Fujifilm 56Mm F 1.2 R

[58 mm (Front)] I've seen a review of this lens that states it's sharper than Fujifilms own 56mm f/1.2...I don't know for sure but this is a very nice sharp lens (as they say, for the money)....or for any amount of money..Try it, if your not happy with it just send it back..

[FUJIFILM X] It’s bigger than Fuji 16mm 1.4 but not much more. It’s a sharper lens of the two. Sharper than Fuji 56mm 1.2 ver I. Sharper than Viltrox’s own 33mm 1.4.. on top of all that, it has very little chromatic aberration- at least I didn’t notice it. On X-H2 the lens fits balanced and comfortable. Overall highly recommended

[0.105 lb] I debated between this lens and the 56mm f/1.2 for a long time. I ended up purchasing this one due to it being ever so slightly wider, which I found worked well for what I needed. It is heavier than the 56, but it is honestly worth it for the image quality. The ability to shoot at f/1 is wonderful and I personally stop it down to around f/1.6 for really solid results for portraits. Highly recommend looking into this lens if you’re looking for something that can let in a ton of light and don’t mind the weight too much.

[Belt Loop] fits my wife's Fujifilm XT-3 with 18-55mm or 56mm F1.2 nicely. what else need to say? go and get it.

[52 mm (Front)] After comparing different options in the 56mm range for a Fujifilm x pro3 I choose this lens based on the overall performance and price. Images are sharp with pleasing color rendering and autofocus is fast and accurate. Very happy with the purchase and can recommend.

[58 mm (Front)] Youd think for the price this would have some flaws. At f.1/4 its pretty sharp at f.2 its razor sharp. I did not look at the outer edges of the frames as Im concerned with my subject. Good buy for the price.

[25.6 mm] Using the Viltrox 27mm f/1.2 with my Fujifilm X-H2S has been an eye-opening experience. It delivers amazing image quality at a price point that's hard to beat. While its autofocus might trail slightly behind my Fujifilm 33mm f/1.4 WR, the difference is minor and doesn't impact its overall stellar performance. The bokeh is where this lens truly shines. Its swirly effect gives photos a unique, dreamy quality that I find incredibly appealing. Even with a bit of cat's eye bokeh at the edges, the visual impact of images remains strong and distinctive. Another feature I appreciate is the aperture ring. As a Fuji shooter, this is extremely important to me. Viltrox's build quality is noteworthy. The lens feels solid. This durability, combined with its optical performance, makes it an outstanding addition to any Fujifilm photographer's arsenal. I pretty much keep it on my X-H2S all the time. As someone who values both quality and affordability, I want to see how the Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 measures up. If it's anything like the 27mm f/1.2, it'll be another must-buy. The Viltrox 27mm f/1.2 offers incredible value for Fujifilm photographers. Its combination of image quality, build, and unique bokeh effects makes it a highly recommended purchase.

[Manual Focus] I bought the Voigtlander Nokton 23mm f/1.2 to use on my Fujifilm X-Pro3 and I was sold. I liked it so much that as soon as the 35mm was back in stock, I ordered it, and I love it, too. I am really enjoying using manual focus and the rendering from both lenses is very appealing to my eye. The build quality of these lenses is first rate. I think they're worth every penny. Don't get me wrong, the Fujifilm lenses are wonderful, but the Voigtlanders are fantastic as well. If Voigtlander comes out with more X-mount lenses, I'm buying them.

[0.235 lb] Works great on the Sigma 56mm f1.4. I am very pleased.

[Autofocus] Buy this one. You don't need a 1.2