7Arisan has just announced three new AF lenses for Fujifilm X
The lenses are already available for pre-order at BHphoto, but as of now only for Sony E mount. The Fujifilm X mount version should be listed anytime soon here.
It’s closest Chinese competitors will be:
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The Fujinon MKX cine lenses are now up to $2,800 off at BHphoto.
I don’t see these deals listed on the official Fujifilm rebate page, so, like a few more offers below, these seem to be BHphoto deals and I don’t know how long they will last.
Unofficial XF Lens Deals – unknown ending date
Official XF Lens Deals – end January 18
Back in 2023, Sigma’s CEO said that Fujifilm GFX users would be their ideal customers, while also making it clear that Sigma had no plans to produce G-mount lenses at the time.
Then in 2024, the tone changed. Sigma’s CEO stated that if Sigma truly wants to become the “master of optics,” it would eventually need to make lenses for the Fujifilm GFX system.
That statement raised expectations that Sigma GFX lenses could arrive sooner rather than later. However, in 2025, the message shifted once again: Sigma currently has no concrete plans, and GFX lenses are something that might happen “maybe in the distant future.”
So, what’s the situation now?
A newly surfaced Sigma patent may provide a small but interesting clue.
The patent describes an optical design for a 24mm f/2 lens that appears to cover a sensor larger than full frame. Based on the technical specifications, the Japanese website Asobinet speculates that this design could be intended for Fujifilm GFX (44×33mm).
And the fact that Sigma is even investigating and patenting optical designs for GFX-sized sensors is noteworthy.
It suggests a few things:
These are undeniably positive signals.
However, a strong reality check is needed. Over the years, I’ve shared hundreds of patents on FujiRumors. Only once did I spot a patent before it turned into a real, shipping product. In all other cases, patents either surface after a product is announced—or never materialize at all.
We’ve seen this countless times:
So while today’s Sigma patent is encouraging—especially because it shows third-party interest in the G mount—it does not mean Sigma GFX autofocus lenses are just around the corner.
For now, this is best seen as a first signal, not a promise. The road to third-party G-mount AF lenses may still be long—or may never happen at all.
