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Fujinon XF56mmF1.2 R

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Brand	Fujifilm
Lens Type	Standard
Compatible Mountings	Fujifilm X
Camera Lens Description	7
Maximum Focal Length	56 Millimeters

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35mm equivalent - 85mm
Max aperture F1.2, Min aperture F16
Number of blades - 7(rounded diaphragm opening)
Focus Range : Normal 0.7m - ∞; Macro 0.7m-3m
Filter Size 62mm. Max. magnification :0.09x

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Fujinon XF56mmF1.2 R

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A fast F1.2 lens with a focal length of 85mm* that delivers beautiful background bokeh so it's ideal for portraiture. The lens' incredible resolving power is thanks to the modern optical design featuring 11 elements in 8 groups. Two ED (extra-low dispersion) elements and one double-sided aspherical element are used to control spherical and chromatic aberrations, while a further four of the elements feature convex surfaces to ensure excellent light coverage, even when shooting wide open.

Like other XF lenses, the XF56mmF1.2 R is designed to be comfortable in use and has a premium quality look and feel.

* 35mm format equivalent

		Fujifilm XF50-140mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR	Fujinon XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR	Fujinon XF16mmF2.8 R WR Lens - Black	Fujifilm XF90mmF2 R LM WR

Customer Rating	(314)	(261)	(245)	(153)	(110)
Price	$999.00	$1,599.00	$1,128.00	$399.00	$949.00
Sold By	Amazon.com	Amazon.com	Premier Camera =Japan= Our Japanese staff will send you with care.	Amazon.com	Amazon.com
Color	Black	Black	black	Black	Black
Compatible Camera Mount	Fujifilm X	Fujifilm X	Fujifilm X	Fujifilm X	Fujifilm X
Focus Type	Micromotor	Auto Focus	Auto Focus	Auto Focus	Stepper motor
Item Dimensions	2.76 x 2.87 x 2.87 inches	3.26 x 3.26 x 6.93 inches	4.17 x 3.27 x 3.27 inches	6 x 4.7 x 4.7 inches	4.13 x 2.95 x 2.95 inches
Item Weight	0.89 lbs	2.20 lbs	1.44 lbs	0.90 lbs	1.19 lbs
Lens Type	Standard	Telephoto	Standard	Wide Angle	Telephoto
Maximum Aperture	f/1.2	f/2.8	0 millimeters	2.8 millimeters	f/2
Maximum Focal Length	56 millimeters	140	55 millimeters	16 millimeters	90 millimeters
Minimum Aperture	16	2.8	22	22	16
Minimum Focal Length	56 millimeters	50	16 millimeters	16 millimeters	90 millimeters
Photo Filter Thread Size	62 millimeters	72 millimeters	77 millimeters	—	62 millimeters

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XF 56mm F1.2 - 35mm equivalent - 85mm, Angle of view 28.5 Degree, Max aperture F1.2, Min aperture F16, Number of blades - 7(rounded diaphragm opening), Focus Range - Normal 0.7m - ∞; Macro 0.7m-3m, Filter Size 62mm.

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Product Dimensions

2.76 x 2.87 x 2.87 inches

Item Weight

14.3 ounces

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B00HK8Z9AG

Item model number

XF56MMF1.2 R

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314 ratings

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#492 in SLR Camera Lenses

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Date First Available

January 6, 2014

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Country of Origin

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I bought this last June. I am the only owner and I keep it in a humidity controlled dry box when it is not in use. I've used it for 11 portrait shoots, totaling 350 shots. It is in mint/pristine condition except for the smallest of dots on the filter thread that is missing paint (above the '1.2' of the '1:1.2' imprint). It is literally a fraction of a millimeter and was only noticeable to me when I took a macro image of the lens. I haven't used it once since last July so it's time to let this beauty go. It comes with everything that came with it originally including the original box and documentation. Happy shooting!

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Magnus

worthy of its legend

Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2018

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This is my second favorite Fuji lens. First favorite is the 16mm. The only reasons this isn't the first:
* Not WR.
* Long minimum focusing distance (16mm is practically a macro)
* .... uhhhh that's it.

We've all seen how perfect this is at portraits and model shoots. Want some next level magic? Slap a 3x ND filter on the business end and try some street photography with it. I know! The purists will tell you that there is no such thing as street photography with a lens this long. But just open that aperture all the way up, use an ND filter, and *try it*. Game changer.

