SIRUI Sniper 16mm f1.2 AF Lens (White) - Fujifilm X
Key Features
Designed for APS-C Sensors
Ultrafast T1.2 Maximum Aperture
16mm Wide-Angle Prime
24mm (Full-Frame Equivalent)
Autofocus with Eye and Object Tracking
13-Bladed Diaphragm
USB-C Port for Firmware Updates
An ultrafast wide-angle prime designed for use with APS-C-format Fujifilm X mount mirrorless cameras, the white Sniper 16mm f/1.2 Autofocus Lens from Sirui delivers speedy performance with eye-tracking autofocus as well as a 24mm full-frame equivalence. Smooth focusing adjustments can be made with the 360-degree focusing ring on the lens barrel. A 13-bladed diaphragm helps create smooth and stunning bokeh. The lens's optical design incorporates two aspherical elements, two HR elements, and three ED glass elements, which together provide contrast-rich imagery with minimized flare and ghosting. The STM motor within the lens minimizes focus breathing and creates fast and quiet autofocus, which greatly benefits video applications. Firmware updates can be downloaded via the USB-C port located on the lens mount.
16mm Wide-Angle: The 16mm focal length offers a dynamic wide-angle perspective, allowing for more of the scene to be included in the frame, making it ideal for capturing expansive landscapes, immersive architectural shots, and impactful street photography.
Swift & Silent Auto-Focus: Equipped with STM (stepping) focus motors, the auto-focus system supports eye AF and object tracking, ensuring photographers capture sharp, clear images swiftly without disturbing the scene.
Outstanding Optical Performance: ED glass and high refractive index glass are added to deliver unmatched sharpness and clarity across the entire frame while reducing ghosting and lens flare. Two aspherical lenses are added to 16mm lens to reduce lens size. Also, distortion and optical aberration are well controlled.
Three Stylish Colours: available in carbon fibre (black), ceramic (white), aluminum (silver) with a minimum weight of each single lens is around only 380g, creating a new era of lightweight fast aperture lens.
