Fujigraphy
This is an APS-C autofocus pancake for Fujifilm X and Sony E. At 10mm it frames like a 15mm lens on full frame (10mm x 1.5, our sum), with a 108° angle of view. It weighs about 71g and stands 33mm tall, so it adds very little to a small body.
The trade is a slow F4 aperture and no stabilisation listed. That is fine for daylight, buildings and travel, but less useful after dark on a body without its own stabilisation.
We haven't shot with this lens. The figures come from the sources below; the pairings are our judgement from those figures.
Specifications
| Focal length | 10mm (about 15mm equivalent) |
|---|---|
| Aperture | F4 maximum. Minimum not published |
| Elements and groups | 9 elements in 7 groups, including 1 ED, 1 high-refractive and 2 aspherical |
| AF motor | STM stepping motor |
| Minimum focus | 0.2m |
| Filter | 37mm |
| Weight | About 71g |
| Size | 33mm tall. Diameter not published |
| Weather sealing | None listed |
| Stabilisation (OIS) | None listed |
| Mounts | Fujifilm X, Sony E |
Launch date and price
7Artisans launched it in China on 29 October 2026. ITHome reports a first-sale price of 669 yuan; Fuji Rumors says 699 yuan (about $104). 7Artisans' own page shows no price, so treat the launch price as 669 to 699 yuan. A price outside China is not yet announced.
Who it suits
Travel, street and architecture photographers on a small X body who want an ultrawide they don't have to think about carrying. If you shoot a lot at night, or need weather sealing, this isn't the lens for that.
Cameras it pairs well with
Small bodies keep the point of a 71g lens. The X-E5 and X-T50 also have in-body stabilisation, which makes up for the lens having none listed. The X-M5 and X-T30 III are lighter still but have no stabilisation. We have not seen a body compatibility list from 7Artisans, so check before buying.
Recipe pairings
An ultrawide takes in a lot of sky and a lot of building. These recipes are tagged for architecture and travel, and they hold up when the scene is busy or the light is flat.
Tagged for architecture and street: silvery, contrasty colour for buildings and city streets after dark. It runs up to ISO 12800, which helps at F4.
Low SilverTagged for travel: a film-still look for flat, overcast days, when wide views often turn dull.
Grey MatineeTagged for travel and everyday: colour that looks like the day did, for wide scenes where you want no obvious look at all.
Open WindowFilm simulations to try
Velvia
Classic ChromeWhere to buy
Questions
Does the 7Artisans AF 10mm F4 work on Fujifilm X?
Yes. 7Artisans lists Fujifilm X and Sony E mounts, and the lens has autofocus with a stepping motor.
How much is the 7Artisans AF 10mm F4?
ITHome reports 669 yuan at launch in China and Fuji Rumors says 699 yuan (about $104). 7Artisans has not published a price for other countries yet.
Have you reviewed the 7Artisans AF 10mm F4?
No. We haven't shot with it, so this page has no sample photos or image quality verdict. It sets out the published figures and what to pair it with.