Fujifilm MKX 18-55mm T2.9 Lens
The MKX 18-55mm T2.9 cinema style lens is bringing the X Series of mirrorless digital cameras to new heights. Fujifilm has been designing and crafting superior lenses for 80 years and with the Fujinon MKX 18-55mm lens they have brought a fan favorite cinematic lens to the X-Mount format.
With a sleek and lightweight design this lens covers a focal distance range from 27mm to 84mm for outstanding, cinematic, and professional videos and photos every time. Crafted to be the ultimate movie making tool, this lens minimizes shift while zooming and reduces lens breathing for amazing video every time.
Superbly Crafted
The MKX 18-55mm T2.9 utilizes an optical design comprising of 22 lens elements in 17 groups, with 2 ED (extra-low dispersion) lens elements and 6 Super ED elements. This helps reduce chromatic and spherical aberrations for cleaner pictures and videos.
It has T2.9 aperture that holds across the entire focal and zoom ranges to facilitate beautiful bokeh effects and eliminate the need to re-adjust lighting. The compact and lightweight body has been designed as the perfect partner for an X-Mount camera.
Superior Video Shooting
This lens has been designed to bring out broadcast and cinematic film style quality. To eliminate the need to re-focus after zooming in or out, the front focusing group of lens elements and the zooming group of lens elements are driven independently from one another to suppress focus shift while zooming. This unique optical and mechanical approach means there is no time lag as seen in an electrical control system. The use of the front inner-focusing system controls lens breathing (change of angle of view during focusing) to achieve smoother focusing.
Easy to Use
The Fujinon MKX 18-55mm T2.9 lens features three fully manual operation rings to enable independent adjustment of focus, zoom and iris (aperture). The focus ring features a rotation of a full 200 degrees to facilitate precise focusing. This enables intuitive operations which cannot be attained with an electrical mechanism.
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Fujifilm MKX 18-55mm T2.9 Lens
The MKX 18-55mm T2.9 cinema style lens is bringing the X Series of mirrorless digital cameras to new heights. Fujifilm has been designing and crafting superior lenses for 80 years and with the Fujinon MKX 18-55mm lens they have brought a fan favorite cinematic lens to the X-Mount format.
With a sleek and lightweight design this lens covers a focal distance range from 27mm to 84mm for outstanding, cinematic, and professional videos and photos every time. Crafted to be the ultimate movie making tool, this lens minimizes shift while zooming and reduces lens breathing for amazing video every time.
Superbly Crafted
The MKX 18-55mm T2.9 utilizes an optical design comprising of 22 lens elements in 17 groups, with 2 ED (extra-low dispersion) lens elements and 6 Super ED elements. This helps reduce chromatic and spherical aberrations for cleaner pictures and videos.
It has T2.9 aperture that holds across the entire focal and zoom ranges to facilitate beautiful bokeh effects and eliminate the need to re-adjust lighting. The compact and lightweight body has been designed as the perfect partner for an X-Mount camera.
Superior Video Shooting
This lens has been designed to bring out broadcast and cinematic film style quality. To eliminate the need to re-focus after zooming in or out, the front focusing group of lens elements and the zooming group of lens elements are driven independently from one another to suppress focus shift while zooming. This unique optical and mechanical approach means there is no time lag as seen in an electrical control system. The use of the front inner-focusing system controls lens breathing (change of angle of view during focusing) to achieve smoother focusing.
Easy to Use
The Fujinon MKX 18-55mm T2.9 lens features three fully manual operation rings to enable independent adjustment of focus, zoom and iris (aperture). The focus ring features a rotation of a full 200 degrees to facilitate precise focusing. This enables intuitive operations which cannot be attained with an electrical mechanism.
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The MKX 18-55mm T2.9 cinema style lens is bringing the X Series of mirrorless digital cameras to new heights. Fujifilm has been designing and crafting superior lenses for 80 years and with the Fujinon MKX 18-55mm lens they have brought a fan favorite cinematic lens to the X-Mount format.
With a sleek and lightweight design this lens covers a focal distance range from 27mm to 84mm for outstanding, cinematic, and professional videos and photos every time. Crafted to be the ultimate movie making tool, this lens minimizes shift while zooming and reduces lens breathing for amazing video every time.
Superbly Crafted
The MKX 18-55mm T2.9 utilizes an optical design comprising of 22 lens elements in 17 groups, with 2 ED (extra-low dispersion) lens elements and 6 Super ED elements. This helps reduce chromatic and spherical aberrations for cleaner pictures and videos.
It has T2.9 aperture that holds across the entire focal and zoom ranges to facilitate beautiful bokeh effects and eliminate the need to re-adjust lighting. The compact and lightweight body has been designed as the perfect partner for an X-Mount camera.
Superior Video Shooting
This lens has been designed to bring out broadcast and cinematic film style quality. To eliminate the need to re-focus after zooming in or out, the front focusing group of lens elements and the zooming group of lens elements are driven independently from one another to suppress focus shift while zooming. This unique optical and mechanical approach means there is no time lag as seen in an electrical control system. The use of the front inner-focusing system controls lens breathing (change of angle of view during focusing) to achieve smoother focusing.
Easy to Use
The Fujinon MKX 18-55mm T2.9 lens features three fully manual operation rings to enable independent adjustment of focus, zoom and iris (aperture). The focus ring features a rotation of a full 200 degrees to facilitate precise focusing. This enables intuitive operations which cannot be attained with an electrical mechanism.
