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Viltrox AF 33mm f/1.4 XF Lens for Fujifilm x Mount
Viltrox AF 33mm f/1.4 XF Lens for Fujifilm x Mount
Viltrox AF 33mm f/1.4 XF Lens for Fujifilm x Mount

Viltrox AF 33mm f/1.4 XF Lens for Fujifilm x Mount

The Viltrox 33 mm F/1.4 AF Fujifilm X is a bright wide-angle lens for cameras with a Fujifilm X mount. The lens has a silent STM focus motor, making it suitable for making videos too. It has a multi-layer HD Nano coating that makes it water and dirt repellent. The lens comprises 10 parts in 9 groups, including one Extra Low Dispersion element and one High Refraction Index lens, which minimises chromatic aberration. It also supports Auto Aperture, A mode/S mode and EXIF information.

The Viltrox 33 mm F/1.4 AF Fujifilm X is a bright wide-angle lens for cameras with a Fujifilm X mount. The lens has a silent STM focus motor, making it suitable for making videos too. It has a multi-layer HD Nano coating that makes it water and dirt repellent. The lens comprises 10 parts in 9 groups, including one Extra Low Dispersion element and one High Refraction Index lens, which minimises chromatic aberration. It also supports Auto Aperture, A mode/S mode and EXIF information.

Viltrox AF 33mm f/1.4 XF Lens for Fujifilm x Mount

The Viltrox 33 mm F/1.4 AF Fujifilm X is a bright wide-angle lens for cameras with a Fujifilm X mount. The lens has a silent STM focus motor, making it suitable for making videos too. It has a multi-layer HD Nano coating that makes it water and dirt repellent. The lens comprises 10 parts in 9 groups, including one Extra Low Dispersion element and one High Refraction Index lens, which minimises chromatic aberration. It also supports Auto Aperture, A mode/S mode and EXIF information.

The Viltrox 33 mm F/1.4 AF Fujifilm X is a bright wide-angle lens for cameras with a Fujifilm X mount. The lens has a silent STM focus motor, making it suitable for making videos too. It has a multi-layer HD Nano coating that makes it water and dirt repellent. The lens comprises 10 parts in 9 groups, including one Extra Low Dispersion element and one High Refraction Index lens, which minimises chromatic aberration. It also supports Auto Aperture, A mode/S mode and EXIF information.

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Last updated at 08/07/2026 09:33:34

eBay.com.au

$389.36

Viltrox 33mm F1.4 Auto Focus Aps-c Lens X-mount Large Aperture For

Delivery $54.50

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Ted's Cameras

$499.95

Viltrox AF 33mm F1.4 FujifilmX

Delivery $9.95

Price history

Price history

Reviews

27 November 2024

originally posted on shopee.ph

Best Feature:AUTO FOCUSProduct Quality:10/10Performance:10/10Worth it purchase! The build is solid. There's some weight to it but it doesn't ruin the portability of mirrorless cams.Package was packed very very securely! Kudos to the seller! Fast shipping as well! ❤️

11 April 2024celbustillo

originally posted on shopee.ph

Best Feature:Premium Lens for an affordable priceThe lens is great for street and portrait photography, the build quality is solid and the optical performance is great for its price. Also, the seller is very accommodating and able to provide assistance to a given difficulty.

Hunty AF on X-Pro 2
26 March 2024Christopher

originally posted on bhphotovideo.com

I definitely would prefer a clicked aperture ring, but it's stiff enough that it didn't get knocked around. I've only use it for one outing, but I'm liking the photos I get a lot. I didn't enjoy using it as much, but I didn't exactly dislike it. It just felt like a tool. Sounds dumb, but that's not the feels I want when I'm using my Fuji. It's fine and maybe I'll get used to it. I mainly use the 27mm or adapted M lenses on my Fuji, so that's whayFor AF, this one definitely felt sub par by miles next to anything on my Canon R. Even the 'Fujicron' 50mm f2 slaps this thing silly (obviously). That said, it performs really well for the price in all other areas. For a $280 third party lens, this thing has some great micro contrast for your BWs. It seems to perform ... MoreI definitely would prefer a clicked aperture ring, but it's stiff enough that it didn't get knocked around. I've only use it for one outing, but I'm liking the photos I get a lot. I didn't enjoy using it as much, but I didn't exactly dislike it. It just felt like a tool. Sounds dumb, but that's not the feels I want when I'm using my Fuji. It's fine and maybe I'll get used to it. I mainly use the 27mm or adapted M lenses on my Fuji, so that's whayFor AF, this one definitely felt sub par by miles next to anything on my Canon R. Even the 'Fujicron' 50mm f2 slaps this thing silly (obviously). That said, it performs really well for the price in all other areas. For a $280 third party lens, this thing has some great micro contrast for your BWs. It seems to perform better above F4-5.6 in that regard though. Which is perfectly fine for BW street since I'm usually at 5.6-8. So, I'll still be using my Fuji 50 for BW portraits. That one is a micro contrast beast.I used it for my kids wide open around the house and yard and missed a good few shots to autofocus mishaps. Again, I'm using the X-Pro2. It should be much better on the newest bodies.

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Updated 7 days ago
eBay.com.au

$389.36

Viltrox 33mm F1.4 Auto Focus Aps-c Lens X-mount Large Aperture For

Delivery $54.50

Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!

