Designed exclusively for the FUJIFILM X system, the black Voigtlander Ultron 27mm f/2 Lens is a manual focus, fast aperture prime lens with a 40mm-equivalent field of view. Despite its compact size of just 0.9" in length, it features a sophisticated optical construction that uses an atypical dispersion element to ensure sharpness in all areas of the image. The all-metal housing has been CNC-milled with high precision, paying special attention to the mechanical feedback of all its moving parts. With its small size and versatile focal length in combination with a fast aperture, the Ultron 27mm f/2 lends itself exceptionally well to documentary and street photography with its ability to perform in a number of different scenarios.
- APS-C Format | f/2.0 to f/22
- 40mm (Full-Frame Equivalent)
- Manual Focus Design
- 10 Aperture Blades
Voigtlander Ultron 27mm f/2.0 Overview
Voigtlander Ultron 27mm f/2.0 Specs
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Voigtlander Ultron 27mm f/2.0 Reviews
Excellent Lens
This is pretty much the best manual focus lens you can get for Fuji system in my opinion. Bright aperture with excellent sharpness even at f2. Tiny pancake size with exceptional build quality. Nice bokeh. The focus tab is clutch. Low profile screw on hood. EXIF data! Whats not to like? A tad expensive but worth it. I also have the TTartisan 25mm manual focus lens which at $85 is pretty darn good (especially for the price) but the Voightlander is next level. I am thinking about also getting the 18mm version although that one is f2.8 which is a bit lackluster for low light. See enclosed sample images with Fuji X-E5.
Excellant lens
I bought this lens for my X-T5 one year ago this month. It didn’t take long for this to become my favorite lens, even over my native Fuji lenses. The only complaint I have if one can call it that, is that the focusing tab is a little harder to use with the camera in portrait mode. The lens shoots far above it’s specs would indicate in low light and using the short-throw mechanical focus (over focus-by-wire) is a joy. It isn’t pin sharp but it is the closest thing to Leica’s 3-D look one will find on a Fuji camera (I also have a Leica Q3). It black and white, it is amazing, but the way it renders color is unique. This isn't just the lens to throw in your bag because it's small; it's the lens to put on your camera and leave it there.
