50mm F1.2 APS-C Manual Focus Lens for Fuji X Mount Camera Like X-A1 X-A10 X-A2 X-A3 X-A5 X-A7 X-M1 X-M2 X-H1 X-T1 X-T10 X-T2 X-T20 X-T3 X-T4 X-T100 X-T200 X-T30 X-PR01 X-PR02 X-PR03 X-E1

The 50mm f/1.2 is my third lens purchase from TTArtisan, and I absolutely love it. Is it technically perfect? No, but it's very good and I'm more than happy with the way it renders. If I want technically perfect, I'll grab my Nikon Z8 that I haven't picked up in months. I purchased a great little Fuji XT30 ii, and did not want to invest a ton of money into another brands lenses when I'm so heavily invested in Nikon. My original plan was to purchase old manual adapted lenses for my Fuji on Ebay, garage sales, etc.. Demand has gone through the roof, and people are charging crazy prices for old glass like the Canon FD 50 f1.4. Not to mention you need adapters for each lens, and now the size/bulk gets bigger which is what stopped me from carrying my camera around in the first place. I also own the TTArtisan 23mm f1.4 and 35 Tilt. These inexpensive lenses are fantastic for the price, and more importantly have made photography fun again! I carry my camera EVERYWHERE now, much to the annoyance of my wife. Luckily she understands, and there's no risk of divorce for spending 7-8K on new lenses made by Fuji. The only con for me with this lens is the screw on lens cover. This sharp metal threading is the perfect device to scratch you glass with when you're in a hurry, and a pain in general. Not a big deal at all. Just pick up a $8 lens hood with cap, throw the original back in the box, and you're good to go.

Got this lens during Black Friday so 20% off. At that price around $90, it’s such a steal. Dof is tricky at f1.2 but i like the manual experience, slowing me down and makes me ponder more before taking the shot. People mention it’s soft and all, but since I’m an amateur, I don’t care. I find it plenty sharp for my taste and I freaking love it. All the rings are well damned but not too much friction, all and all easy to use. I chose this over the f0.95 cuz of half price, but tbh I am kinda fomo a bit, wanna try out that f0.95 experience but oh well. Anyway, this price and f1.2, it’s a steal guys. Just get it.

There’s probably not much I could say about this lens that hasn’t already been said. It feels like a quality piece when you open it up, and performs extremely well for the price. If you don’t mind the manual focus and smooth aperture ring, there is no better deal on a lens out there. Just get it.

I purchased this lens as a joke, assuming it wouldn't be very good. I am amazed at it's performance (I'm a 20 yr Fuji Tech Rep verteran - retired. The Fuji F 50 1.1 is 100 times more expensive. The Fuji is NOT even 10 times better. This is an amazing value.

Pretty hefty, fully metal and cold to the touch. Focus ring feels kinda stiff, but I don't mind it that much. I originally wanted to get the 50mm f0.95, but i'm glad I went with this instead, the image quality is pretty great even wide open!

Crystal clear and very smooth.

Pretty damn sharp lens for $125. I use it with my XH1 and it’s a lot of fun. The focus ring is smooth and has a nice resistance to it. Bokeh is nice. Can’t really beat it for the price. It doesn’t compare to my Zeiss Loxia’s but that’s not what I got it for.

Nice compact all metal build. Clicked aperture (yay!) and even a DOF scale right at the focus ring. Maybe not the sharpest at f1.2 but you're going to pay 20x more for something that is. I love the metal threaded front lens cap - confidence that it's not coming off in your camera bag.

i have used it in night time in zoo. and got excellent high quality high contrast photos with beautiful colors and sharpness. its best for night time video making due to its big aperture.

Per chi fa foto in movimento è difficile , altrimenti per foto ferme o video va bene

This lens is exceptional for its price and delivers truly impressive optical performance. The F1.2 aperture provides beautiful, creamy bokeh and excellent low-light capabilities, allowing precise subject isolation and striking background separation. Sharpness is outstanding across the frame, even wide open, with minimal chromatic aberration or distortion. Build quality is solid and feels premium, with a smooth, well-damped focus ring that makes manual focusing precise and enjoyable. The compact design is ideal for APS-C and M43 cameras, offering a balance of portability and professional-level performance. Color rendering and contrast are excellent, giving images a natural yet vibrant look straight out of the camera. Overall, the Xmount version of the TTArtisan 50mm F1.2 is a technically impressive, beautifully crafted lens that combines optical quality, handling, and affordability, making it a standout choice for portraiture, street photography, and creative low-light work

The 1.2 power is here

Muy bien lente calidad - precio, muy buena construcción en metal. Altamente recomendado si te gusta enfocar en modo manual.