Fujinon CM-W 250mm f/6.3
Fujinon CM-W 250mm f/6.3 is the modern Fujinon 5×7 + 8×10 normal-class flagship — CM-W at slightly slower aperture (f/6.3) than the f/5.6 CM-W lenses, for compactness and cost reduction.
Key features
- Mount: Copal 1 shutter (1s to 1/400, X-sync at all speeds)
- Focal length: 250mm
- Maximum aperture: f/6.3
- Image circle: ~320mm at f/22 — covers 5×7 with generous movements; covers 8×10 tightly
- Optical formula: Compact plasmat with EBC multi-coating
- EBC multi-coating standard
Use case + rendering
The 250 CM-W is the 5×7 + 8×10 normal modern Fujinon flagship. Slightly slower aperture vs the 210 CM-W is acceptable for the focal length class — most LF photographers stop down to f/22 anyway.
Compatible cameras
- Toyo 45A / Toyo 45AII / Toyo 45G
- Cambo SC / Cambo Calumet 45NX
- 5×7 + 8×10 view cameras
Related lenses
- Fujinon CM-W 210mm f/5.6 — wider CM-W sibling
- Fujinon CM-W 300mm f/5.6 — longer CM-W sibling
- Fujinon W 250mm f/6.7 — earlier W predecessor
Notes
Specs: Michael K. Davis, largeformatphotography.info (2002)