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ian_alexander

amazon return policy abuse

Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2021

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I will never buy a len from amazon again. not because amazon is not good, but because buyer abuse.

I received the len yesterday. the camera box came in a plastic bag without any padding, which i believe will almost guarantee damaging the len during shipping. it was a big shock to me. also there was evidence that the original box had been opened before. I did a quick test of the lens right after i receiving it. it turned out the len has focus issue. So i returned it right away and marked it as defected. Bad experience. But ironically this not my first time buying lens on amazon. the same happened last time i bought a xf 16mm f1.4 --- an open box item as well. so two times in a row, it is a pattern to me now. I think this indicates two things:

1) amazon len product has high return rate, possibly related to buyer returning abuse;
2) amazon did not handle returned item properly.

Amazon has a very generous returning policy. Not only no question ask, but also a generous one month window for returning. I think many buyers bought the len and use it a month for free before returning it.

For sure, I won't buy any camera/len from amazon again.

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JokingJ

Good overall performer, but overpriced and showing its age

Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021

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First things first, let me just say that I use this professionally for portraits and events and have no problem recommending it for such use -- at least with the X-T3 or equivalent Fuji camera sensor/autofocus generation.

That said, it's a lens that I really wish Fuji would update, as it's underwhelming compared to other high-end options for portraits in the range and overpriced compared to something like the Viltrox 56mm F1.4. In particular, I switched to this from the Fujinon 90mm F2 as my main portrait option last year (the 56mm is better in terms of working-distance for portraits and general use, and the 50-140mm F2.8 picks up the slack from the 90mm prime well enough for my needs), but in comparison the 56mm falls short in the following ways:

1) For a $1000 APS-C format prime, the lack of weather sealing is just plain annoying. The 90mm costs less and performs better and does have WR, so I'm not sure what the excuse is.

2) The autofocus motors/system are underwhelming and need an update. Simply put, the 56mm focuses slower, louder, and less confidently than any other lens I use, and for the price that's pretty disappointing. The 90mm by contrast has a quad linear stepping motor that's fast, accurate, and near silent -- again for less money. This 56mm whirs, hunts sometimes, and often takes its time doing it low light, which also means tracking/continuous AF is frequently subpar in those scenarios as well. Performance for this lens is better on the firmware-updated X-T3 and X-T4 than my older X-H1, but compared to the Fuji 50-140mm, 16-55mm, and even my Viltrox 23mm, this feels lacking.

3) Sharpness... kind of. Wide open, this is entirely adequate for professional use (weddings, parties, events, portraits, etc.), and anyone who says different maybe needs to ask themselves why they're shooting on a camera system that caps out at 26MP. Nonetheless, other Fuji lenses are sharper and cost less (again, that 90mm really puts this to shame), and I'd be lying if I said I never worried *a little* about resolution those times I felt the need to crop in a bit more than usual. Still, stop down even just to F2 and it's pretty much excellent.

4) Build -- while it's certainly no slouch in terms of feel/operation, it's also obvious that Fuji has improved manufacturing practices since this lens was originally released. By comparison, the tolerances on my other "pro" oriented Fuji lenses are better, whether it's the more solid clicks/detents in the aperture ring, fitment to the camera mount, or play/slop in the control/focus rings. Again, nothing to outright avoid the lens over, but an update would be nice to bring it up to the same level as the 16-55mm or 90mm, which would also help justify the price.

5) Bokeh (sometimes) -- this is a niggle I have with my Fuji F2.8 zooms as well, but the quality of the bokeh on certain things at certain distances (namely thinner tree branches, plants, and the like) isn't especially smooth. Being able to open up to F1.2 certainly helps, but sometimes you just need a bit more distance from the background to really smooth things out. Not a big deal 95% of the time, but on those occasions where moving back isn't possible, it's a bummer.

As for what's good about this lens, it's basically everything else:

1) Overall image quality is very good, and things like flaring and CA are reasonably well controlled. I mentioned a lack of biting sharpness when shooting wide open in the cons above, but honestly for portrait work I find that preferable (less work in post skin softening and the like). Even so, sharpness is still very good at F1.2, and by F2 I'd say it's excellent if you need the extra resolution.

