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in this video, the X-T10, with that software, has a very much improved result with the slowest of the X lenses so, yes, it does!
 
60mm
 

 
35mm
 

It was a terrific lens even before any upgrades. Just get it.

This may provide further food for thought....
 
http://www.prophotonut.com/2015/01/05/fuji-x-series-portrait-lenses-compared-inc-56-apd-50-140-zoom/

Wut?!   Once upon a time there was a fanboy post about XF 14mm titled "The best Leica lens Fuji ever made" or something like that… still true. Tack sharp, very clever construction (you don't have to worry about vignetting and internal reflections with filters), light and fast. Love this little gem.
 

(X-T1, XF 14mm, 26 seconds from tripod; air temperature is around -22F)

If I may add to the conversation: I have shot entire weddings with the 56mm (non APD) for any shot of less than 3 individuals and all candids at a reception. I never felt the need to want "more bokeh" out of those shots. They were just right. I've also been able to shoot 250 shots  of a senior portrait session wide-open at 1.2 without ever feeling like it wasn't close enough, etc.
 
In my opinion, if you are a portrait photographer, the 56mm feels perfect in terms of giving your subject enough space to be comfortable without being too distant from them. Not that 90mm would be too distant, but unless you have the space, 135mm equivalent length is pretty tight for portraits of anything other than headshots.

It will be the digital successor to the Fujifilm GF670 Medium Format Rangefinder Camera Which is still my favorite camera that I use most.
 

Fuji GW 340...
 
33x44 Sensor with fixed lens 2,4/55mm
 
:D :D

Waitaminute. There's a huge market that Fuji haven't touched yet, so here it goes:
 
Fuji phone!

Oh boy, and the FF comes up again. Can't we just keep that crap inside a box and bury it somewhere?