Thypoch Simera 28mm f/1.4 Fujifilm X – Black

The Thypoch Simera 28mm f/1.4 for Fujifilm X is a compact manual full-frame lens for street photography, reportage, travel, documentary work and low-light shooting. It combines an f/1.4 aperture, 0.4m minimum focus and a switchable clicked or declicked aperture ring. The 11-element, 7-group optical design contains one aspherical, one ED and three HRI elements, while the 14-blade diaphragm supports smooth out-of-focus rendering. Its aluminium body weighs approximately 347g, and both focus and aperture are fully manual. On a Fujifilm X APS-C body, its angle of view is approximately equivalent to a 42mm lens.

Simera · full-frame manual lens

A responsive 28mm storytelling lens

This compact Fujifilm X wide-angle lens combines an f/1.4 aperture, precise manual control and a natural perspective for street work, reportage, travel and low-light shooting. On a Fujifilm X APS-C body, its angle of view is approximately equivalent to a 42mm lens.

Fujifilm X28 mm · f/1.40.4 m

A wide view with a strong visual character

The manufacturer’s official sample shows how the 28mm perspective keeps the environment in frame while letting the photographer work close to the action. At f/1.4, the lens can still separate a subject from a busy city scene.

From f/1.4 to more controlled rendering

A 14-blade diaphragm produces calm out-of-focus areas. The aperture ring switches between clicked operation for stills and a smooth, declicked movement for video, across an f/1.4–f/16 range.

Street, close detail and motion

The optical design combines an aspherical and a low-dispersion element with high-refractive-index glass. This helps control colour errors and retain detail across varied lighting conditions.

Get closer at 0.4m

A 0.4m minimum focus distance extends the lens to textures, fine details and more intimate compositions. The manufacturer’s official example clearly demonstrates the difference from a conventional working distance.

Mechanical control without electronics

Focus and aperture are fully manual, with no electronic contacts or optical stabilisation. The grooved focusing tab supports quick, precise focus shifts, while the aperture ring offers clicked and declicked operation.