Viltrox AF 75mm F1.2 XF Pro is a high-end APS-C portrait lens for Fujifilm X. It combines an ultra-fast F1.2 aperture, 11 aperture blades, a 16-element / 11-group optical design, quiet STM autofocus and the more robust metal build of the Pro series.
Viltrox AF 75mm F1.2 XF Pro is a high-end APS-C portrait lens for Fujifilm X. It combines an ultra-fast F1.2 aperture, 11 aperture blades, a 16-element / 11-group optical design, quiet STM autofocus and the more robust metal build of the Pro series.

Viltrox Pro / Fujifilm X
The 75mm focal length gives APS-C cameras a natural portrait angle close to 115mm equivalent. F1.2 adds low ISO, short shutter speeds and strong subject separation.
Viltrox lists a 16-element / 11-group optical design including high-refractive optics. The goal is high resolution, clean detail and natural depth even at maximum aperture.


The fast aperture and longer portrait focal length create smooth bokeh, while the 11-blade diaphragm helps keep out-of-focus highlights pleasing.
The STM motor supports fast, quiet and smooth focusing at shallow depth of field. The lens includes an AF/MF switch, Focus Lock button and creator-friendly video behaviour.


A metal body, dust and moisture protection, USB-C firmware updates and a 77mm filter thread make this a practical working lens, not just a fast-aperture specialty.
| Manufacturer: | Viltrox |
| Category: | Lenses |
| Filter thread | 77mm |
| Minimum Focusing Distance | 880mm |
| Maximum magnification | 0.1x |
| Number of aperture blades | 11 |
| Lens diameter | 87mm |
| Lens Length | 101mm |
| Bayonet | X-mount |
| Tilt Shift | No |
| Lens color | Black |
| Lens Type | Fixed Glass |
| Lens suitable for | APS-C |
| Aperture (f) | 1.2 |
| Focal length | 75mm |
| Minimal focal length | 75mm |
| Maximum focal length | 75mm |
| Optical stabilisation | No |
| Auto focus | Yes |
| Zoom | No |
| Anamorphic | No |
| Macro | No |
| Weight | 670g |
| Series | Viltrox Pro |
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