
Fujifilm X Autofocus
Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4
- Focal length
- 56 mm
- Aperture
- f/1.4
- Weight
- 290 g
- Filter diameter
- 52 mm
- Min. focus distance
- 60 cm
- Length
- 72 mm
At a Glance
The Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 for Fujifilm X is a compact APS-C lens at 290 g. Its 56 mm equals 84 mm in full-frame terms, and the f/1.4 aperture allows short shutter times. Features include eye autofocus, a stepping motor autofocus and internal focusing. It focuses down to 60 cm for a magnification of 1:10. Portraits, events and travel are the main uses.
Good for
- Portraits
- Events
- Travel
Derived from the manufacturer data, not from our own tests. How we check
Technical Specifications
- Min. focal length
- 56 mm
- Max. focal length
- 56 mm
- Max. aperture (min. zoom)
- f/1.4
- Max. aperture (max. zoom)
- f/1.4
- Min. aperture
- f/16
- Elements
- 10
- Groups
- 9
- Weight
- 290 g (0.64 lb)
- Filter diameter
- 52 mm
- Min. focus distance
- 60 cm (23.62 in)
- Max. magnification
- 1:10 (0.1×)
- Length
- 72 mm (2.83 in)
- Diameter
- 65 mm (2.56 in)
Manufacturer data: viltrox.com, viltrox.com, viltrox.com
Last checked: October 13, 2026 (against the manufacturer data) · How we check
Which cameras does the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 fit?
The Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 fits all Fujifilm X-Mount cameras. There its field of view equals 84 mm in full-frame terms (crop factor 1.5).
Fujifilm X-Mount cameras
- APS-C:
- Fujifilm X-T30 III,Fujifilm X-E5,Fujifilm X-M5,Fujifilm X-T50,Fujifilm X-S20,Fujifilm X-T5,Fujifilm X-H2,Fujifilm X-H2S,Fujifilm X-T30 II,Fujifilm X-E4,Fujifilm X-S10,Fujifilm X-T4,Fujifilm X-T200,Fujifilm X-Pro3,Fujifilm X-A7,Fujifilm X-T30,Fujifilm X-T3,Fujifilm X-T100,Fujifilm X-H1,Fujifilm X-A5,Fujifilm X-E3,Fujifilm X-T20,Fujifilm X-A10,Fujifilm X-A3,Fujifilm X-T2,Fujifilm X-E2S,Fujifilm X-Pro2,Fujifilm X-T1 IR,Fujifilm X-T10,Fujifilm X-A2,Fujifilm X-T1,Fujifilm X-E2,Fujifilm X-A1,Fujifilm X-M1,Fujifilm X-E1,Fujifilm X-Pro1
Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 compared
Key specs side by side with the most similar Fujifilm X-Mount lenses.
| Lens | Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 | Sigma 56mm F1.4 DC DN | C | Tokina atx-m 56mm F1.4 | Meike AF 55mm F1.4 STM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Focal length | 56 mm | 56 mm | 56 mm | 55 mm |
| Max. aperture | f/1.4 | f/1.4 | f/1.4 | f/1.4 |
| Weight | 290 g | 280 g | 315 g | 289 g |
| Filter diameter | 52 mm | 55 mm | 52 mm | 52 mm |
| Min. focus distance | 60 cm | 50 cm | 60 cm | 61 cm |
| Length | 72 mm | 59.8 mm | 72 mm | 76 mm |
| Autofocus | yes | yes | yes | yes |
| Image stabilization | no | no | no | no |
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Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4: FAQ
Does the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 have autofocus?
Yes, the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 has autofocus.
Does the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 have image stabilization?
No, the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 has no stabilization of its own. On cameras with in-body image stabilization (IBIS) the image is still stabilized.
How much does the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 weigh?
The Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 weighs 290 g. It is 72 mm long with a diameter of 65 mm.
What filter size does the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 use?
The Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 takes 52 mm screw-in filters.
How close can the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 focus?
The minimum focus distance of the Viltrox AF 56mm F1.4 is 60 cm, measured from the sensor plane.
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Fujifilm XF 56mm F1.2 R
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Fujifilm XF 56mm F1.2 R APD
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