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Pre-Owned - Fuji Lens X-Fujinar T DM 135mm 1:2.8 (Fujica AX Mount)

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Pre-Owned - Fuji Lens X-Fujinar T DM 135mm 1:2.8 (Fujica AX Mount)

Fuji X-Fujinar T DM 135mm f/2.8 Product Overview

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The Fuji X-Fujinar T DM 135mm f/2.8 is a classic manual-focus vintage telephoto prime lens produced in the late 1970s and early 1980s by Fuji Photo Film. It was designed specifically for the Fujica AX bayonet mount system, which accompanied film SLR cameras like the Fujica AX-1, AX-3, and AX-5.

Key Technical Specifications

  • Focal Length: 135mm (Acts as a ~200mm equivalent portrait lens on modern APS-C crop sensors)
  • Maximum Aperture: f/2.8 (Excellent for low-light shooting and separating your subject with smooth background bokeh)
  • Lens Mount: Fujica X (AX) Bayonet Mount (Note: This is completely different from modern digital Fujifilm X-mounts)
  • DM Designation: "Dial Mode," which features an "A" setting on the aperture ring. This allowed compatible Fujica bodies to use shutter-priority and program auto-exposure modes.
  • Filter Thread Size: 55mm
  • Physical Features: Built-in sliding retractable lens hood and a robust, all-metal barrel construction.

Understanding the "Fujinar" Lineage

Unlike the premium "X-Fujinon" lenses that were designed and manufactured completely in-house by Fuji, the "Fujinar" badge denotes that Fuji outsourced the manufacturing to external contractors—specifically Kominar (Koki Kamera). While originally intended as a more budget-friendly alternative to the flagship Fujinon lines, it is still highly regarded today for its solid, tank-like metal build and reliable optical performance.

Adapting to Modern Cameras

If you are planning to use this lens on modern equipment, it cannot be mounted directly to modern digital cameras without a mechanical adapter.

For Mirrorless (Sony E, Fuji X, Canon RF, Nikon Z): It can easily be adapted manually using an inexpensive Fujica X to [Your Camera Mount] adapter (e.g., a Fujica X to Fuji X digital adapter). Because it is a purely mechanical lens, you will have to shoot in Manual or Aperture Priority mode with manual focus.

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