Samyang VDSLR 50mm T1.5 MK2 Fuji X

Samyang VDSLR 50mm T1.5 MK2 Fuji X

The Samyang VDSLR 50mm T1.5 MK2 Fuji X is compatible with full-frame cameras. The 50mm features weather-resistant sealing, 9 aperture blades, and the focus scale plus T-values are visible on both sides of the lens for even more practical and professional use. The VDSLR lenses are not only popular with beginner videographers, but are also widely used by professional videographers as their second video kit — for personal projects or commercial test shoots, for example. The uncompromising image quality these lenses deliver, their compact size, and stepless aperture control allow you to create the desired cinematic look anytime, anywhere. The lens is suitable for both DSLR and mirrorless camera systems and is ready to support all types of video creators around the world.

Compact video lens

The Samyang VDSLR MK2 series is perfect for handheld shooting and the increasingly popular gimbal workflow. The long focus throw of more than 130° allows videographers to focus on their subject with exceptional accuracy and precision, giving footage a more professional feel than autofocus lenses can provide.

VDSLR MK2 series

Despite their compact size, the VDSLR lenses are designed for full-frame sensors and are ready for high-quality video productions. The lenses feature aspherical lens elements to reduce spherical and optical aberration, enabling them to produce sharp and vivid images. The MK2 series offers a fast T1.5 aperture, allowing you as a videographer to focus on your shots and creativity without worrying about image quality, even in low-light conditions. The lenses have been updated with 9 aperture blades, making them capable of meeting many of the latest imaging trends — such as smooth, rounded Bokeh, which adds a three-dimensional quality and a pleasing effect. Worrying about the weather when you head out to shoot is a thing of the past, as the entire MK2 line is equipped with weather-resistant sealing at the mount. This protects the vulnerable opening between the lens and the lens mount, helping to keep out snow, dust, and light rain.