7artisans 35mm f0.95 Large Aperture APS-C Mirrorless Cameras Lens Compact for Fuji X-T1 X-T2 X-T3 X-T20 X-T30 X-E1 X-E2 X-E3

The lens is well made , all metal. The f-stops and focus marking are all engraved not just printed on. I got this for my Nikon z6 but the lens is not a full frame lens , it’s a DX lens. So on a full frame the 35mm=52mm . The lens will take a 52mm filter. The lens is fully manual so you need to put the camera into manual mode and use focus peaking to focus. But so is the 0.95 Nikon lens at £8300. So this lens is a bargain. The one down side is the lens cap is metal ( not the normal plastic ) and slides onto the lens . The cap it a tight fit but could still come off , but there again so can the plastic caps. If you want to learn how to use your camera in full manual, this is a great lens to practice on. Take fantastic photos with this lens just need a little more time , it’s not a auto press and shoot lens.

A fantastic little lens!Using this on a Z6II and tbh, you can use it in FX mode with some vignetting (read as "poetic license").It's soft, yes, but what did you expect from a f0.95 lens.Overall, waaay better than spending 10k on a Noct

I feel this lens really teaches you a lot. It has a distinct personality in its pictures. It does have lens flare in specific circumstances. But I like the lens exactly for that reason. You can curate your photos to purposefully add natural lens flare while taking photos with sharp details and bright colors. Very cheap for a 0.95 lens. Gives a gorgeous boukeh and performs well in darker settings.

Firstly this is not a toy. The build quality appears to be really good, the lens is a metal construction and feels really well built. The operation of manual focus and aperture is buttery smooth and the image quality is really quite sharp considering the price of the lens. All in all a great lens

I love using this lens. It's fast, clear and produces lovely bokeh. It is a manual lens but I am used to them so easy to use with great results