TTartisan 27mm F2.8 Autofocus Lens, Compatible with Fuji X-Mount Cameras XS10 X-A5 X-A7 X-M1 X-M2 X-E4 X-T1 X-T10 X-T2 X-T20 X-T3 X-T4 X-T100 X-T200 X-T30 X-Pro1 X-Pro2 X-Pro3 X-E1 (Black)

Excelente lente por si precio ofrece mucho. Tiene viñeta notoria pero le da su toque a las fotos a máxima apertura. Relación calidad precio excelente

Great lens and probably best value on the market for a Fuji x mount. Autofocus is good, materials are good enough, photos come out sharp. Would definitely recommend to anyone in the market for one.

Works exactly as advertised on the X-T10. Lightweight, good all-around lens for general photography.

Its impressive how shart is this lens. Even more is so light that I can barely feel any difference in weight when holding my X-M5. I am really happy with my purchase.

I sold all my other Fuji lenses because i found myself using this 98% of the time and the other 2% i found myself missing this lens. I use my X-S20 as a personal camera so i found the 27mm perfect for every occasion.

What an utter piece of garbage! Mounted to the lens and it was blurry. It would not auto focus or become clear no matter what I did. Complete trash!

Lens appears to be well-built, but I never did get to taking photos with it.Wanted to update the firmware first to deal with the issues.Followed their process (for which their Support team sent me a homebrew method). But I was never really certain the firmware got updated and there is no objective way to verify.I am not saying it didn't happen, just that there is no way to verify. There is supposed to be a text file that reflects the update, but it was not visible on the lens I was working with.Will be returning, albeit reluctantly.

I was immediately struck by the sharpness and quality of images coming out of this lens. It's just as sharp (that is to say, razor sharp) at f/2.8 as it is at f/8. Almost out-resolving the X-Trans 4 sensor in my X-T3, even. Color rendition is pleasing as well with no overt or noticeable color shifts. It doesn't have the greatest minimum focus distance at 35cm, but thats only 1cm longer than its closest competition, the Fujifilm 27mm f/2.8. This TTArtisan 27mm certainly isn't a bokeh beast considering its somewhat slow maximum aperture and far minimum focus distance, but if you shoot at MFD and wide-open you can get somewhat out of focus backgrounds with swirly, characteristic bokeh. Vignetting is also heavy, especially wide open. It becomes more subtle as you stop down but never fully disappears.The lens is super small and light, and has a pretty decent feel in the hand. The aperture ring clicks nicely enough at every 1/3 stop and the focus ring offers an acceptable amount of resistance. Considering everything I mentioned, plus this lens's metal build, you simply cannot go wrong picking one up for $160!