[Center Pinch] As with the 35mm I recently purchased, this lens performs immaculately--great color, sharpness and it goes well with my 16mm 1.4f prime and my 80 2.8f macro prime (all purchased through B&H)--used it recently on some landscape photos in the fog and really liked the sharpness!

[Fujifilm X] Given the choice, I would definitely want the new 50mm f/1 lens. However, it costs 3x as much and is much heavier. f/2 is pretty fast and this lens is small and convenient. I used it as a wedding to shoot natural light photos during the reception and I love the results.

[Front] Great size for my X-T3 and X-T4. Very sharp. Focusing is very fast. Nothing bad to say about this one.

[Fujifilm X] I was happy with my kit lens 18-55mm, but this one changed everything!! Super sharp and crazy fast compared to the kit lens.

[Fujifilm X] Bought to use on my Fujifilm pro 3. Very happy with the picture quality.

[Fujifilm X] Yes, it's sharp to the edges, even wide open. How sharp? The best word is scintillates and although I've long since sold off my Leitz M glass, the Fuji 50 is a clear match for the 75 Summicron. Except the Fuji is sharper to the edges...
B&H put together a nifty package with lens, filter and cleaning kit. Thanks, B&H!

[Fujifilm X] Bought this to do more enviromental portrait work. It's great for shootings kids because of the fast focus, light and easy to take anwhere. I use it on my Xt30

[Front] easy to use -haha

[Front] I love this tiny prime lens. It is a great focal length (75mm) & image quality is perfect. I also love that it is weather resistant.

[Center Pinch] This is the second copy of this lens I've owned. I sold the first after picking up a 56 f1.2 lens for commercial work, but realized I missed the compact size and beautiful, contrasty rendering of the 50 f2 so I purchased again for use on an X-Pro2 body. Both copies I've used are very sharp across the frame from wide open (bitingly sharp in the center), and hit peak sharpness around f4. Images are very punchy with no perceptible chromatic aberration, and vignetting and distortion are very well controlled. The aperture ring is tight with strong clicks, like the other f2 Fujicrons, and the wide manual focus ring is extremely smooth and a pleasure to use for fine-tuning focus. Importantly for X-Pro shooters, there the small tapered profile of the lens does not significantly protrude into the optical viewfinder, and stays outside the bright lines. And it doesn't take up any room at all the bag. A wonderful lens for street photography, architecture and casual portraits (but the longer focal length of the 60mm f2.4 and 56 f1.2 or telephoto zooms tend to produce better portrait results). Very pleased to have this little gem back in my bag.