SG-image announced this new fast and manual focusing 75mm f/1.2 medium format lens. There is yet no info about the pricing and availability. But there are specs and images you can check out below.

I am pretty impressed by the weight: 642g only!

I own the AstrHori 75mm f/4, and that one weight 634g. And by the way, I had no idea that AstrHori used a few of my 75mmF4 shots to advertise the lens on their Amazon page.

As far as super-fast G mount lenses goes, there is also the TTArtisan 90mm f/1.25 for G mount, but that one weights over 1000 gram. There is also the Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 85mm f/1.2 and the Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 65mm f/1.4, both at 1050 gram.

75mm f/1.2 lens Specs:

• 6 Elements in 7 Groups
• Close focus 0.6m
• 12 aperture blades
• filter size: 72mm
• Manual Focus Lens Type Stabilization
• GFX version: 642g and Φ77*74.6mm
• XCD version: 642g and Φ77*83.2mm

Additional Details + Sample Images

A while ago, we launched a survey to see how many FR-readers own the GFX system vs X system.

You can see the result here.

Today I’d like to ask GFX owners more precisely: what GFX gear do you actually own?

I personally own this GFX gear.

And what about you? Feel free to vote the survey down below.

• Fujifilm GFX User Group

If you are interested in which X series gear the FujiRumors community owns, check out this:

• SUPER-SURVEY: What Fujinon X Mount Lenses do You Own – Third Party AF Lenses Included
• VOTE – Which Fujifilm X Camera do You Own? – Measuring the Success (or not) of Fujifilm X-E5

Back in August, I launched a survey asking you which Fujifilm X camera you own (results here).

Some of you then challenged me: “What about a lens version?”

It sounded insane — the amount of work needed would be ridiculous.

So naturally… I did it. :)

The survey covers every Fujifilm X-mount autofocus lens I know of that’s currently on the market — Fujinon and third-party alike.

Now I’m really curious to see whether you guys mostly stick with Fujinon lenses, or if some third-party options can sneak their way into the top spots.

So guys… I’ve done my part and put the effort into creating the survey — now be kind and do yours: cast your vote! ;)

• Fujifilm X gear I own (third party lenses included)
• Fujifilm GFX gear I own
• Instax Gear I own
• Photography Accessories I own
• Apple Gear I Own
• Full List of Third Party AF X mount lenses

VOTE

• VOTE: The Best & Worst Fujifilm Gear of 2025

With 2025 basically over and the internet is grading the Fujifilm year 2025.

For example, in a lengthy podcast, these are the grades of the PetaPixel team:

• Jordan: B-
  lots of repackaging of same tech. He likes X half concept, but not the camera. AF needs to improve
• Chris: B-
  no new lenses (admin note: that’s not correct). Autofocus has to improve
• Gordon: A
  a lot of releases in different formats. Squeezing last drops out of 5th generation. His guess: next year X-Pro4 will introduce new sensor
• Jaron: A
  Jaron agrees with Gordon. We got LUT’s. X half deserves praise for a company trying something different.

Fuji X Weekly graded every single release:

• GFX100RF: A+
• X half: B-
• X-E5: A
• GFX Eterna 55: A-
• X-T30 III: B+
• XF23mmF2.8: A-
• XC13-33mm: C
• GF32-90mm: A

Overall he gives it a B ranking.

And my votes?

I’ll rank it from best to worst.

• X-E5: A++++++…. taking a breath… +++++++++++

I might be biased… or maybe I am not? ;) It’s the most enjoyable Fujifilm camera I have ever used. Looks great, feels great, I love the film sim dial, trusted 40MP X-Trans V image quality. It’s my all-time favorite Fujifilm camera to date.

• XF23mmF2.8: A+

I own the XF27mmF2.8, which is awesome. But the XF23mmF2.8 from an image quality point of view is even better. Wonderful little lens

• GFX100RF: A

It makes a whole lot of sense that Fujifilm released a medium format version of the X100, and they did a great job. Some might want IBIS, a faster lens etc, but then you don’t get the compact size. And in my opinion Fujifilm did well to prioritize size, especially considering the massive flexibility of the GFX files.

• XC13-33mm: A-

So often I have seen people complaining Fujifilm does not care about affordable entry level, that everything is too expensive. Well, this lens addresses this huge criticism, and it does it with an astonishing image quality.

• X-T30III: B+

Again, this addresses the complain of the lack of entry level cameras with EVF in the Fujifilm ecosystem. Keeps the loved X-T30 form factor with X Processor 5 boost.

• X half: B-

The price is simply too high—on that, I think we can all agree. The concept itself may also be a bit too experimental for some, and that’s a fair criticism.

Still, I will always applaud Fujifilm when they dare to do something different in an otherwise increasingly monotonous camera market. This is their way of trying to offer a genuinely different photographic experience. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t—but at least Fujifilm is willing to try.

The X Half itself is highly divisive—some love it, others don’t. I haven’t had the chance to shoot with it yet, so I can’t pass final judgment, but there are definitely some features that intrigue me.

• GF32-90mm: C

Well, I guess it’s a good lens for filmmakers, maybe even a stunning lens. So the “C” is not for the lens itself, but for the need of such a lens: are there really so many filmmakers shooting GFX out there?

• GFX Eterna 55: D

I said I am worried…. and I still keep being worried about this project, especially since, unlike I hoped, I don’t see any benefits trickle down for other X/GFX cameras. Nothing wrong with the camera itself, but it looks like an R&D resources killer.

And You?

You voted your best and worst 2025 gear here (third party AF lenses included).

• VOTE: The Best & Worst Fujifilm Gear of 2025