Elevate your architectural and still-life photography in Japan with the Fujinon GF110mmF5.6 T/S Macro tilt-shift lens. Designed for the GFX medium format system, this lens offers a versatile 35mm equivalent focal length of 87mm, ideal for detailed close-ups and perspective control.
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Contact Jasumo Now →The built-in shift and tilt mechanisms allow you to precisely correct converging lines in architecture (shift) or control the plane of focus for creative macro and product photography (tilt). With a maximum magnification of 0.5x, this lens is a powerful tool for capturing unique and distortion-free images of Japan’s structures and intricate crafts.
Take complete control over focus and perspective with this specialized Fujinon lens, perfect for capturing Japan’s unique architecture and exquisite small objects with technical precision.
The GF110mmF5.6 T/S Macro is built with an advanced optical configuration of 11 elements in 9 groups, including one aspherical and two ED lenses, ensuring high resolution and minimized aberration across the entire image circle, even when tilt or shift is applied. The tilt and shift controls are independent and allow for precise adjustments to correct perspective issues instantly.
Its design makes it versatile: the 87mm equivalent focal length is excellent for product and macro work where the 0.5x magnification shines, and it is equally powerful for shooting the complex facades of historic or modern buildings in Tokyo or Kyoto.
| Specification | Detail |
| Focal Length (Equivalent) | 87 mm |
| Maximum Aperture | F5.6 |
| Tilt Amount | Plus or minus 10 degrees |
| Shift Amount | Plus or minus 15 mm |
| Weight (Approx.) | 1,255 grams |
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The shift function is mainly used to correct perspective distortion, specifically converging vertical lines, which commonly occurs when tilting the camera up to photograph tall buildings like temples or modern skyscrapers in Japan. It keeps lines parallel and accurate.
The tilt function changes the plane of focus, allowing you to control which parts of a scene are in focus. This can be used for the ‘miniature effect’ on landscapes or to extend the depth of field across a shallow macro scene without stopping down the aperture significantly.
Yes, the lens is optically and mechanically compatible with all GFX cameras. However, the advanced shift rotation sensor feature is currently only supported by the GFX100 II, with support for other GFX bodies expected via future firmware updates.
Yes, when the tilt and shift mechanisms are centered (zero position), the GF110mmF5.6 T/S Macro performs as a superb 87mm equivalent prime lens, excellent for portraits and general medium telephoto shooting with the medium format sensor.
The lens construction is built to high standards for weather resistance. While the moving parts of a tilt-shift lens inherently require extremely precise mechanical tolerances, the overall design ensures high durability and protection against typical environmental exposure.
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