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Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon

Wide Angle Zoom
Fujifilm X Mount Compatibility
f/1.2 Aperture
58 mm Filter Size
23mm Focal Length
Wide Angle Zoom
Fujifilm X Mount Compatibility
f/1.2 Aperture
58 mm Filter Size
23mm Focal Length
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Product Overview

Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon

Part of Sirui's inaugural set of autofocus lenses designed for APS-C cameras, this black, Fujifilm X-mount Sniper 23mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens is an ultrafast prime with shallow depth of field and high-quality bokeh that produces sharp, in-focus imagery with clear subject isolation. The quick and accurate autofocus supports eye and object tracking, even when the subject is in motion, benefiting photographers and videographers alike. The STM motor ensures a quiet autofocus experience with minimal focus breathing, another crucial benefit for videographers. Formatted for cameras with APS-C-size sensors, the 35mm full-frame equivalence is appropriate for street photography, travel, indoor architecture, and wider scenes. The lens features high refractive elements that contribute to the unit's reduced size while enhancing optical performance and minimising flare and ghosting. The 11-blade aperture diaphragm design contributes to the lens' soft, appealing bokeh.

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Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon

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Key Features

Wide Angle Zoom

Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon features a versatile wide Angle zoom range, ideal for portraits, events and sports photography.

Fujifilm X Mount Compatibility

Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon is designed for full compatibility with the Nikon Z mount.

f/1.2 Aperture

Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon features an f/1.2 aperture, delivering exceptional performance in low-light conditions.

58 mm Filter Size

Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon features a 58mm filter size, offering wide compatibility with a range of filters.

23mm Focal Length

Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon for Fujifilm X Mount, delivering exceptional sharpness, beautiful bokeh, and creative flexibility.

Built for that Fraction of a Second

Built for that Fraction of a Second

Sirui Sniper f/1.2 APSC Auto-Focus Lens Set for Fujifilm X Mount - Black/Carbon

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