TTartisan has announced its 11mm F2.8 Fisheye lens is now available for Fujifilm GFX camera systems. The lens features the same basic specifications as its full-frame counterparts, but offers a larger lens mount for Fujifilm’s medium format camera system.
The fully-manual lens is constructed of 11 elements in seven groups and uses a seven-blade aperture diaphragm—the same setup found in the Canon RF, Leica L, Leica M, Nikon Z and Sony E mount versions. It has a minimum focusing distance of 17cm (6.7”) and has an aperture range of F2.8 through F16.
The only change with the GFX mount variant, aside from slightly different dimensions and weight to account for the larger lens mount, is the absence of the lens hood, as it would interfere with the image circle produced by the lens.
Image showing the size differences between the different lens mount variants.
Below is a sample gallery of images captured with the lens. TTartisan hasn’t specified what, if any of these particular photos, were captured on a Fujifilm GFX camera system, however.
The 11mm F2.8 lens for Fujifilm GFX camera systems is available to purchase through TTArtisan’s online shop and Amazon for $215, the same price as the other mounts.
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