VILTROX23mm f/1.4 X-Mount Lens Auto Focus F1.4 Large Aperture APS-C Lens for fujifilm X-Mount Camera X-T3 X-H1 X20 T30 X-T20 X-T100 X-Pro2 Black

Wow I’m glad I bought this lens. I read and watched others reviews and took a chance. Its a well built, sharp lens with great AF. Works great for photo & video. I think I’m going to sell my Fuji 23mm lens.My background is that I’ve had a photography company for 17 years, I shoot with Nikon full frame cameras & lenses. For travel & every day I’d much rather shoot w/ my Fuji mirrorless system. They are, fun, lightweight and I love the film look straight out of the camera.I have shot with really good Nikon and Fuji glass and I can say that this lens a very good value. I’ve paid more than double for lenses that arent half as good. The only negatives as others have mentioned are the minimum focus distance could be better (like 15.7”) & it has some vignetting at larger apertures. Both of those issues are easy to deal with. I actually like vignetting sometimes. You can also remove it easily in Photoshop or LR.The positives are sharp photos, great out of focus areas, subject separation, quick & accurate autofocus for photo and video, quiet AF, great build quality and excellent low light performance. The 23mm (35mm equiv) is a great focal length too. It’s great for landscapes, walk around/ travel, wide portraits , cars, music performance, video, vlogging and more. For around $300 its a steal! I’m probably going to now buy the Viltrox 85mm 1.8 which has received many good reviews also. Well done Viltrox. Finally a 3rd party stepping up for Fuji! I can’t wait to see what else they come out with.

Sharp lens. Good quality build and heavy due to the materials used, but in a good way. Fast autofocus on a xt30. I find that it gives a vignette darkness at times around the subject but I like the look when it happens. I'm often trying to take photos of my very active 4 year old and it keeps up. I do prefer my Fuji 35mm 1.4 as it is nearly the perfect lens, but I like the 23mm option when in tighter spaces. For the price you can't go wrong.

Here I was, ready to pull the trigger on buying the Fuji 23 F2, when I noticed the Viltrox 23 F1.4. After doing my due diligence and researching different reviews, I thought, why not? If it didn't live up to the hype, I could always return it. Well, long story short, I'm keeping it! It's tack sharp, with great color rendition. Sure, there is a bit of chromatic aberration, and vignetting shot wide open, but I've had other, much more expensive lenses that had those same minor issues. The Bokeh isn't bad either. In fact, I bought this to pair with my Fuji F1.2 for portrait photos. It's good for so much more though. And the autofocus works flawlessly on my X-T2. The only thing that takes getting used to is the clickless aperture, it's easy to change it by accident. You just have to be mindful of your f-stop, and if you really just want to shoot it wide open to get the maximum bokeh, a piece of gaffers tape will keep the aperture ring where you want it. Did I mention it's all metal construction, Including the lens hood?If you desire the Fuji 23 F1.4, but can't afford the price, give the Viltrox 23 F1.4 a try. I'll bet you'll be pleasantly surprised.

This is the first prime lens I ever bought and it's surprisingly good for photos. I don't know how it compares personally to the Fuji equivalent, but all the reviews I've seen have said it is as good or better than it.For video, it's a bit annoying to use if you leave the camera on auto aperture or shutter speed because it is quite noisy when switching. Also, for video I could not recommend this lens because when going from light to dark scenes, you can see it stepping up and down and it doesn't look like a smooth transition. Maybe they can fix this in a firmware update.For the price though, this lens is great for the 23mm focal length and can hold its own against the Fuji 23mm. For now, I'd say buy it for photos, but not video until they sort out the aperture switching issues otherwise stay on full manual control.

This lens works excellently with my Fuji X-T3. Image quality is great. I can create beautiful portrait with its large 1.4 aperture. Autofocus also great, and works excellently with the Fuji face/eye AF.I also appreciate the compactness and lightweight, which make it very easy to carry around.

The media could not be loaded. Not only was this one of the first few pictures I took with this lens;not only did the all metal construction and included metal lens hood thoroughly impress me;not only did this lens catch stuff on my cat's eyeball from what seems an unlikely distance;It does this in 4k video.Absolute 5 stars. I'd buy this for people who have Fujis and still only swear by Fuji glass. Incredible low light video. 0 cons. I have so far taken about 10 hours of video, and maybe about 500 pictures since purchasing this lens about 2 weeks ago. I kept the box though to keep my original kit lens.I have no idea what I am doing.It makes all of the stupid mundane things I do look like they were done in a professional photo shoot. The included video is meant to show off the the quality of the video, but also that noise from the auto-focus.I use a shotgun mic with a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter jack into the camera to record because I don't have to sync the audio and video later and I am too lazy to clap my hands every time I try to record anything. It's extra eq, more batteries, more cables, another adapter, but, for me, using a shotgun mic is just better. I'm too old to learn parametric equalizer alchemy.*Edit: First time putting video into an Amazon review. Was not aware they compressed the video with whale carcasses.*

This lens exceeded my expectations. Auto focus is very fast, although it is not the quietest. The manual focus ring and aperture ring are very smooth and precise. The image quality is very good and it is very sharp. The lens and hood materials feel very good quality. In general I am very satisfied with this lens and the best thing is its price.