Ted's Cameras

$499.95

Viltrox AF 33mm F1.4 FujifilmX

Delivery $9.95

Price history

Price history

Reviews

27 November 2024

Best Feature:AUTO FOCUSProduct Quality:10/10Performance:10/10Worth it purchase! The build is solid. There's some weight to it but it doesn't ruin the portability of mirrorless cams.Package was packed very very securely! Kudos to the seller! Fast shipping as well! ❤️

originally posted on shopee.ph
11 April 2024

Best Feature:Premium Lens for an affordable priceThe lens is great for street and portrait photography, the build quality is solid and the optical performance is great for its price. Also, the seller is very accommodating and able to provide assistance to a given difficulty.

celbustillo originally posted on shopee.ph
Hunty AF on X-Pro 2
26 March 2024

I definitely would prefer a clicked aperture ring, but it's stiff enough that it didn't get knocked around. I've only use it for one outing, but I'm liking the photos I get a lot. I didn't enjoy using it as much, but I didn't exactly dislike it. It just felt like a tool. Sounds dumb, but that's not the feels I want when I'm using my Fuji. It's fine and maybe I'll get used to it. I mainly use the 27mm or adapted M lenses on my Fuji, so that's whayFor AF, this one definitely felt sub par by miles next to anything on my Canon R. Even the 'Fujicron' 50mm f2 slaps this thing silly (obviously). That said, it performs really well for the price in all other areas. For a $280 third party lens, this thing has some great micro contrast for your BWs. It seems to perform ... MoreI definitely would prefer a clicked aperture ring, but it's stiff enough that it didn't get knocked around. I've only use it for one outing, but I'm liking the photos I get a lot. I didn't enjoy using it as much, but I didn't exactly dislike it. It just felt like a tool. Sounds dumb, but that's not the feels I want when I'm using my Fuji. It's fine and maybe I'll get used to it. I mainly use the 27mm or adapted M lenses on my Fuji, so that's whayFor AF, this one definitely felt sub par by miles next to anything on my Canon R. Even the 'Fujicron' 50mm f2 slaps this thing silly (obviously). That said, it performs really well for the price in all other areas. For a $280 third party lens, this thing has some great micro contrast for your BWs. It seems to perform better above F4-5.6 in that regard though. Which is perfectly fine for BW street since I'm usually at 5.6-8. So, I'll still be using my Fuji 50 for BW portraits. That one is a micro contrast beast.I used it for my kids wide open around the house and yard and missed a good few shots to autofocus mishaps. Again, I'm using the X-Pro2. It should be much better on the newest bodies.

Christopher originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
[Rewarded Review] Good Budget Lens
19 July 2022

Initially I hesitated to purchase this lens due to its low price and consistent issues with purple fringing. Instead Viltrox did not disappoint with the 33mm f/1.4. It is relatively light weight with superb build quality for a 300 dollar lens. It takes high quality photo. This lens remains as my street photography lens and is a good budget friendly lens. Very happy with the product.

Ryan originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
[Rewarded Review] Great budget Lens, but not a replacement to Fuji lenses
26 October 2021

Overall, 3-stars for image quality, but adding a star for affordability.Good: lens performs great. autofocus is accurate, great sharpness, decent colors and contrast. Even works good for video-autofocus. Everything also works well in low light thanks to the extra stop.Bad: bokeh is so busy and unflattering. Bokeh in the center and mids are prone to heavy aberration that become busy, contrasted distractions. It looks like if you boosted Clarity but only in the out-of-focus areas. Bokeh on the edges look like smudges. edge bokeh also gets warped, I assume from poor corner performance. The Fujifilm 35mm f2 has much more soft and pleasing bokeh.Recommendation: For the first-time Fuji buyer that wants their first prime to go with their kit lens. Or an amateur or ... MoreOverall, 3-stars for image quality, but adding a star for affordability.Good: lens performs great. autofocus is accurate, great sharpness, decent colors and contrast. Even works good for video-autofocus. Everything also works well in low light thanks to the extra stop.Bad: bokeh is so busy and unflattering. Bokeh in the center and mids are prone to heavy aberration that become busy, contrasted distractions. It looks like if you boosted Clarity but only in the out-of-focus areas. Bokeh on the edges look like smudges. edge bokeh also gets warped, I assume from poor corner performance. The Fujifilm 35mm f2 has much more soft and pleasing bokeh.Recommendation: For the first-time Fuji buyer that wants their first prime to go with their kit lens. Or an amateur or hobbyist that prefers an extra stop of light over general image quality. Either way, this is a great budget option.

TJ originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
[Rewarded Review] Great lens!
17 September 2024

Firstly - a great lens. I love it! I already own the Viltrox 23mm and love it as well. The build quality and size is perfect for my X-T4 and X-S10. Yes there's some CA in high contrast low aperture shots but easily fixed in post. Stop down a little and it's perfect. The 33mm is also tack sharp. I only shoot stills so the stepless aperture ring is a non-issue. I also own the 23 and 35 f2 Fuji's but I prefer to shoot with the Viltrox lenses. Just buy it!

Gary originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
[Rewarded Review] This is a 4- in my book.
28 February 2024

1st price is excellent. Next, the lens is very sharp. Detail, DoF, Color, Contrast, and Aperture range are all quite good. Also, the size, weight, and build quality are very good. The only drawbacks to this lens that make it a 4- are (A) Aperture ghosting and (B) the noticeable softness overall at the ends of the aperture range. I can work around the softness by figuring out the sweet spots and using those apertures in this price range. BUT the weird polygon-shaped aperture ghosting at certain light angles - especially in high-contrast scenes (snow) makes me very cross! Like we say in Germany Uebung macht den meister. Now that I am aware of the ghosting I can be mindful of it. Otherwise a very good lens at the price point!

John originally posted on bhphotovideo.com