Used SLR Magic 25mm T1.5 MicroPrime Cine Lens for Fujifilm X - Excellent

Key Features
- Fast 25mm T1.5 cine prime designed for Fujifilm X-mount cameras.
- Manual-focus MicroPrime construction with geared focus and iris rings for precise video operation.
- Compact, lightweight design well suited for gimbals, rigs, and handheld filmmaking.
- Bright T1.5 aperture supports low-light shooting and cinematic shallow depth of field.
- Excellent used condition with minimal signs of prior use and strong optical performance.
OVERVIEW
The used SLR Magic 25mm T1.5 MicroPrime Cine Lens for Fujifilm X is a compact cinema-style prime built for filmmakers who want precise manual control, a fast maximum aperture, and a natural standard-angle field of view on APS-C Fujifilm X cameras. With its bright T1.5 transmission, this lens is a strong choice for narrative work, interviews, music videos, documentaries, and low-light productions where smooth focus pulls and consistent exposure control matter.
Compatible With
- Fujifilm X-mount cameras such as the X-T series, X-H series, X-Pro series, X-E series, X-S series, and other Fujifilm X-mount bodies
Cinematic 25mm Focal Length
The 25mm focal length delivers a versatile perspective that works well for everyday filmmaking. On Fujifilm APS-C bodies, it provides an angle of view roughly similar to a 37.5mm full-frame equivalent, making it useful for environmental portraits, street scenes, interviews, establishing shots, and general-purpose video capture. It sits in a sweet spot between wide and normal, giving footage a natural sense of space without excessive distortion.
Fast T1.5 Aperture for Low Light and Subject Separation
One of the biggest advantages of this MicroPrime lens is its bright T1.5 aperture. Unlike still-photo f-stop labeling, the T-stop rating is designed around actual light transmission, which is especially valuable in cinema workflows where exposure consistency across a set of lenses is important. The fast aperture helps filmmakers shoot in dim interiors, at night, or under available light while also producing attractive background separation and a more cinematic depth-of-field look.
Manual Focus Precision
As a true cinema-oriented lens, the SLR Magic 25mm T1.5 MicroPrime uses manual focus operation. This is ideal for controlled filmmaking where repeatable focus pulls are essential. The geared focus ring integrates easily with follow focus systems, making it a practical option for rig-based productions as well as solo operators who want more tactile control than autofocus lenses typically provide. Manual focus also helps avoid focus breathing distractions and sudden autofocus shifts during recording.
Built for Video Rigs and Compact Setups
The MicroPrime series is known for balancing cine-lens functionality with a relatively compact footprint. This makes the lens a smart match for mirrorless video rigs, shoulder setups, sliders, and motorized gimbals where excessive weight can become a limitation. Its smaller size also makes lens swaps and transportation easier for travel filmmakers and content creators building a lightweight cinema kit around Fujifilm X cameras.
Optical Character and Creative Rendering
SLR Magic lenses are often appreciated for their cinematic rendering rather than an overly clinical look. The 25mm T1.5 MicroPrime is designed to deliver pleasing contrast, strong center sharpness, and a characterful image that can work beautifully for story-driven productions. The fast aperture and multi-blade diaphragm can help create smoother out-of-focus areas, which is especially useful for isolating subjects in interviews, dramatic close-ups, and stylized b-roll.
Why Choose This Lens Over a Photo Lens?
Compared with many still-photography lenses adapted for video, a cine lens like this offers practical benefits for filmmakers. Geared rings simplify focus and iris adjustments with professional accessories. The manual design prioritizes smooth tactile operation. The T-stop marking is better aligned with video exposure workflows. And the physical handling tends to be more predictable on set, especially when using a follow focus or working with a focus puller.
Ideal Uses
This lens is well suited for a wide range of productions, including short films, commercial work, interviews, wedding films, social media video, documentary shooting, and music videos. Its standard-angle view and bright aperture make it especially useful as a first cine prime for creators who want one lens that can cover a broad range of scenes.
Recommended Accessories
To get the most from this lens, consider pairing it with a follow focus unit for precise pulls, a matte box for flare control and filter use, a 52mm filter set for diffusion or ND control, a lens support when building out a larger rig, and a protective front and rear cap set if replacements are needed. A variable ND filter can be particularly helpful for maintaining cinematic shutter speeds while shooting wide open outdoors.
Used Condition
This item is rated in Excellent condition (90-95% of original condition). It shows almost no signs of prior use. Cosmetic wear is minimal, with only very minor exterior marks possible from normal handling. Glass elements should be very clean and free from significant scratches or markings that would affect image quality. The mount should show only minimal signs of previous attachment, and overall operation should remain strong and dependable.
About SLR Magic MicroPrime Lenses
SLR Magic developed its MicroPrime lenses to give mirrorless filmmakers access to dedicated cine-style optics in a smaller and more affordable form factor than many traditional cinema lenses. These lenses became popular among independent filmmakers for offering fast apertures, compact bodies, and useful manual control at a size that works well with modern mirrorless camera systems and portable production rigs.
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lens specification
| Lens Min. Focus Distance | 1 ft. (0.30m) |
| Lens Filter Size | 52mm |
| Minimum Aperture | f/16 |
| Angle of View (diagonal) | 85° |
| Maximum Aperture | T1.5 |
| Focus Type | Manual |
| Mount Type | Fujifilm X |
| Focal Length | 25mm |
| Weight | Approx. 0.9 lb / 410 g |
| Dimensions | Approx. 2.4 x 2.3 in. / 61 x 59 mm |
| Image Stabilization | No |
| Diaphragm Blades | 13 |
| Tripod Collar | No |
| Maximum Magnification | 0.15x |
| Optical Design | 7 elements in 6 groups |
- Used SLR Magic 25mm T1.5 MicroPrime Cine Lens for Fujifilm X
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- Rear lens cap
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