FXF member quincy did it! He put all the available Fuji X-mount lenses (and the upcoming ones) in one amazing post at the Fuji X Forum, including a short comment about all 57 lenses available for Fuji X mount lens:
- Fujinon (20 lenses + 3 to come)
- Zeiss (3 lenses)
- HandeVision (1 lens)
- Lensbaby (4 lenses)
- Meyer Optik Görlitz (2 lenses)
- SLR Magic (3 lenses)
- Zhongyi (3 lenses)
- Samyang / Rokinon / Walimex (21 lenses)
quincy also made a chart, plotting the lenses’ maximum aperture over the focal length. The focal length scale is logarithmic to show the prime area more prominent.
It’s a Work In Progress… so feel free to jump over here and contribute to the collection of data.
Respect, quincy… that was a terrific first post on the Fuji X Forum 🙂
6 Responses
35/f2 seems to run late…would like to see that one…
I think we’ll see it under our X-mas tree
Fuji has impresive line of lenses but paradoxically does not offer what I need – small and resonably fast classic fl of primes for discreet shooting. My favourite primes for FF are 85/50/35/24mm, Fuji equivalents are 56/35/23/16 but 16/23/56 are so huge and not comfortable for street and discreet shooting, that I have not decided to buy them. Only 35/1.4 is in acceptable size but I would like it in even a little smaller with f/2. Apart from that AF is not fast too – it’s because of big glass to move I suppose. So, Fuji offers great line of primes but they are huge, actually they are bigger and bigger and also very expenisve… Fuji loses main benefits that brought me to Fuj when I sold Canon DSLR – size and weight and now I consider to to go back to FF.
The Fuji setup is so huge and unbearable, it’s killing me! FF next!
I think it is just hard to balance performance with size. Most lens they offer are expensive, and people have high expectations on expensive lens. I personally would hope Fuji to launch some $200-500 USD primes for carry around. But I kinda suspect that’s going to happen.
Not to menschen the over designed and over sized hoods. They are using on their “fast” lenses. They appeal to the photographer who wants to show off