7artisan 18mm F6.3 Ultra-thin APS-C Prime Lens Fit for Fujifilm XF Compact Mirrorless Cameras for Fuji Xh2s XT4 XT3 XE4 Xs10 X-A10 X-A7 X-M2 X-T10 X-T2 X-T20 X-Pro1 X-Pro2 X- E1 X-E2
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7Artisans was established in March 2016. It is an all-around enterprise integrating design, development, production and manufacturing. Headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. We have developed Firefly series large aperture lenses, vision series APS-C cine lenses Full Frame cine lenses,rangefinder M-mount lenses, macro lens, fisheye lens, filters and many other products that gained consumers’ recognition.
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Product Dimensions : 1.5 x 5.6 x 5.6 cm; 100 g
Date First Available : 21 Oct. 2020
Manufacturer : 7artisans
ASIN : B08LPP5GWD
Item model number : 186.3FXB
Country of origin : China
Guaranteed software updates until : unknown
❂【”Biscuit” Lens】: 18mm f6.3 is an ultra-thin “biscuit type fixed focus lens”, with compact design and Excellent portability, excellent image quality and dustproof performance. You just need to put it on the camera body as a protective body cover to keep the weight of the camera.
❂【Constant Aperture】: The fastest focusing is without focusing, the focal length is 18mm, the aperture is F6.3, and the focus distance of Mark II is 0.3M~∞ more than that of Mark I, opening endless space, creating charming closing experience, and capturing portraits from daily life in an instant.
❂【Wide Scope of Application】: The lens can be easily put into the pocket, suitable for various styles and scenes of street photography and landscape photography: tourism, scenery, people, still life, insects, buildings, etc.
❂【Excellent Image Structure】: It combines lightweight design and excellent image quality to cover APS-C sensor. Although the size is compact, the lens is composed of five groups of six pieces. Keeping the weight of the camera can provide excellent image resolution.
❂【Extensive Compatibility】: Compatible for Fuji XH2s XT4 XT3 XE4 Xs10 X-A10 X-A7 X-M2 X-T10 X-T2 X-T20 X-Pro1 X-Pro2 X-E1 X-E2. If you have any questions about purchasing our products, please contact us at any time, and we will do our best to provide you with solutions!
Customers say
Customers find the lens easy to pocket and appreciate its lightweight design, considering it amazing value for money. They describe it as fun to use, and one customer notes it’s a brilliant tool. The image quality and sharpness receive mixed feedback, with some finding it decent while others say it’s not sharp enough. The focus mechanism and build quality also get mixed reviews.
13 reviews for 7artisan 18mm F6.3 Ultra-thin APS-C Prime Lens Fit for Fujifilm XF Compact Mirrorless Cameras for Fuji Xh2s XT4 XT3 XE4 Xs10 X-A10 X-A7 X-M2 X-T10 X-T2 X-T20 X-Pro1 X-Pro2 X- E1 X-E2
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Original price was: £57.00.£52.51Current price is: £52.51.
Matthew –
A tiny budget wonder.
7Artisan’s 18mm F6.3 fixed aperture prime lens is a bit of an oddity. Sharpness falls off towards the corners, vignetting is present, and you may notice some visual distortions and flaring. But in exchange for compromising on these things, you get a remarkably good value manual prime lens in a body cap form factor.Attached to my Panasonic Lumix GF2, I snapped these pictures whilst out and about. And that is very much the beauty of this lens, especially when paired with a small M43 camera. It’s beyond portable; on the body, it’s maybe the thickness of three phones. It’s really well constructed and solid feeling, but definitely not heavy, making the entire package easily pocketable. You can take your camera everywhere with you, and whip it out at your leisure.One huge downside is that you cannot attach a lens cap onto it, which is going to require some careful pocketing/storing and mindfulness to wipe off the front lens element before using. I’ve seen some 3d printed caps for it that cover the entire lens, so I may print one of those off. At the moment though, a fabric sunglasses bag keeps it nice and safe.
Michael Relihan –
Poor Quality even for the price
So to start I honestly think I may have gotten a defective Item as none of the reviews seem to have talked about this . Either way was a waste of money and is now just an overpriced lens cap for me .Build : looks as expected, nice and compact, although the short throw , the focus ring is smooth and the lens is as light as the lens cap .Image Quality: utterly shocking . Magenta coloured vignetting on the short sides of the image . Colours on the image were also off and only so much manual white balance can correct. Issues got worse when taking the lens on holidays . In the sun the lens was a terror , one side of the image being over exposed while the other sider being almost black with very harsh vignette that could only be recovered so far in editing.Only purpose i might have for this lens now is at best a cloudy day black and white shooter , as the colours are off and the vignette issue is terrible. Honestly shocked it was so bad given the reviews .Used on Sony E mount camera for reference. Avoid honestly they are probably better ones slightly up in budget
Ray M. –
Great little lens.
I attached this to my Fuji X-A5 giving a remarkably small package which fits in any pocket easily. It has a small focussing facility but without having experimented too much with this I found that setting it just back from infinity seemed to give great snapshots without fiddling about too much. I would say that 6 out of 10 photos were acceptable. I managed to get one or two absolutely excellent portrait photos using natural light.It reminds me of the old days with point and shoot film cameras.
