I tested the Viltrox 90mm F2.2 Evo, and it’s a top value portrait lens for Sony, Nikon and Fujifilm enthusiast photographers
Viltrox has once again delivered a well-built autofocus prime lens, one that's optically sharp and excellent value. Sure, there are signs of minor fringing and vignetting lens distortion, while bokeh is cats-eye shaped — this is a lens from Viltrox's affordable 'Evo' series, after all. However, bokeh is otherwise deliciously smooth and the all-round performance is majorly impressive from such a small and lightweight optic. What's more, there's no such lens by Sony and Nikon for their APS-C cameras, while Fujifilm's is much bigger and pricier, even if it squeezes the win for bokeh. All in all, the Viltrox AF 90mm F2.2 EVO is an easy recommendation, especially for portrait photography.
Pros
- +Lightweight and small for this type of lens
- +Sharp detail, smooth bokeh
- +Solid build quality
- +Excellent value
Cons
- -Cats-eye bokeh, minor fringing and some vignetting
- -No external controls on X-mount version, whereas...
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