Name: Viltrox AF 75mm F1.2 Pro
Brand: Viltrox
SKU: viltrox_af_75mm_f1_2_pro

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Autofocus

Aperture Ring

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75mm

Focal length

f/1.2

Max aperture

670 g

Weight

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Max aperture

f/1.4

f/1.2

f/2

Constant Aperture

Zoom Ratio: 1x

Aperturef/1.2

f/1.2f/16

Near focus20' 0"

Far focus21' 0"

Total DOF1' 0"

Hyperfocal815' 8"

Subject distance20' 6"

Focal length75 mm

Aperturef/1.2

SensorAPS-C

Illustrative scene preview based on this lens's focal length, aperture, and sensor coverage.

This preview uses 75mm, f/1.2, and APS-C. Subject distance is estimated to keep lens previews comparable.

Min aperture: f/16

Optics

Optical construction: 16 elements in 11 groups
Coatings: HD nano

Focusing

Minimum focus: 88 cm
Max magnification: 0.1×
AF motor: STM

Physical

Weight: 670 g
Filter thread: 77 mm
Hood included: Yes
Color: Black

Recommended Use

Ideal for: Portraits

Release year: 2023
Announced: Feb 14, 2023

The best

High-aperture APS-C telephoto with portrait-oriented bokeh behavior.

Also

Strong optical package with STM AF and practical environmental resilience

Summary

The Viltrox AF 75mm F1.2 Pro is an APS-C 75mm portrait-priority prime with bright f/1.2 optics and a practical rendering profile for controlled separation of subject and background.

Its specification highlights an optical layout of 16 elements in 11 groups, HD nano coating, and a STM autofocus system, with a minimum focus distance of 0.88m and a 0.1x max magnification. The body is built with dust and splash resistance, includes an aperture ring, and uses AF/MF switching for operation flexibility.

Practically, this lens is tuned for selective framing, flattering portrait depth of field, and short-to-mid distance detail work more than fast action. It has no optical stabilization, and the heavier build makes it less neutral for prolonged hand-held sessions, but it pays off in stable, deliberate shooting where optical character matters.