Fujifilm has added another lens, the 56mm F/1.2 APD, to its already extensive collection of discounts, set to expire in just under two weeks.
The 56mm F/1.2 APD is the specialty version of the incredibly popular 56mm F/1.2, which has a special Apodization Filter. The Apodization Filter gives you a more pleasing bokeh than you can get with the original 56mm F/1.2.
Savings on the 56mm F/1.2 APD are a modest $150, not a reason to run out and buy the lens on a whim, but if you were already planning on it, it’s a nice additional savings. If you would like to take advantage of the deal, you can find it over on B&H here.
If you are interested in what the other Fujifilm deals are, you can find them listed below:
- XF 18-135mm (save $200)
- XF 18mm (save $200)
- XF 60mm (save $200)
- XF 23mm (save $150)
- XF 56mm (save $150)
- XF 14mm (save $150)
- XF 10-24mm (save $150)
- XF 27mm (save $150)
- XF 35mm (save $100)
- XF 18-55mm (save $100)
- XF 55-200mm (save $100)
This deal on the 56mm F/1.2 APD and the other deals listed above are set to expire on March 28th. So, if you need some more time to think on it you have a little time, but not much. 13 days and counting…
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This is like using the amazing Nikon 58mm F1.4 on a cropped sensor camera like the D7100 or now the D7200. Way to go!
Why a 56mm?
Admiral Ackbar: “It’s a crop!”
Multiply 56mm X 1.5 crop = 84mm = money for portraits. Consider this one an equivalent* lens to fast 85 on a FF rig.
(* Standard disclaimer: crop DOF is not FF DOF, yadda yadda, etc.)