For the current price, this is a good lens. It's well made and does the job for most of my close up work, although not technically a Marco lens, I believe. I am using it on my X-Pro1 for outside situations.

Durable; Image Quality; Reliable

Optically excellent, and great build quality. Focus is a little slow, but very accurate. I don't care for the huge hood, but it is all metal and well made. Overall a good purchase. Works very well for portraits and is sharp right from f2.4 onward. Recommended as a nice compliment to the 35 f1.4.

Fujifilm describe this as a macro lens and whilst it does get close up, it is not a true macro. Don't buy this lens if you want to see a bee's eyes!! That's the one negative. The positives are many, particularly picture quality, which is stunning!

The Fujifilm Fujinon XF 60mm F2.4 R Macro ($649.95) covers a short telephoto field of view and is capable of focusing close enough to reproduce objects with 1:2 magnification. It's one of the first lenses that Fuji released for the X camera system, and doesn't disappoint in terms of sharpness.

Excellent sharpness; No distortion; Metal barrel and aperture ring; Includes metal hood; Compact

Focus on the slow side; Magnification limited to 1:2; Omits image stabilization; Electronic manual focus system

The Fujifilm Fujinon XF 60mm F2.4 R Macro ($649.95) covers a short telephoto field of view and is capable of focusing close enough to reproduce objects with 1:2 magnification. It's one of the first lenses that Fuji released for the X camera system, and doesn't disappoint in terms of sharpness. It's not without some faults; the autofocus is on the slow side and the focus-by-wire manual focus can be frustrating when working at macro distances. We had similar complaints when we reviewed the Zeiss Touit 2.8/50M($899.00 at Amazon), which is more expensive, but can focus closer for 1:1 macro magnification. The 60mm ($649.00 at Amazon)  is compact at just 2.8 by 2.5 inches (HD), and fairly light at 7.6 ounces. Its front element uses tiny 39mm filters, and a reversible metal lens hood is included. The hood is imposing; it almost doubles the length of the lens. But it's good idea to use it, as it does an effective job blocking stray light from hitting the front element. The lens barrel is...

The Fujifilm Fujinon XF 60mm F2.4 R Macro is a sharp macro lens, but it doesn't offer 1:1 magnification and focus is on the slow side.

Excellent sharpness; No distortion; Metal barrel and aperture ring; Includes metal hood; Compact

Focus on the slow side; Magnification limited to 1:2; Omits image stabilization; Electronic manual focus system

XF 60mm f/2.4 R Macro This telephoto macro lens for the Fujifilm X-Pro1 camera provides a field of view equivalent to a 91mm lens on a 35mm camera, has a bright f/2.4 maximum aperture, produces half life size magnification at its closest focusing distance and costs around ￡600.

This Fuji XF 60mm f/2.4 is an aspherical 90mm-equivalant macro lens with superior optical performance.

IQ wize, it's the best lens for the XP . Sharpness is incredible, bokey is very nice, there is no AC, no vignetting and no geometrical distortion. It's a flawless lens.

Outstanding Image quality

slow AF ; only 1/2

One of the very first x lenses and still optically one of the best, but if speed matters to you walk away now.

Image quality often stunning; Distortion non-existent; Easily the best Fuji lens hood - all-metal, deep and fits with a confidence inspiring ‘snick'; Almost immune to flare because of both the deeply recessed front element and the aforementioned lens hood

Painfully slow autofocus, prone to hunting over it's full range when focus is missed; No focus limiter; I agree with James - close focus, yes, macro No; AF is also noisy, but both slowness and noise somewhat improved after firmware updates; No Image Stabiliser