Fujifilm TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion Lens

For build and image quality this screw on lens is first rate although its size defeats the object for which a X100F is intended. If the only camera you have is a 100F then its slight 15mm increase in focal length may be of use. However personally I don't find I use it much and it is a bit of an indulgence. If you have a purpose for it though it is a nice piece of kit.

Good Points: The camera automatically recognises the lens as soon as you screw it on. You don't have to make any adjustments to the camera setting. And it comes with two plastic caps for each end which makes storage safer. Improvement Points: An attachable strap for the plastic cover whilst the lens is screwed onto the camera would save having to put the cap in your pocket when you are shooting and minimises losing the cap altogether.

Good Points: Great piece of kit. Improvement Points: None

I got this for portraits, its a big lens and quite heavy. So the camera is no longer discreet, but it does not affect the balance. The AF didnt appear to be impacted and the photos were awesome.

This is a high quality adapter that works seamlessly with my X100F. It obviously shows up when you use the OVF as folks have noted, but that just comes with the territory and is something your eye ignores at some point. I have not found the focusing significantly slower or less accurate, as others have reported. Quite snappy, really. And, while it clearly makes the camera bigger and more imposing, I actually like the extra real estate -- it makes it much easier to cradle the camera and to diddle the aperture and focus rings, which I do quite a bit. My only caution is that this lens feels so good on the camera and its 50mm equivalent field of view is so refreshing that I find myself getting sucked away from the wonderful enforced 35 mm experience that I bought the X100F for in the first place! I guess having two different experiences, both of which are terribly seductive, is a good kind of problem to have.