Fujifilm XF 30mm F2.8 R LM WR Macro — Bokeh & Optical Ray-Tracing Simulator

Interactive 3D portrait ray-traced through the published CN116500768A optical prescription (11 elements in 9 groups, 6 aspherical) with a 10.7 mm entrance pupil and 0.1 m minimum focus.

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Optical & Portrait Specifications (Upper Body Framing)

Optical & Portrait Metric Measured / Patent Value What It Means in Practice
Patent Prescription CN116500768A · 11 elements in 9 groups (6 aspherical) Traced surface by surface in WebGL2
Entrance Pupil Diameter 10.7 mm (at f/2.8) Controls distant background blur disc size
Corner Bokeh Roundness (90% Field) 44% at f/2.8 · -1.9 EV Mechanical vignetting (cat’s-eye vs. round corner highlights)
Background Field of View (Compression) 43° horizontal Width of the background room visible behind the subject
Upper-Body Working Distance 1.85 m Camera-to-subject distance for head-to-waist framing
Effective Focal Length (Breathing) 30.3 mm (+0.8%) Actual framing focal length at portrait distance
Depth of Field (Sharp Zone) 63 cm (1.58 m – 2.22 m) Sharp zone at wide-open aperture
Minimum Focus Distance 0.1 m Closest focusing distance from the sensor

Questions

How much background blur and corner cat's-eye does the Fujifilm XF 30mm F2.8 R LM WR Macro produce?

Wide open at f/2.8, the Fujifilm XF 30mm F2.8 R LM WR Macro has a 10.7 mm entrance pupil (30 mm ÷ 2.8) and 44% bokeh roundness in the 90% corner (-1.9 EV corner falloff). In an upper-body portrait at 1.85 m, the sharp depth-of-field zone spans 63 cm (1.58 m to 2.22 m) with a 43° horizontal background angle of view.

Does the Fujifilm XF 30mm F2.8 R LM WR Macro show focus breathing at portrait distance?

Based on patent CN116500768A, tracing the focusing group at 1.85 m gives an effective framing focal length of 30.3 mm (+0.8% vs. the nominal 30 mm). You can toggle "Match subject size" in the simulator to see the framing shift live.

What optical design is inside the Fujifilm XF 30mm F2.8 R LM WR Macro?

The patent prescription (CN116500768A) specifies 11 lens elements in 9 groups with 6 aspherical surfaces. The interactive Optical X-Ray above traces rays through every surface in real time.

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