SLR Magic MicroPrime Cine 12mm T2.8 Lens (Fuji X Mount)

SLR Magic's Micro Prime Series lenses are designed to have uniformity across the set. when you purchase a set of Micro Primes the Focus/Aperture Rings, Size/Weight, Filter threads, lens coating are the same across all of the lenses. The benefit of uniformity is that it saves you time and energy when producing content. The lenses all have the same filter thread therefore you only need to have one set of filters (no step up rings required) The lenses are all the same size/weight and have the focus/aperture rings in the same spot which saves time when swapping lenses because you do not need to adjust the position of your follow focus or matte box. The lenses are built to perform exactly the same across the set so that it is easier to match your shots in post production. If you compare an individual Micro Prime with a Cine Prime there is no difference between the lenses. They have the same specs and more or less perform very similarly but if you plan to get a set of lenses it makes a lot more sense to go for the Micro Primes so that you don't have to fuss with step up rings every time you want to swap filters on your lenses, readjust the placement of your follow focus every time you swap your lenses, change the position of your matte box when you swap lenses, or deal with minute color differences due to different lens coatings on the various focal lengths.

Since the sensor format is Super35/APS-C, the SLR Magic 12mm would be equivalent to a 18mm.

Weight 580g / 1.28lbs F 2.8 Filter 82mm Construction 9 Groups 10 Elements

MFT stands for Micro Four Thirds. They are the same kind of mount.

The SLR Magic MicroPrime Cine 12mm T2.8 Lens (Micro Four Thirds Mount) can be focused to infinity. Also, the view will look like 24mm when used on a MFT sensor camera.

No. There are no adapters to go from an E-Mount lens to an EF mount camera.

That will depend on the camera you are using and its crop factor. However most MFT cameras have a 2x crop factor, which would give you a 24mm field of view.

The SLR Magic MicroPrime Cine 12mm T2.8 Lens (Micro Four Thirds Mount) can be used for still photography, but it is a fully manual lens, which means there is no stabilization, and one will need to manually pull the focus and the aperture.