Lens mounts · Fujifilm X

Fujifilm X mount: cameras, lenses & what adapts

Fujifilm's APS-C mirrorless mount from 2012, built around the X-Trans sensor bodies and a deep range of compact primes.

APS-C imaging circle· 17.70mm flange distance· Mirrorless, since 2012

23
Cameras
113
Lenses listed
45
Native lenses
68
Third-party

Cameras on Fujifilm X

Every body in the catalogue that takes Fujifilm X lenses, newest first. Prices are the best new price from a UK retailer we track.

23 bodies

Lens range

113 Fujifilm X lenses in the catalogue. Native means made by a company that also makes Fujifilm X bodies; third-party is everyone else.

45 native68 third-party
Fujifilm 43TTArtisan 22Sigma 10Viltrox 10Laowa 9Voigtlander 7Tamron 3Thypoch 3

Best Fujifilm X lenses by genre

Top three per genre from the lens engine, scored on this lens's own format. The same scores you see on each lens page; Gear Builder re-scores them for the exact body you pick.

16 of 16 genres

Flange distance & adapting

A plain adapter is a spacer: it can only add distance between lens and sensor. Glass from a mount with a longer flange distance adapts cleanly onto Fujifilm X; glass from a shorter one needs corrective optics.

Fujifilm X register
17.70mm
Type
Mirrorless
Coverage
APS-C
Crop factor
1.50×
Maker
Fujifilm
Introduced
2012
Full adapting matrix →

Lenses you can put on a Fujifilm X body

34 other mounts adapt onto Fujifilm X without corrective glass. Focus and framing only; autofocus and aperture control depend on the adapter.

Adapters we list for Fujifilm X bodies

Where Fujifilm X lenses can go

Current camera mounts that accept Fujifilm X glass: 1 with a plain or thin adapter.

How deep is the Fujifilm X lens range?

The lens-ecosystem scores Camera Match uses when it ranks Fujifilm X bodies for wildlife, sports, portrait, macro, food, architecture and astro. Scored 0–10 from the native lenses buyable new, with the reasoning shown.

Wildlife & sports reach
Native AF lenses reaching 400 mm equivalent or more
8/10

XF 70-300 (105-450 equiv, £669–749), Sigma 100-400 DG DN X (150-600, £899), Tamron 150-500 X (225-750, ~£1,100), XF 100-400 and XF 150-600 (225-900, £1,899); good affordable reach but fewer fast options and slower AF than E/Z/RF. Source ↗

Portrait primes
Fast 75–135 mm equivalent primes at f/2 or brighter
9/10

XF 56 f/1.2 II (84 equiv), XF 90 f/2 (135), Viltrox 75 f/1.2 (112), Sigma 56 f/1.4 DC DN, Viltrox 56 f/1.4 — strong; APS-C DoF is ~1 stop deeper than the nominal aperture. Source ↗

Macro
True macro lenses, 1:2 or closer
8/10

XF 80 f/2.8 Macro (1:1, OIS), XF 30 f/2.8 Macro (1:1), Laowa 65 f/2.8 2× Ultra Macro, Tokina/Viltrox alternatives; no 100 mm-class 1:1 beyond the 80. Source ↗

Architecture
Rectilinear ultra-wides and tilt-shift / shift lenses
7/10

XF 8-16 f/2.8 (12-24 equiv), XF 8 f/3.5 (12), Laowa 9 f/2.8 Zero-D (13.5), XF 10-24 (15-36); no shift or tilt-shift lens is made in X-mount (Laowa's shift lenses are not offered for X). Source ↗

Astro
Fast wides, 24 mm equivalent or wider at f/2.8 or brighter
8/10

XF 16 f/1.4 (24 f/1.4), XF 8-16 f/2.8, Viltrox 13 f/1.4 (20 f/1.4), Sigma 10-18 f/2.8 DC DN, Samyang 12 f/2 — plenty of ≤ 24 mm equiv at ≤ f/2.8, though light-gathering per frame trails full frame. Source ↗

Batteries, cards & filters for Fujifilm X

The battery models and card types Fujifilm X bodies use, and the most common filter threads on Fujifilm X lenses. Each links to the cameras or lenses that share it and what to buy.

Batteries

Battery model · cameras on this mount

NP-W126S18NP-W2355

Memory cards

Card type · cameras on this mount

SD23CFexpress Type B2

Next step

Lens counts and picks come from the catalogue and the lens engine, so they change as lenses are added. Ecosystem scores are researched per mount with a source and feed Camera Match's lens-range feature. How scoring works · All mounts