SIRUI Sniper 16mm APS-C Autofocus Lens, F1.2 Wide Angle Camera Lens for X-T4, X-T5, X-H1, X-H2/H2S, X-T3, X-T30, X-S10 (X Mount, Black)

I have their 23mm and this one is just as good. Solid construction and amazing Bokeh. I wish it had a better manual focus option on it but the quality of the picture made up for it.I ended up returning it though because the focal length was too long for my applications but looks to be an excellent portrait lens.

Wow... for around $300 this is a stellar piece of gear. New to Fuji and wanted to try some inexpensive 3rd party lenses and the Sirui 23 1.2 did not disappoint.Pleasing bokeh, reliable autofocus (on my XM5), and solid build quality. The lens hood is a touch stiff due to the locking mechanism but that's not necessarily a bad thing.Chromatic aberration is mostly controlled and easily cleaned up in LR. A touch soft at 1.2, but this gives the image a nice character. I'll eventually do a full review for my YouTube channel. Solid first lens for my fuji kit.

Really fun lens on my Fuji xt5! I’m still new to Fuji but it’s been a fun lens to play around with! It’s been my most used so far 🙌🏻

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The best lens for recording video in excellent quality.

I have never purchased a lens that I hoped I would love more than this one. 56mm f:1.2; a dream combination and way less expensive than the Fuji version. The build quality is excellent. Great choice of materials and somewhat comfortable to handle. Received it yesterday; writing this review today; and returning it tomorrow.I used it on two different x mount bodies to rule out camera issues. A total of 30 frames at various shutter f stop combinations, at ISO 400 and 800. These are my familiar "film" speeds. Pix were indoors and outdoors and the lens performed more than adequately. The problem is probably me but this is what I noted;1. It is very heavy (f:1.2 will cause this.)2. It does not get to acceptable sharpness until f:5.6. Maybe f:4, but I don't think so.3. I found myself using shutter speeds below my hand-held comfort zone.4. The f: stops are NOT on the lens barrel. You set them through the camera controls. Not the way I work.5. I didn't need f:1.2 more than a half dozen times and was never satisfied with the results.So you see, it is probably me. I think a 50mm f:2 would be enough since I am more of an f:8 and be there kind of photographer. Good lens, worth the money, but you have to have a need. I don't.For what it's worth, I also own the fuji kit zoom that doesn't have f:stops on the barrel. Can't remember the last time it ever left the bag. Gotta have f: stops on the lens. If you don't need this, then maybe this lens is for you

Pros: Good build. Not too bulky. Fast Auto Focus.Cons: Not that sharp at f1.2. I felt like my Fujinon 35mm F2 is much sharper wide open.Ended up returning and getting the Viltrox 75mm 1.2