Fujilove Lens Guide Bonus Books (X mount Primes Part 1-2, Zooms, GFX + NEW 09/2026 post #51)

2025 December Lens Guide 7Artisans 10mm f/2.8
Dylan Goldby reviews the 7Artisans 10mm f/2.8, a compact and affordable ultra-wide-angle lens for Fujifilm X cameras.

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2025 December Lens Guide Viltrox 9MMF2.8 AIR

A clear, real-world look at:
- What it's like to shoot with this ultra-wide 9mm prime
- Street, urban, and close-focus use cases
- Creative strengths and limitations of this lens
- Who this lens is for — and who should skip it

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2026 February Lens Guide XF23MMF2.8 R WR
"As with all our lens guides, this guide will not be technical. It will not talk about the corner sharpness differences of the lens at different apertures. What it will do is look at how the lens feels to use and describe what I see as the ideal uses for it, followed by reasons for and against investing in the lens. This guide will discuss a brand-new addition to Fujifilm’s lineup of wide-normal lenses: the XF23mmF2.8 R WR."

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- What it's like to shoot with this ultra-wide 9mm prime
- Street, urban, and close-focus use cases
- Creative strengths and limitations of this lens
- Who this lens is for — and who should skip it

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2026 March Lens Guide 7ARTISANS 50MMF1.8 LITE

With the popularity of Fujifilm’s line of f/2 primes and the subsequent success of Viltrox’s line of Air lenses, it only seems fitting that we’ll start to see some other manufacturers bringing their own offerings to the table. The first of those seems to be 7Artisans with their LITE series. The initial offerings are a 25mm, 35mm and 50mm set, all with f/1.8 apertures, forming a classic trio that covers the basics. We’ll look at the longest of them here.


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2026 April Lens Guide VILTROX WCL-X100VI

Another 3rd Party lens. Dylan Goldby looks at the Viltrox WCL-X100VI — a wide conversion lens for the X100 series. Enjoy a broader, more flexible field of view. The review covers how it performs, and what it feels like to use in on the street, in the city, while travelling,



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Viltrox TCL-X100VI
This is a lens for those who find the X100 series native 23mm focal length to be a little wide at times. Where the WCL widens the field of view, this TCL tightens it a little further to 33mm. This, when converted to the 35mm format, offers the equivalent field of view of a 50mm lens, the so-called “normal” focal length.


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7ARTISANS 50MMF1.8 LITE
As with all our lens guides, this guide will not be technical. It will not talk about the corner sharpness differences of the lens at different apertures. What it will do is look at how the lens feels to use and describe what I see as the ideal uses for it, followed by reasons for and against investing in the lens. This time around, we’ll look at one lens in a new series from 7Artisans: the 50mmF1.8 LITE.



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VILTROX EVO 75MMF1.8
Dylan explores how the lens actually feels to use, where its distinctive short-telephoto perspective works best, and what it can bring to street photography, close-up details, portraits, cityscapes, and landscapes. Compact, lightweight, fast, and surprisingly versatile, this could be one of the most interesting longer primes currently available for Fujifilm photographers.

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Sigma 17–40mmF1.8 Art
Dylan Goldby takes a practical look at the Sigma 17–40mmF1.8 Art. Rather than focusing on lab tests, he looks at how the lens performs in real use and where its fast f/1.8 aperture and versatile range really matter.

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XC13-33MMF3.5-5.6 OIS
Dylan Goldby takes a practical look at the XC13-33MMF3.5-5.6 OIS. As with all our lens guides, this guide will not be technical. It will not talk about the corner sharpness differences of the lens at different apertures. What it will do is look at how the lens feels to use and describe what I see as the ideal uses for it, followed by reasons for and against investing in the lens. This guide will discuss Fujifilm’s new entry-level kit lens: the XC13-33mmF3.5-6.3 OIS.

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