Here are the full specs of the lenses coming on June 9th:

Viltrox AF 75mm / 1.8 E/XF/Z EVO

• Perfect for APS-C: Designed for Sony E, Nikon Z, and Fujifilm X-mount cameras
• Precise Sharpness: High level of detail from the center to the edges of the frame
• Smooth Background Blur: Pleasing bokeh for professional portrait looks
• Lightweight & Compact: Ideal for mobile photo and video setups
• Minimum Focus Distance of 0.74 m: Flexible composition options for portraits and close-
  up shots
• Video-Ready: Silent STM motor for smooth focus transitions during video recording

Viltrox AF 90mm / 1.8 E/XF/Z EVO

• Perfect for APS-C: Designed for Sony E, Nikon Z, and Fujifilm X-mount cameras
• Precise Sharpness: High level of detail from the center to the edges of the frame
• Smooth Background Blur: Pleasing bokeh for professional portrait looks
• Lightweight & Compact: Ideal for mobile photo and video setups
• Minimum Focus Distance of 0.74 m: Flexible composition options for portraits and close-up shots
• Video-Ready: Silent STM motor for smooth focus transitions during video recording

Viltrox is about to release new products: the AF 75mm F1.8 and AF 90mm F2.2 lenses will be officially released next week. They are compatible with Sony E/Fujifilm X/Nikon Z mounts, APS-C format, providing lightweight telephoto options for APS-C users, weighing approximately 330 grams, with a 58mm filter thread. Part of the EVO series, they are positioned above the AIR series but below the Pro series.

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