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Viltrox AF 75 mm f/1.2

Viltrox AF 75 mm f/1.2
12 December 2023
Maciej Latałło

1. Introduction

Viltrox entered the lens market in 2018, presenting the manual PFU RBMH 20 mm f/1.8 ASPH designed for full frame mirrorless Sony cameras. The following years saw a real shower of launches and, as a result, currently our database features as many as 18 Viltrox lenses.

Apart from interesting, often completely unique parameters, Viltrox is one of the first independent optics producers that also offers lenses with autofocus; mind you, they don't limit themselves to the open Sony mount but also include instruments designed for mirrorless Fujifilm X and Nikon Z systems.

Viltrox AF 75 mm f/1.2 - Introduction

The Viltrox AF 75 mm f/1.2 is one of such lenses – its parameters are interesting and it is an autofocus design. Apart from that, you can choose from as many as three mounts, Fujifilm X, Nikon Z, and Sony E. What's important, all variants of this lens allow you to use an automatic focusing system.

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Small wonder such an instrument had caught our attention and we decided to check its optical and mechanical properties. We would like to thank FotoTechnika, the Polish distributor of the Viltrox brand name products, for lending us one specimen of the lens for testing purposes.

Viltrox AF 75 mm f/1.2 - Introduction

You are also invited to get acquainted with our test procedure, described in the article "How do we test lenses?" If you feel it’s still not enough, please go to our FAQ section where you can find some further explanation.