Viltrox PFU RBMH 85 mm f/1.8 STM
11. Summary
Pros:
- good quality metal casing,
- very good image quality in frame centre,
- good image quality on the edge of APS-C sensor,
- lack of problems with spherical aberration,
- slight lateral chromatic aberration,
- negligible vignetting on APS-C sensor,
- quite nice out-of-focus areas,
- sensible coma correction,
- low astigmatism,
- good price/quality and price/performance ratio.
Cons:
- weak image quality on edges of full frame,
- higher distortion results than those of direct rivals,
- huge vignetting on full frame,
- performance against bright light in the case of the Fuji X mount could have been better.
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Our overall conclusion is such that the owners of mirrorless Sony and Fuji cameras can choose from more and more sensible quality lenses which also feature affordable price tags. We hope it is not the last word from Viltrox and soon we will see more good autofocus lenses produced by them. Anyway, we keep our fingers crossed.