Yongnuo has a new 50mm f/1.8 for Fujifilm X-Mount that's not only affordable but also integrates two unusual features.
, and while Yongnuo is mainly known as an affordable photography brand and that remains the case with this $265 50mm f/1.8, the optic integrates two features that are somewhat unusual.
For starters, at first glance it might seem like the lens only has a focus ring and aperture control would need to take place from the camera, an operation that would be seen by many photographers and videographers as a significant disadvantage from a workflow perspective. But while it is true the lens only has one control ring, it can serve double-duty.
On the side of the lens is an “SW” mode switch that toggles between focus and aperture control. When set to mode “I” the ring on the lens can be used for manual focus. When set to “II” it switches to control of aperture. While a neat idea, it’s not clear if this is something Fujifilm shooters would be particularly thrilled about. The company has a great many “R” lenses with a dedicated aperture control ring, but perhaps Yongnuo is hoping to stand out with its low price.
The second notable feature is the aforementioned top-mounted OLED display shows the current aperture setting. This is now the second lens to feature a digital “window” of sorts on the top of the lens and while it is generally redundant information for many modern cameras, some might like it for quick, at-a-glance checks of current aperture. It might also be more helpful to some Fujifilm shooters, since not all Fujifilm cameras have a top-mounted display that shows current aperture.
Yongnuo says the lens is compatible with the X-H2S, X-H2, X-Pro3, X-T5, X-T4, X-T3, S-S20, X-S10, X-T30 II, X-T200, X-E4, and “other Fujifilm X mount cameras.”, and shipping to the United States takes between 10 and 15 days and cost $28.
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