2) Size -- gosh, I love how compact this thing is. The 90mm wasn't large by any means, but this thing is both very light and positively diminutive in terms of footprint, and even with the hood on makes for a pretty inconspicuous high-end portrait lens. Considering that I use the Fuji X system partly for the smaller sized body/lens combo as well as the ability to carry less weight, the 56mm really fits the bill. Honestly, it's a real treat to have this and my 23mm F1.4 serve the purpose for couples shoots and portraits, as I'm able to walk in and out of permit-happy Chicago locations without turning a head most of the time -- something that could be a problem with a big full frame DSLR kit.

So overall, there aren't any deal breakers with this lens and the results typically speak for themselves. It's not a perfect optic, and Fuji should definitely give it a makeover with updated build (with weather sealing!) and new focus motors at the least, and perhaps some minor tweaks to optics/coatings to coax out a little more sharpness and improve bokeh rendering on complex backgrounds, as that would help justify the asking price a bit more. Sadly, I think the answer to my complaints was the new 50mm F1, which does have some appeal, but it's 1.5x the price, both larger and heavier, and hard to find in stock (or at least it was -- believe me I considered it!). The upside is that I'd imagine the 56mm will come down in price if Fuji leaves it as-is, especially if Sigma comes through and brings their 56mm F1.4 and other APS-C primes to X mount along with the existing Viltrox offerings.

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clark2298

Breath taking a must own

Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2017

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WOW!! This lens makes the FUJI Xt-2! I can't say enough good things about this lens. The images it creates are absolutely drop dead stunning. For build quality it's got a nice balanced weight to it but still easy enough to hand hold. To me the motor is almost silent, and the focus and aperture rings are smooth as silk. I'm not going into pixel peeping specifics as that's what other pro sites are for. That being said: In my own personal opinion If I could only have once lens this would be it without a doubt. Yes it's costly but worth every penny (and normally I would never say that about a camera lens) Others have said it hunts for focus but that was not my experience at all. I easily nailed 95 percent of the first 1250 photos taken ( which involved 4 year olds playing soccer and my daughter flying on a swing set. For photo reference see my previous first impressions on the Xt-2 both photos are straight out of the camera totally unedited and in JPEG

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Andrew P. Welch

Awesome portrait lens!

Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2019

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I have owned this lens before and loved it but I sold it when I moved to Sony for a couple of years. Now I'm back using Fujifilm cameras so I immediately re-purchased the 56mm f/1.2.
One thing to note: the lens I received had been used. As you can see from the photos, there was dust all over it. This is not something you would expect from a new lens or even one that had just been taken out of the box for inspection. Doubly troubling is the fact that the lens was "shipped and sold" by Amazon itself and not a third party. I expected more QC from them. Make sure that you check for issues when you receive your copy.

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JKM

The most important thing to know...

Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2019

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...is that, if you are a Fujifilm X-Series camera owner, and predominantly like to shoot portraits, then this is the most important lens you will ever own.

It is (personally) the sharpest lens I've ever owned, and it creates the most shallow depth of field (Bokeh) that I've ever seen in my own photography work, using any lens, with any other brand, bar none.

People say this lens is the "reason" to switch from Canon or Nikon etc. or full frame cameras, without regret. I really cannot find a singular reason to disagree with that assessment. It has a bit of magic to it. More than a bit...

The most recent review of this lens up on Amazon (unless I missed more recent ones?) seems to be back in 2017. I'm surprised no one has bought it here, since then...

There's nothing I can say about this lens that has not already been said. But let me be the most recent to say, I do not know what I was thinking... waiting so long.

This lens is a crown jewel.

19 people found this helpful

Rob

A specialist lens, that is not very speedy and ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 20, 2017

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A specialist lens, that is not very speedy and mostly suitable for studio/ slow style photography when the subject poses.
The first one I bought had a noisy focus and I had it replaced

Amazon Customer

One of the best Fujinon lenses

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 20, 2019

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This is a replacement to my original 56mm. It’s my most used lens along with the 23 1.4. It’s a phenomenal lens.

2 people found this helpful

Alex H.

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 24, 2017

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I'm in love with this lens.

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Trevor Bevan

excellent results

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 30, 2019

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superb portraits

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