Fujifilm EBC Fujinon 50mm f/1.4

The Fujifilm EBC Fujinon 50mm f/1.4 has been designed to fit on all 35mm cameras. The mount is M42, which makes it easy to adapt various mirrorless systems. It has a rather compact form factor, the weight is 270 grams and mechanically, it is one of the best lenses you will ever use. This is a pretty quiet lens that doesn't produce much hum. The Fujifilm EBC Fujinon 50mm f/1.4 is known for its ''bokeh bokeh'' and can offer more than what is advertised. The classic glare or veil that comes from legacy glass is present, but the bokeh is stunning. When compared to a Zeiss, the Fujinon shows spheres of bokeh with a bright outline, known as bubble bokeh, while in a Helios the effect is more accentuated. The Helios returns a low-contrast image, an effect that can be resolved in post-production, but the Fujinon immediately gives perfect images. The Fujifilm EBC Fujinon 50mm f/1.4 costs more than the average for legacy lenses, but the build quality is significantly superior. The features of the Fujifilm EBC Fujinon 50mm f/1.4 offer a 35mm SLR form factor, a manual focusing system, the mounting system makes it adaptable with Fujica-X and M42. The structure and design of the lens is 7 elements in 6 groups. The focal length is 50mm, the maximum aperture is f/1.4, while the minimum aperture is f/16. The membrane has 6 blades, the minimum focus is 0.45m and the filter diameter is 49mm. All in 270 grams of weight for 55mm or 2.2 inches in length.