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Product Summary:

The FUJINON MKX18-55mmT2.9 is a high-quality, lightweight cinema zoom lens specifically designed for Fujifilm X-mount cameras. This lens is the perfect rental for professional videographers and filmmakers traveling in Japan, offering a versatile range (equivalent to 27 millimeter to 84 millimeter in 35mm format) with a constant, fast T2.9 aperture.

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Engineered with cine-specific features, including independent focus, zoom, and iris rings with standardized gear pitch, this lens provides the precise control and high optical performance needed to capture cinematic video footage of Japanese landscapes, architecture, and cultural events.

Quick Highlights:

  • Professional Cine Zoom: Optimized for video production with dedicated manual controls.
  • Constant T2.9 Aperture: Maintains consistent brightness throughout the zoom range.
  • Versatile Range: Covers wide-angle to medium telephoto (27mm to 84mm equivalent).
  • Cine Controls: Features three independent rings (Focus, Zoom, Iris) with 0.8 module gear pitch.
  • Wide Focus Rotation: 200-degree focus rotation angle for precise manual focusing.
  • Premium Optics: Uses 6 Super ED and 2 ED elements for superior image quality.

Product Details / Description:

Renting the FUJINON MKX18-55mmT2.9 gives you access to professional filmmaking capabilities on the portable Fujifilm X-mount system. Its robust design and specialized cine features are ideal for documentary work, travel vlogging, and short film production while exploring Japan.

About the Product

The optical construction features 22 elements in 17 groups, utilizing an advanced array of 6 Super ED and 2 ED elements to ensure extremely high resolution, low distortion, and excellent color rendition. The constant T2.9 aperture ensures consistent lighting when zooming, while the 9-blade circular iris provides beautiful, smooth out-of-focus areas (bokeh).

Designed for serious videography, the lens features three independent, fully manual control rings for Focus, Zoom, and Iris. All rings share the standardized 0.8 module gear pitch, allowing easy integration with professional follow focus and motor systems. The Iris ring is clickless, enabling seamless exposure adjustments during recording.

Key Features

  • Constant T2.9 Aperture maintains exposure and depth of field consistency while zooming
  • Dedicated Cine Control Rings for manual focus, zoom, and iris
  • Standardized 0.8 MOD Gear Pitch for use with professional accessories
  • Extended 200° Focus Throw allows for highly accurate manual focus pulling
  • Minimal Breathing helps maintain framing stability when changing focus
  • Weather-Sealed Construction for reliable use in various conditions

Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Focal Length18 to 55 millimeter (27mm-84mm equivalent)
T-StopT2.9 (Constant)
Minimum Focusing Distance0.85 meter (0.38m in macro mode)
Filter Size82 millimeter
Weight1,100 grams

What’s in the box (Included Items):

  • FUJINON MKX18-55mmT2.9 Lens
  • FUJINON Support Foot
  • FUJINON Zoom Lever
  • Protection Filter
  • Front Lens Cap
  • Rear Lens Cap
  • Lens Hood
  • Tripod Mount
  • Case
  • QR code for viewing the instruction manual

Where This Product Can Be Used:

  • Travel Documentary: Capturing high-quality video of cultural sites and landscapes.
  • Short Films: Providing a cinematic look with precise focus and exposure control.
  • Video Production: Ideal for corporate or event videography in Japan.
  • Filming Action: Smooth zooming and manual control for dynamic shots.
  • Architectural Tours: Capturing the scale and detail of Japanese buildings with consistent quality.

Why Tourists Rent From Us

  • English-speaking customer support
  • Accept foreign credit cards
  • No Japanese phone number required for booking
  • Offer hotel and Airbnb delivery across major Japanese cities
  • Easy return process for travelers
  • Guaranteed equipment quality and reliability

Book with Jasumo:

If you are ready to rent this product, you can contact us with the Product Name, the Rental start date and end date, your delivery Location, and other important details you want to share. After we get a request from you, our team will start communicating with you as soon as possible.

Faqs:

What is the difference between an F-stop and a T-stop on a cinema lens?

F-stop (like F2.8) is a theoretical calculation of light transmission, while T-stop (T2.9) measures the actual light transmission through the lens. T-stops are used on cinema lenses for accurate and consistent exposure across different lens changes, which is vital for professional video production.

Why is the wide 200-degree focus rotation angle important?

The 200-degree rotation angle for the focus ring allows for much finer and more precise adjustments to focus, especially during “focus pulling” (changing focus during a shot). This level of precision is essential for achieving professional-looking cinematic focus transitions.

Are the independent rings necessary for my Fujifilm camera?

While modern Fujifilm cameras can auto-focus, the independent manual rings are essential for serious video work. They allow for consistent, repeatable, and precise adjustments of focus, zoom, and exposure, often performed by a dedicated camera operator or focus puller using external gear (like follow focus systems).

What does the 0.8 module gear pitch mean?

The 0.8 module gear pitch is the industry standard for cinema lenses. It means all three control rings (focus, zoom, iris) have teeth that perfectly interface with standard external follow focus units, zoom motors, and wireless control systems, making this lens compatible with professional filmmaking equipment.

Can I use this lens for stills photography?

Yes, you can certainly use the lens for stills. However, its manual focus nature and large size mean it’s primarily optimized for video. While the optical quality is outstanding, many photographers prefer the convenience of faster autofocus lenses for capturing stills.

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