TTARTISAN 35mm F1.4 APS-C Manual Focus Lens for Fuji X Mount Camera X-A10 X-A20 X-A3 X-A5 X-A7 X-M1 X-H1 X-T10 X-T2 X-T20 X-T3 X-T30 X-T4 X-T100 X-T200 X-Pro1 X-Pro2 X-Pro3 X-E1 X-E2S X-E3 Black

Been watching reviews for this lens and has been blown away when I was able to use it myself. Great seller was local and is selling this for much cheaper than the ones in the first results.

Correct Mount arrived. Order fuji x and thats what arrived. works perfectly fine

This lenses said to have a cult following and after using it, I can see why. The lens performs well on the full aperture settings . It’s extremely clear F8 and is one of my favorite lenses to use for its comfort and size on a small camera or a large camera. I would highly recommend this lens for anybody considering a capable 35 mm F1.4 lens for Fuji!!

I’m a beginner in photography and I use this lens with a Fujifilm X-S10. I’ve tested it for street photography, portraits, indoor shots, and low-light situations. This is a great lens to start learning how to focus manually and to explore the world of prime lenses. The image quality is quite decent — it delivers good sharpness and contrast, with a pleasant bokeh. Colors are rendered nicely too, especially for a lens in this price range. The manual focus is relatively easy to use, though it does require patience and practice to get consistent results. It’s a great learning experience. The build quality is solid and mostly metal, which gives it a premium feel, although it’s a bit heavier than I expected. Still, it’s not uncomfortable to carry. I haven’t noticed any distortion or chromatic aberration so far. I definitely recommend this lens as a first manual prime. It offers a lot of creative possibilities and I plan to keep using it until I fully master it and feel the need to upgrade.

Very high quality and very nice price!

Tiny, well made and downright gorgeously designed lens. At wider apertures, it isn't very impressive, but around f/4 and f/5.6 it is surprisingly sharp across the field (f/2 makes the center useable, f/2.8 is actually rather good). The lens of this size in the older times would probably be a 35/3.5 and if you use it as one, it will give you some good quality pictures. Color is neutral in temperature, but quite punchy. Microcontrast is moderate and the pictures respond well to sharpening. There is noticeable distortion and wide open, quite pronounced vignetting, which goes away a few stops down. I think the only way to get rid of the distortion and improve resolution wide open would be to make imaging circle a big bigger, which, in turn, would make the lens bigger. Ergonomically, I love the clicky aperture ring, but the focusing ring could have a wider grip. I understand that the lens diagram has to be there, but still, it would have been nice. The focus throw is quite short, so nailing focus at wider apertures can become challenging. Edit: This lens is very good for crystal ball photogrpahy. With a 10mm extension ring, the ball fills the frame almost edge to edge.