Used SLR Magic 50mm T1.2 MicroPrime Cine Lens for Fujifilm X - Excellent

Key Features
- Fast SLR Magic 50mm T1.2 MicroPrime cine lens designed for Fujifilm X-mount cameras.
- Bright T1.2 maximum aperture supports low-light shooting and shallow depth of field with cinematic subject separation.
- Manual focus cine-style design offers precise focus pulls for video production and controlled still photography.
- Compact MicroPrime construction balances well on mirrorless bodies, cages, gimbals, and lightweight cinema rigs.
- Excellent used condition item rated 90-95% of original condition with only minimal signs of prior use.
OVERVIEW
The Used SLR Magic 50mm T1.2 MicroPrime Cine Lens for Fujifilm X is a compact, fast normal-to-short-telephoto prime built for image makers who want a cinematic rendering style in a lightweight package. On Fujifilm X APS-C cameras, its 50mm focal length delivers an angle of view similar to a roughly 75mm full-frame equivalent, making it especially well suited for portraits, interviews, detail shots, selective coverage, and narrative work that benefits from flattering perspective and strong background separation.
Compatible With
- Fujifilm X-mount cameras, including popular models such as the X-T5, X-T4, X-T3, X-T30 II, X-S20, X-S10, X-H2, X-H2S, X-Pro3, X-E4, and other Fujifilm X-mount bodies
Fast T1.2 Aperture for Cinematic Control
The standout feature of this MicroPrime is its very fast T1.2 maximum aperture. A true cine-rated transmission value is useful for filmmakers who need predictable exposure across lenses and scenes, while the wide opening also helps achieve a shallow depth of field and smooth focus falloff. This makes the lens a compelling choice for isolating subjects, creating cinematic portraits, and maintaining exposure in available-light environments such as indoor interviews, stage work, event coverage, and night scenes.
Purpose-Built Manual Focus Operation
Unlike photography lenses that prioritize autofocus convenience, the SLR Magic 50mm T1.2 MicroPrime is designed with manual operation in mind. Manual focus gives filmmakers the ability to execute controlled focus pulls, repeat marks more reliably, and maintain creative consistency from shot to shot. This is especially valuable for narrative productions, commercial video, music videos, documentaries, and any setup where a focus puller or operator wants tactile control over focus placement.
Compact MicroPrime Design
One of the main appeals of the MicroPrime line is portability. This lens brings a cinema-oriented handling experience in a relatively compact form factor, making it easier to use on mirrorless Fujifilm bodies, shoulder rigs, sliders, monopods, gimbals, and handheld setups. Its smaller size can also help when building travel kits or multi-lens sets for creators who want cine-style lenses without the weight and bulk of larger traditional cinema optics.
Ideal Uses and Creative Benefits
Mounted on a Fujifilm X camera, this 50mm prime excels in portraiture, interviews, close-medium coverage, beauty work, product detail shots, and low-light storytelling. The focal length is long enough to create pleasing facial proportions while still being manageable in smaller studio or indoor spaces. For video shooters, it can serve as a flattering interview lens or a detail lens that adds intimacy and visual emphasis. For still photographers who enjoy manual focusing, it offers a distinctive rendering style and strong subject-background separation.
Optical Character and Cine Appeal
SLR Magic lenses are widely appreciated by many filmmakers for delivering a more characterful, cinematic look compared with some clinically sharp modern photo lenses. This kind of lens can be especially appealing to creators who want a more organic rendering, smoother transitions from focus to defocus, and a visual signature that feels less sterile. The 50mm T1.2 MicroPrime is a strong fit for users who value mood, subject isolation, and expressive lens character in addition to raw brightness.
Excellent Used Condition
This used item is rated in Excellent condition, meaning it shows almost no signs of prior use and remains approximately 90-95% of its original condition. It may show very minor cosmetic wear from normal handling, but overall presentation is exceptionally clean. Lenses in Excellent condition have practically no wear on the housing, the glass elements are in pristine condition with no dust, scratches, or markings, and the mount shows almost no signs of having been attached to a camera.
Why Choose This Lens
If you want a bright cine-oriented prime for Fujifilm X that delivers manual precision, strong low-light capability, and a flattering short-telephoto field of view, the SLR Magic 50mm T1.2 MicroPrime is an appealing option. It fits well into filmmaker-focused kits, works nicely for portrait and interview applications, and offers a distinctive creative look that many shooters seek when moving beyond conventional autofocus still lenses.
Recommended Accessories
- 52mm protection or diffusion filter
- Lens support or cage system for cine rigs
- Follow focus unit for more precise focus pulls
- Matte box or screw-in ND filters for shooting wide open in bright conditions
- Rear and front lens caps if replacements are needed
- Padded lens pouch or hard case for transport
- Cleaning kit with blower, microfiber cloth, and lens-safe cleaning solution
In the MicroPrime Line
SLR Magic developed the MicroPrime series to give mirrorless shooters access to compact cine-style primes with fast apertures and consistent handling philosophies. Compared with many autofocus Fujifilm X portrait lenses, this lens prioritizes manual cinema operation and visual character over speed of AF performance. That makes it especially attractive to dedicated video creators, hybrid shooters, and manual-focus enthusiasts building a more intentional production workflow.
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lens specification
| Lens Min. Focus Distance | 1.6ft.(0.5m) |
| Lens Filter Size | 52mm |
| Minimum Aperture | f/16 |
| Angle of View (diagonal) | 31.7° |
| Maximum Aperture | T1.2 |
| Focus Type | Manual |
| Mount Type | Fujifilm X |
| Focal Length | 50mm |
| Weight | Approx. 0.9 lb / 410 g |
| Dimensions | Approx. 2.4 x 2.4 in. / 61 x 61 mm |
| Image Stabilization | No |
| Diaphragm Blades | 13 |
| Tripod Collar | No |
| Maximum Magnification | 0.15x |
| Optical Design | 6 elements in 5 groups |
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