FUJIFILM XF 56mm F1.2 R Lens

What are the differences between this APD version of the XF 56mm lens with the 56mm without APD? Watch Christopher Frosts video review for the answer. Is it better and is it worth the extra coin? Personal choice. You can watch the videos when you are using laptop or desktop computer.

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Fujifilm photographer Niko Villegas has the following to say about his Fujifilm xf 56mm lens.

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 a new 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.

Featuring a maximum aperture of F1.2, this lens delivers beautiful bokeh and a medium telephoto focal length equivalent to 85mm in the 35mm film format. Images are extremely sharp even with the aperture wide open. The apodization (APD) version delivers even smoother bokeh with rich tonality. This ability to produce the ultimate bokeh so your subject stands out makes this lens ideal for portraits, as well as a range of other subjects.

Like other XF lenses, the XF 56mm F1.2 R is designed to be comfortable in use and has a premium quality look and feel.

The FUJIFILM XF 56mm F1.2 R Lens comes with a full Australian warranty.