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Cambo WHFR-80 80mm f/4 Front Plate Lens 355g
An 80mm f/4 front-plate lens with manual aperture to f/22, Rodenstock optics and 355g weight for the RPM-GFX system
- Exceptional sharpness from 7-element multi-coated optics
- Creative depth control via manual f/4 to f/22 aperture
- Precise manual focus for detailed artistic work
- Lightweight 355g build eases extended shooting sessions
- Extendable with stackable WHF-7 and WHF-9 spacers
80mm Front Plate Lens for RPM-GFX
The Cambo WHFR-80 is an 80mm f/4 front plate lens built for the RPM-GFX system. It uses a Rodenstock Apo design with seven elements and multi-coating. Weighing 355g, it suits photographers who want a compact, manual-focus prime for portrait or detail work on compatible digital backs.
Manual Aperture and Spacer Extensions
A manual aperture ring runs from f/4 to f/22, giving direct depth-of-field control. The lens accepts stackable WHF-7 and WHF-9 spacers, so you can extend the flange distance for close-up or technical applications without changing the optical unit.
Compatibility and Mount Check
Verify that your camera uses the RPM-GFX front-plate mount and that your digital back is listed as compatible, such as Fujifilm models. The lens has no autofocus, no electronic contacts and no built-in shutter, so your body must provide those functions or you must work fully manually.
Highlights
- Exceptional sharpness from 7-element multi-coated optics
- Creative depth control via manual f/4 to f/22 aperture
- Precise manual focus for detailed artistic work
- Lightweight 355g build eases extended shooting sessions
- Extendable with stackable WHF-7 and WHF-9 spacers
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will the 7-element multi-coated optics need cleaning or recoating?
The sealed 7-element Rodenstock construction requires only occasional front-element cleaning; no internal maintenance or recoating is scheduled.
What stops me from stopping down past f/22 during long studio sessions?
The manual iris closes to f/22; that is the smallest aperture the lens mechanism allows.
Does the 355 g barrel get warm or make noise after hours of continuous use?
No moving motors or electronics are present, so the lens stays silent and at ambient temperature during extended shooting.
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