List of Fujifilm X-mount lenses

This page contains all the lenses for the Fujifilm X mount. Here you will find all the brand’s lenses, as well as the most popular third-party brands that offer lenses for this Fujifilm X mount.

For your information, the Fujifilm X mount is suitable for Fujifilm mirrorless cameras with APS-C sensor (23.6mm × 15.6mm). It was released in 2011. At the time of writing, only three brands use the X mount with electronic contacts and autofocus: Fujinon, Carl Zeiss AG (all three Touit lenses) and Viltrox. A large number of third-party brands also offer lenses without electrical contacts, manual focus and no Exif transmission. To name just a few: 7artisans, Laowa, Meike or Samyang/Rokinon.

All the lenses mentioned hereafter can be mounted on Fujifilm bodies on the different ranges:

• Beginner range: the whole “X-A” range, from the X-A1 (old) to the X-A7 (newest),
• Amateur range: the two “X-E” ranges, from the X-E1 (old) to the X-E3 (newest) and the “X-T100, X-T200, X-S10, X-T10, X-T20 and X-T30” range,
• Professional range: the famous “X-Pro1, X-Pro2 and X-Pro3”, but also the range from the X-T1 (old) to the X-T4 (newest) and finally the X-H1.

I detail all of these Fuji mirrorless cameras and others in the dedicated article.

By the way, if you wish to go further in the choice of your lens, I invite you to read our article on the best Fujifilm lens (for APS-C). It details all the lenses that we recommend based on your photography practice.

The tables presented below can be sorted according to the characteristic(s) you want. Simply click on the desired column.

Fujifilm’s lens range includes a wide variety of lenses, all for the brand’s APS-C format. I have personally decided to divide all Fujifilm X lenses into 4 separate tables by focal length, grouping them together into:

1. Wide angle (WA) or ultra-wide angle (UWA) lenses for focal lengths less than 14mm (UWA) and 14mm to 24mm (WA).
2. Standard focal lengths for focal lengths from 24mm to 50mm
3. Telephoto lenses beyond 50mm
4. Macro lenses, specialized for macrophotography (there are only 2 at Fujifilm, only one of which is “real”)

The wide angle and ultra-wide-angle lenses are particularly suitable for landscape and architectural photography. You can also use them indoors when you lack of space to step back. At Fujifilm, there are currently two wide-angle zooms and a whole range of fixed focal lengths.

For information, all of the lenses listed in the table above accept conventional screw-in filters, which are popular with landscape photographers. Only the Fujifilm XF 8-16mm f/2.8 R LM WR does not allow the use of simple filters. However, it is possible to use special filter holder systems for this lens. I tell you about it in the article about filter holders for wide angle lenses. The brands NISI, Lee, Haida and Wonderpana indeed offer a system adapted to use polarizing filters, ND filters or graduated neutral density filters (GND filter).

I have gathered here all the fixed focal lengths from 24mm to 50mm as well as the standard zooms of the 15-45mm or 16-50mm type.

Be careful because in reality, only the Fujifilm XF 80mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro is a real macro lens with a reproduction ratio of 1:1. This means that if your subject measures 1cm in the real world, it also measures 1cm on the image. The Fujifilm XF 60mm f/2.4 R Macro has a reproduction ratio of only 1:2.

There are a large number of third-party brands offering lenses for the Fujifilm X mount. Only Zeiss and Viltrox offer lenses with autofocus. I’ve grouped the most common third-party brands below, but others could be added. If you would like to see other lenses in the list, feel free to let me know in the comments.

For now, Laowa only offers 3 lenses, including a beautiful macro lens with a large reproduction ratio. There isn’t really an equivalent on the market if you look at the given price, the reproduction ratio and the weight.

The three optics proposed below by Zeiss have an autofocus system.

Samyang/Rokinon offers a large number of manual focus optics. The most interesting ones concern wide angles and standard focal lengths up to 100mm.

The lenses offered by Viltrox all have autofocus.

For those interested, Fujifilm also offers several camera bodies with a medium format sensor (much larger than the APS-C sensor from the X-mount). I list in this page all the lenses for the Fujifilm G mount.