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Reference no. FUJIFILM-50MM-F-1-2-87
Fujifilm

50mm f/1.2

X mount · 50 mm · f/1.2

01
Mount
X
02
Focal length
50 mm
03
Max aperture
f/1.2
04
Weight
599 g
05
Filter thread
95 mm
06
Stabilisation
No
07
Weather sealed
Yes
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Performance by subject

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Reference notes

I

Overview

The Fujifilm 50mm f/1.2 is a 50mm prime for X mount at f/1.2, weighing 599g. It has no optical stabilization. The body is weather-sealed for outdoor use.

II

Intended user

  • — Center sharpness enthusiasts
  • — Build quality enthusiasts
  • — Autofocus speed enthusiasts
  • — Fans of low light
III

Advantages

  • Center sharpness — 95/100
  • Build quality — 95/100
  • Autofocus speed — 90/100
IV

Trade-offs

  • Price-to-performance — 20/100
  • Image stabilization — 25/100
  • No optical stabilization — pair with a stabilized body or use faster shutter speeds.
  • Premium price at $10,979 new.
V

Field use

  • 01Dim venues, indoor events, and low-light street work without cranking ISO.
VI

Buying advice

New price sits around $10,979. Rentals run about $446/day. Buying breaks even after roughly 25 rental days — try it before you commit if you're unsure. The used market for this lens is usually healthy — a lightly-used copy can save 20–30%.

VII

Alternative options

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Reviewer consensus

AI Score
75/100
Consensus confidence
70/100
Summary

The Fujifilm XF 56mm f/1.2 R WR lens is widely regarded as a top-tier option for Fujifilm X-mount cameras, especially excelling in portraiture. Reviewers consistently praise its sharpness, fast f/1.2 aperture, and the beautiful, creamy bokeh it produces. It is often highlighted as a premium lens that delivers high image quality.

Pros
  • Excellent for portraits
  • High image quality and sharpness
  • Smooth, pleasing bokeh
  • Fast aperture for low light
Cons
  • Can be expensive
  • Some mention of size/weight
Best use cases
  • 01Portrait photography
  • 02Low light photography
  • 03Creative shallow depth of field shots
20 reviews analyzed · updated 7/23/2026
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09 — Appendix

Further viewing

Independent reviews and field tests for Fujifilm 50mm f/1.2, opened on YouTube.