VILTROX 27mm f/1.2 F1.2 Pro XF Mount APS-C Portrait Autofocus Lens for Fujifilm Fuji X-Mount Cameras X-T30 X-T3 X-PRO3 X-T200 X-E4 X-E3 XH2S XH2 XT5 XT4 XT3 XS20 XT30 II XT200

The size of the lens makes it easy for travel especially on smaller cameras like the Fuji X-S10. It also has a built in lens protector that slides open and closed. I would prefer a wider aperture but for what the lens is intended for it meats the mark. Images look good for everyday and travel photography.

Awesome lens for FujiFilm X-M5

Es un excelente objetivo tomando en cuenta su precio! Es liviano y no ocupa mucho espacio, adjunto una foto que tome con el mismo

Very good and takes a very sharp photo

I very happy with this lense, it's light, fast focus, very good build and sharp.Thank you.

Super fast delivery and it included a free 77mm UV filter, which was appreciated.75mm roughly translates to a 112mm focal length when you compare it to full frame (1.5 crop). Very useful as it resides between the commonly used portrait focal lengths of 85mm and 135mm equivalents on APSC.This Viltrox lens has incredible construction quality. It’s not too heavy though on my XH2. The center of gravity when attached is easy to handle and much more of a pleasant experience than trying to fumble about with my large Canon RF lenses on my R5. Being a third party lens, I haven’t noticed any issues with the AF on my XH2. It seems to be snappy and locks onto the subject rather quickly.As far as image quality is concerned, I attached some images to this review where you can judge for yourself. I love to shoot wide open, so having the lens go to 1.2 was certainly in my wheelhouse. The bokeh on it is excellent. You’re basically getting 75mm bokeh at a 112mm perspective, which is going to still be a ton of liquidation when viewing focus falloff. rIt’s more football-shaped, which is fine by me.I know many like to compare this lens to the Fuji 56mm f/1.2, but comparing 56 to 75 doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. The compression is different. The closest Fuji comparison in terms of focal length is the XF80mm, but even that only goes to f/2.8 which is a HUGE gap from f.1.2. Therefore, this 75mm f/1.2 is a one of a kind gem with no real comparison being made by Fuji or any third party company.The Viltrox 75mm was super sharp, even wide open. I attached a shot of a model against a bright background to see if chromatic aberrations would be prominent. That shot was unedited with no lens corrections so you can just see how the lens handles those high contrast situations that usually plague portrait lenses. To my surprise, the CA was almost non-existent. That’s pretty rare for a third party lens in my experience.I’m enjoying the 75mm f/1.2 so much that now I’m interested in checking out the 13mm f/1.4.

This doesn’t fit my camera like it said it would. I will need an adapter in order to use it.

I am a hobbyist so I'm not a pro by any means but I really enjoy using this lens and the shots I'm getting. Great value.