Mr. W –
Fine on M43
Less than £60, you can’t complain. I tested on an old epl-7, and it works just fine, you get a bit of a vintage look, It’s not the sharpest, and it’s manual focus with a fixed aperture. Set it to a bit less than infinity and do some urban photo walks, set it to infinity for a landscape, and it’s OK too. I repeat, though, it’s not the sharpest, but it does work quite well on the smaller sensor size of a m43 camera. Vignetting is minimal, and It’s not too soft around the edges. RAW files converted to black and white with a little added contrast have a nice look about them. I like this lens, it forces me to think about what I’m doing. Have fun, I am
BigJohn –
it’s light
it’s not very sharp for my needs but you get what you pay for it’s ok but at a locked 6.3 you would think it would focus clearly.
Frank –
Just buy it
Are you not sure? Just buy it already.The image quality is just decent, but all the other perks outweigh the flaws.It’s incredibly cheapIt’s super thin, thinner than a pancake lens and so lightweight you forget you have it attached to your camera bodyIt gives film-like vibesShort focusing distanceYou can work on hyperfocal, perfect for street photographyAmazing bang for your buck, did I say that already? Just buy it, you won’t regret it.
Lerio F. –
Not sharp enough
Lens is not sharp, and it is for crop sensor . Not for fullframe
Simon P Monck-Mason –
Not bad for a cheap lens.
This is not a high end lens, but then you wouldn’t expect that from the price. However, if you are after a dreamy, vintage look to your shots, then this lens could be for you.
Jon Sullivan –
For $60? Come on, this thing is awesome. Solid metal construction, zero complaints there. Focus ring throw is 1/4 turn of the whole lens, so it’s easy to whip focus around if you need to, but realistically you’ll be at the “â” setting all the time. Being fixed at F6.3 means that, at the infinity setting, anything from about 2 ft away to infinity will be in focus. So you won’t likely touch the focus ring much / ever.Essentially, this lens is a point-and-shoot dream. Never have to touch focus, not wasting battery on AF motors, no choices to make. Just turn on the camera and fire the shutter! Extremely easy. 18mm is a nice choice, too. Plenty of room to capture your scene.Before IQ, I can’t stress enough how _small_ this lens is. It’s a brilliant fit on my X-Pro3, with the front edge of the lens just a couple millimeters further out from the built-in grip! I have several XF lenses and nothing comes close to making the X-Pro3 feel like a true rangefinder than this one. It’s actually even smaller (thinner) than my X100V. Neat! Carry this thing anywhere.Okay, image quality. This is not a clinical, sharp, corporate-headshots / product-images type lens. It’s $60. Go get your $2k G-master for that. What this lens is, is a very filmic piece of glass. Does it have some vignetting on the edges? Yep. Is it slow? Yep â F6.3, especially indoors, means high ISO. Does is somehow blend with the X-Trans IV’s high-ISO grain (and/or JPG grain settings) to give you brilliant film-y images with BEAUTIFUL film grain? Absolutely. No idea how it does this, but it just does. The photos I shoot through this lens (particularly with Classic Neg or Acros) look more filmic than pretty much any other lens I shoot.Would I try this lens on the X-Trans V 40MP sensors? Probably not. Would I try it on the older sensors? Absolutely. What this lens doesn’t have in resolution resolving power it totally makes up for in character and filmy style. That pairs great with the 26MP X-Trans VI and I can only imagine even more-so on the older sensors.For $60 and Amazon’s return policy… give this thing a try. It’s great. It’ll take you to a simplistic place with your photography that’s just “frame and shoot”.
VÃctor –
Se dispara fácilmente la ISO. Cuidado.
ErdoÄan Gök –
Ãrünü çok beÄendim. Sony nex ve diÄer aynasız cihazlarda kullanıyorum. Bilhassa sonsuz iÅaretinde mükemmel neticeler aldım. Tavsiye ederim. Sony aynasız cihazları kullananların vazgeçemiyeceÄi bir lens..
KISHOR –
GoodFor this price
ALEXIS –
Bonjour à tous,Comme beaucoup le disent, si vous cherchez un objectif qui donnent des résultats ultras nets et détaillés, cet objectif n’est pas pour vous.Malgré tout, il est assez net, mais manque un peu de contraste. Je trouve qu’il est plus net en vue rapprochée que sur l’infini. Mais le gros avantage, (par rapport aux Olympus 9 et 15 mm) c’est qu’il y a une vraie bague de mise au point ultra fluide très pratique pour faire le point. Une précision : quand on règle sur l’infini, ne pas aller jusqu’au bout, mais rester juste 1 millimètre environ avant, pour une netteté optimale.Il est très bien construit, tout en métal. Pas de couvercle capuchon de protection.Il est très sensible au flare, au reflet des lumières fortes. Pour moi ça peut être une qualité parce qu’il permet de créer des atmosphères un peu irréelles que j’aime beaucoup. (voir la première photo) J’aime les photos super nettes et détaillées, mais là on est plus dans le créatif, dans une recherche d’ambiances particulières, cet objectif s’y prête bien. (seule la dernière photo est optimisée)J’aimerais bien le même en 28 mm parce qu’en 4/3, le 18 équivaut à 36 mm…Et surtout il est tellement léger et discret, c’est vraiment un plaisir de l’utiliser. Et pour le prix, franchement…