Meike 35mm f1.7 Large Aperture Manual Focus APSC Lens Compatible with Fujifilm X Mount Mirrorless Camera X-T3 X-H1 X-Pro2 X-E3 X-T1 X-T2 X-T4 X-T5 X-T10 X-T20 X-T200 X-A2 X-E2 X-E1 X30 X70 X-A1

it’s manual focus so i need to learn how to adjust it so that my pics won’t be blurry but other than that, it’s a great lens for the price. here are some pics i took with this lens

I have taken excellent pictures with this lens. It is the perfect manual lens for traveling. It is light and well made. No complains so far.

This is an interesting lens. I was very leery of this lens for the price and being a company I was unfamiliar with. I upgraded one of my x-series camera bodies and donate my back-up ex-1 to a budding photographer. Unfortunately, I didn't have a spare lens to give. So, I purchased this one to setup a nice little starter kit. I tested this lens throughly before handing the camera over. It preformed impressively. There is definitely a bit of vignetting and softness at the edges when shot wide open. I deducted a point for its optical performance. For the right use, like creative portraiture, this vignetting and softness could actually be a bonus. The copies I used were surprisingly sharp in the center 70-80% of the frame wide open. Of course, it sharpens up much more edge to edge stopped down. Color and contrast weren't stellar, but definitely acceptable. One thing that is hard to characterize is the feel of a lens. I have shot with Sinar, Hasselblad, Nikon, Canon and Fuji over the years as a professional photographer. Some of the nicest technical lenses I have owned, lacked life and soul. What this lens lacks in edge sharpness and color rendering, it makes up for in the beautiful, organic feeling images it yields. A few important notes. 1. The aperture ring is steeples. This makes it an interesting artistic choice when pairing the lens with more video capable x-series camera. 2. This lens does not communicate in any fashion to an x-series camera body. Make sure to enable the shoot without a lens feature in your menu settings of your camera before mounting the lens. 3. The manual focus is very well dampered. It feels like a good manual focus lens should. Not only does this make it a breeze to use for still photography, but it opens up possibilities when trying to pull accurate focus with video where focus by wire lenses sometimes fall short. 4. The lens is built very solid. It has an all metal feel. I am not sure all the parts inside, but it feels very solid. I paid around $85 for this lens. I think anything near $100 is a good value. It will not replace Fuji's 35 1.4 AF option; which is a killer lens, but it was an interesting enough lens for the right assignment for me to purchase a copy for myself after letting my first copy go.

I wanted a prime lens with a big aperture to learn and grow using the XT20. I was very pleasantly surprised with this lens' quality, from build to photo quality, especially at the price range. The build feels solid, having a heavy metal feel to it instead of the cheap plastic feel. The picture quality was great, I am not a professional photographer and I consider my self amateur at best, but I was happy with the initial picture quality. If you are looking for a cheap prime lens with a big aperture and do not mind shooting manually, pick this one up and give it a try. If anything, it will teach you how to use a prime lens before you make the leap into more expensive prime lenses out there.

Perfect day to day companion! Easy focus, amazing bokeh, sharp, fun to play with, feels nice in hand. Very nice lens, very worth the money!!!!

Just got this in today and used it briefly and so far, pretty happy with it. Does what I expect it to do and does it well. Great price point for what you get!!

I had a lot of fun using this little lens. I wasn't expecting much but what a surprise that you can find quality in an inexpensive lens. Is it the best, no, but you don't go in expecting that. You are still capable of capturing wonderful images nonetheless. Overall, I'd say it worth the buy.

Update: 3/13/19 Been loving this lens so far. Performs well, still feels solid and images have been coming out great. Purchased a universal 49mm hood for it. If you have money to blow, then go buy yourself a AF lens. If you don't mind saving money and don't plan on shooting moving subjects, this lens is a must. Its a decent lens for the price. Center can be very sharp between f4 and f8. Then toward the edges it starts getting a little soft. The focus ring is smooth. Aperture ring is also smooth, with no clicks. Sadly the aperture goes from f8 to f22 in such a short micro twist, so good luck figuring out anything in between. I do enjoy this lens. For the price it does very well. Cons: would be nice if a hood is included. Pros: Decent Optics, solid build, Low price

Après avoir été photographe professionnel pendant plusieurs années, j'ai décidé de troquer tout mon matériel lourd et encombrant contre un petit Fujifilm xt2 et cet objectif 35mm (équivalent 50mm) Aucune électronique dans cet objectif, entièrement manuel, uniquement le plaisir de prendre son temps ... La qualité d'image est très bonne à partir de F2.8, excellente à F4 !!! Imbattable, à ce prix c'est largement supérieur à mes attentes J'aurai adoré que la bague d'ouverture soit crantée, mais bon, avec cette qualité d'image on peut bien faire cette petite concession !

画像は明るく、撮影した画像も良かったのですが、絞りリングが不安定。光にもかなり影響を受けやすい感じがした。また、８〜22の間が狭すぎて絞り具合を目で見て調整するしかないが、あまり調整も効かない。

I would not make this your only lens. Its is FANTASTIC for portrait shots. Anywhere between F1.7-F4 is great. However above that you start gettin ga crazy vingette. Great lens for the price, but understand what the limitations are

Lovely compact and light weight lens. No issues on Fujifilm XH-1.