VILTROX PRO 75mm f/1.2 f1.2 Fuji x Mount APS-C Prime Lens for Fujifilm X Mount Camera X-T5 X-H2 X-H2S X-T30 II X-T4

Okay by no means are these going to be "optically" better than fuji lenses but the differences are negligible.The reason I think these compete head to head with fuji branded lenses are because of the VALUE. Optically these are on par with my fuji equivalent lenses at almost half the price. The autofocus is SO much faster and they have software updates to improve even more over time. The contrast on these lenses are beautiful and the Bokeh is just as dreamy as any fuji lens albeit more pronounced. Highlight roll off is clean and lens flare is very minimal. There is some slight purple fringing that I do not see as often on fuji lenses BUT at the price of this lens it's definitely not a deal breaker and can be easily corrected in photoshop.Pros-AMAZING QUICK autofocus BEST i've EVER seen on a mirrorless-cannot beat the price point for the quality-software updates improve lens performance-comes with a metal lens hood feels VERY premium and a nice carrying pouch-super sharp at the sweet spot cant tell the difference between this and fuji at 5.6 aperture-perfect for video because the autofocus is so accurate and works really well with eye trackingCons-purple fringing in some scenes hard to avoid sometimes-Viltrox doesn't yet have a multi focal length lens for fuji which is really a bummer you're locked to prime lenses-some older lenses have micro USB where as the new 13mm is USB C so having multiple cables can be an annoyance

Absolutely wonderful, tack sharp wide angle lens. I have been extremely impressed with the quality lenses that viltrox is producing. I have purchased the 13, the 27, and the 75 and have been super satisfied with the image quality and build of these lenses.

It's one of the best lenses you can buy for the Fuji X system: great image quality, wondergul sharpness, razor sharp and lightning fast autofocus and great build quality.Beware of the loss of contrast and flaring issues when shooting against windows or against the sun. Othwerwise is easily the best lens you can buy for event photography.Enjoy!

As a Fujifilm shooter, I am thoroughly impressed with the two Viltrox lenses I have, the 13mm f1.4 and the 75mm F1.2. Both lenses are quick, great in low light, have incredible auto focus, are sharp edge to edge and lack any significant distortion. These have single handedly set the bar for what I expect now at a reasonable price, and the value is off the charts. Granted, they are a little on the large side, but given the feature set, performance and quality of the builds, I am more than happy with the size.I am brand agnostic, and have shot Nikon, Sony, and Fuji and bought lenses from multiple companies for all of them. However, if Viltrox continues to put out lenses like this, I will consider myself to be a fan and look to them before any others for my Fuji, and that includes the OEM builds. Highly recommended!

This lens blew my expectations and was worth every penny! It features excellent autofocus, build quality, and sharpness, and its title of "bokeh king" is deserved, with smooth and creamy backgrounds. It is sharp even at f/1.2, and I have consistently been impressed by the image quality for all uses. Although it is a bit heavy, it is well-built and feels solid when shooting -- the metal build and weather sealing provide peace of mind. The aperture ring on this lens is something I found myself missing on its earlier lenses, and is very convenient when shooting. I have found myself taking this lens out regularly now with my 18-50mm zoom, and it has been perfect for portraits, low-light environments, and whenever I need the extra reach!Overall, the Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 is a great lens for the price. If you are looking for a fast, sharp, and affordable lens for your Fujifilm X-mount camera, the Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 is a great option.

This is my second Viltrox lens after purchasing the excellent 13mm f1.4 last year. I purchased this 75mm lens for low light events and general portraiture. It seemed like a good middle ground between the Fujifilm XF 56mm f1.2 and the XF 90mm f2 lenses. The lens is sturdy, the aperture ring easy to use, and image quality has been great on the X-H2. After updating to firmware 1.02, the AF-C auto focus has worked about as well as other Fujifilm lenses I have tried on the X-H2.The only challenging parts about the lens are a bit of lemon bokeh in the corners (almost unavoidable for an f1.2 lens) and the minimum focus distance being a bit further away than I would like (closer than zoom lenses but cannot focus as close as the newer Fuji f1.2 and f1.4 prime lenses). I am interested in trying it out with an extension tube to see if that might yield some interesting up close shots.For the price it is hard to beat for an auto focus lens with this level of image quality and build quality. I hope Viltrox releases more Pro series lenses like this one.

very good wide angle lens for my fujifilm X-H2

ProsThis is the best built lens I have tried from viltrox yet and it is even weather sealed for that extra peace of mind. The weight is not bad and the image is sharp even wide open at the 1.2 aperture. Speaking of 1.2 the bokeh is fantastic at 1.2 absolutely crushing your out of fucus areas. This is a major step up from the13mm 1.4 from vlitrox as you can really isolate your subject.ConsThe largest con is going to be autofocus as it doesn't like to lock in on objects with much reliability. The 1.2 firmware helps but is still not on point. Speaking on focus the minimum distance is far I mean darn far. I found myself having to take two steps back from where I would think that the shot would be to get the object into the focus range. This can be reduced with extension tubes unlike the 13mm so this is a major plus in my book.ConclusionThis may be the best viltrox lens to date and it knocks it out of the park when it comes to price to performance. This will be my third viltrox lens and I eagerly await what they may cook up next.