Fujinon 56Mm F 1.2

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..

Nice, small, sharp, focus faster than the 56/1.2. Sold the 56mm f/1.2 to get this one, so far no regrets.

Before purchasing, compared same images shot with the 90mm f/2 and my 56mm 1.2. The 90mm brought out fine detail which was less clear from the 56mm. Sharpest of all my 6 Fujifilm lenses (Have not compared to my 16mm f 1.4) Only wish Fufi would use metal for all their standard hoods.

Just a got this lens, the Fuji 56mm f/1.2 lens and the Fuji XT-1 camera. This lens is very well built and has a solid feel to it when handling it. I think it is compact and light given it has some serious glass in it and a low f/1.4 aperture. It is equal to 53mm in actual focal length which is often referred to as a normal lens. You can get get in close to subject and still be able to focus but this is not a macro lens. Produces great color and is sharp as a razor, even when shooting at the wide open aperture of f/1.4 This lens will become a must have when I travel. If this is a focal length of lens you that you like to use, then I would definitely get it.

I have the XF 56mm f/1.2 and the XF 23mm f/1.4. Which are both very very nice in their own right, but this is just better. This lens is unforgettable. I can't think of anything bad. The performance is stunning, the manual clutch is awesome, it looks absolutely gorgeous with the LH-XF16 lens hood, and I really like the perspective. Since I got the lens it hasn't come off my X-T1. I find myself coming up with excuses to go out and take pictures, because of this lens. Money well spent.

This is a very versatile lens. SUPER sharp, and excellent bokeh at f 2. It focuses much closer than the 56mm f 1.2 If you can't decide between those 2 lens, take the 90mm !

I bought this for my Fuji XF 56mm f/1.2 lens so I could shoot at shallower depths of field in bright light. This filter, like my other B+W filters, does not disappoint.

50mm F1 is a great addition in the fujifilm lens Kit. It's a bit heavier then the 56mm 1.2, but the quality and light gathering of f/1 makes up for it. The 76mm focal length is perfect as it give you the telephoto look with a bit of the environment.

For the price you can't beat the Viltrox 56mm 1.4. It provides very clear images with really nice bokeh. At 1/3 the price of the Fuji 56mm 1.2 it is the winner in terms of value. Not as clear on the corners as the Fuji 1.2 but you really have to be looking for a difference to notice. It also has some slight color distortions on the edges with sunlight but also nothing that is very noticeable unless you are really looking. I love this lens and am using it a lot on my Fujifilm X-T20.

I was debating between the 90mm f/2 lens and 56mm f/1.2 lens and opted for the 90mm because the focusing is faster and I had the 50ish focal lens covered with the 18-55mm kit lens. I couldn't be happier with my decision, this lens is super sharp and focus is accurate and faster than many of my other Fuji lenses. It's not as versatile as the 56mm but if you have the distance it will produce excellent images. I made a side-by-side comparison with my 5D3+70-200mm f2.8L IS II lens @135mm with the X-T10+90mm f/2 (fuji actual FF equivalence 137mm f/3), both wide open and 1/125s and I can say the sharpness and bokeh are very similar so it's difficult to distinguish what combo was used. The only drwaback is that the Fuji lens is not provided with IOS that would be highly beneficial. I will keep using for my outdoor portraiture and later may add the 56mm f/1.2