpensive Tessar design, like the Fujinon L series lenses.
L	300mm	280.7mm	5.6-64	4/3	59	343	C3	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a less expensive Tessar design.
L	300mm	280.7mm	5.6-64	4/4	59	343	C3	67mm	SINGLE	This lens is probably just a typo in the Fuji literature. It's probably the 4/3 version.
W	300mm	291.9mm	5.6-90	6/4	70	420	C3	77mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is a somewhat improved version of the W 300mm with EBC coating.  For some reason, it was not designated as an NW lens like the 250mm NW which shares the same structure.  Go figure! The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion. The Fuji literature lists a significantly smaller angle of coverage -- to match the image circle -- when compared to the earlier version.
T	300mm	195.3mm	8.0-64	5/5	39	213	C0	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. This was Fujinon's third and final true telephoto-design lens for large format cameras.
C	300mm	282.3mm	8.5-64	4/4	66	380	C1	52mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.
NA	300mm	299.4mm	9.0-90	6/4	70	420	C1	55mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. This is a new lens in the A family of lenses. The fact that it is simply labeled "A" leads to some confusion.
CM-W	300mm	295.5mm	5.6-90	6/5	69	412	C3	77mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
W	360mm	352.7mm	6.3-90	6/4	80	485	C3	86mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. The Fuji literature lists a significantly smaller image circle than it actually is.
W S	360mm	352.7mm	6.3-90	6/4	80	485	C3	86mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is probably exactly the same as the W 360mm.
A	360mm	?	10.0-90	6/4	70	500	C1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.
A S	360mm	?	10.0-90	6/4	70	500	C1	58mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is probably exactly the same as the A 360mm.
W	360mm	351.7mm	6.3-90	6/4	68	485	C3	86mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is a somewhat improved version of the original W 360mm with EBC coating.  For some reason, it was not designated as an NW lens like the 250mm NW which shares the same structure.  Go figure!  The fact that it is simply labeled "W" leads to some confusion. The Fuji literature lists a significantly smaller angle of coverage -- to match the image circle -- when compared to the earlier version.
NA	360mm	359.1mm	10.0-90	6/4	70	504	C1	58mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is an improved version of the A 360mm with EBC coating. The fact that it is simply labeled "A" leads to some confusion.
CM-W	360mm	354.1mm	6.5-128	6/6	68	485	C3	86mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is an improved version of the W 360mm with full air-spaced design, and a slightly slower maximum aperture.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
T	400mm	259.2mm	8.0-64	5/5	33	240	C1	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This was Fujinon's first true telephoto-design lens for large format cameras.
T	400mm	252.4mm	8.0-64	5/5	31	220	C1	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  It is an improved version of the T 400mm with EBC coating, and looks slightly different from its predecessor.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
SF	420mm	413.0mm	5.6-22	3/3	58	500	BARREL (90x1mm)	82mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This was the longest of Fujinon's Soft Focus lenses.  It was not made for long, but it is superb for portrait work.  You will have to figure out for yourself what the f-stops are when using either of the disks.
L	420mm	397.6mm	8.0-64	4/3	53	480	C3	67mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It is a less expensive Tessar design.  Despite the lower cost, it was not sold for long.
L	420mm	397.6mm	8.0-64	4/4	59	480	C3	67mm	SINGLE	This lens is probably just a typo in the Fuji literature. It's probably the 4/3 version.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
C	450mm	425.3mm	12.5-64	4/4	57	486	C1	49mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. Sure it's 1.5f -stops slower than the CM-W 450mm version but it is a LOT smaller and lighter.  There were two versions of this lens, and it initially appeared with a 49mm filter thread and chrome & black shutter.
C	450mm	425.3mm	12.5-64	4/4	57	486	C1	52mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel.  The filter size is increased, and it initially appeared with a chrome & black shutter -- which was later replaced by the all black shutter.
CM-W	450mm	442.9mm	8.0-128	6/6	60	520	C3	86mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. This is a new lens to the Fujinon arsenal.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
A	600mm	603.3mm	11.0-90	6/4	70	840	C3	95mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This was a special order lens so it is very hard to find and very expensive.  You will need a lot of extension to use this puppy -- if you can find one.
A S	600mm	603.3mm	11.0-90	6/4	70	840	C3	95mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring.  This was a special order lens so it is very hard to find and very expensive.  You will need a lot of extension to use this puppy -- if you can find one. It is probably exactly the same as the A 600mm.
T	600mm	383.9mm ?	12.0-90	5/5	24 ?	260 ?	C1 ?	67mm ?	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. This is obviously an earlier version of the 600mm EBC coated T and the specifications are not known since it is not listed in any Fuji literature. This was Fujinon's second true telephoto-design lens for large format cameras.  The specifications are probably the same as the later EBC coated 600mm T, although the appearance is slightly different.  On many cameras you will need some extension -- of some sort -- to use this lens, but the results are incredible.
C	600mm	573.0mm	11.5-64	4/4	55	620	C3	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. It is very small and lightweight  for a 600mm lens -- if your camera has enough bellows extension to use it!
T	600mm	383.9mm	12.0-90	5/5	24	260	C1	67mm	EBC	It is marked on the lens barrel. On many cameras you will need some extension -- of some sort -- to use this lens, but the results are incredible.
SERIES	OPTICAL FOCAL LENGTH	FLANGE FOCAL LENGTH	f-STOPS	ELEMENTS / GROUPS	ANGLE OF COVERAGE / COVERING POWER (IN DEGREES @ f22)	IMAGE CIRCLE (IN MM @ f22)	SHUTTER	FILTER THREAD	LENS COATING	OTHER / COMMENTS
A	1200mm	1202.3mm	24-128	6/4	50	1120	C3	95mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It weighed in at an impressive FIVE pounds and needed FOUR AND A HALF FEET of bellows to focus at infinity!  If you want a 1:1 magnification, you'll need NINE FEET of bellows.  But it was really too long for most photographers, so it was not produced for very long.  This was a special order lens so it is nearly impossible to find -- let alone to afford.  The maximum aperture is f24, not f22, and while the Fuji literature lists the minimum aperture as f90, the f-stops actually run to f128. Likewise, the filter thread is 95mm, not the 102mm listed in the literature.
A S	1200mm	1202.3mm	24-128	6/4	50	1120	C3	95mm	SINGLE	It is marked inside the filter ring. It weighed in at an impressive FIVE pounds and needed FOUR AND A HALF FEET of bellows to focus at infinity!  If you want a 1:1 magnification, you'll need NINE FEET of bellows.  But it was really too long for most photographers, so it was not produced for very long.  This was a special order lens so it is nearly impossible to find -- let alone to afford.  The maximum aperture is f24, not f22, and while the Fuji literature lists the minimum aperture as f90, the f-stops actually run to f128. Likewise, the filter thread is 95mm, not the 102mm listed in the literature.

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