WideX100 series
Fujifilm WCL-X100 II wide conversion lens
Screws onto the front of the lens and turns the 23mm into a 28mm-equivalent view, with no loss of aperture or autofocus. The camera recognizes it automatically.
Fixed-lens compact · 2020
X100V, taken apart.
Spin a 3D X100V, tap any dial or button to learn what it does, then take it apart to see what is inside. Each control comes with one way to use it better.
26MP X-Trans CMOS 423mm f/2 · 35mm eq.Hybrid OVF/EVF17 Film Simulations4-stop ND
3D explorer
Turn it over in your hands
Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom. Tap a numbered point to learn what it does, or take the camera apart to see what's inside.
Drag to rotate
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ControlsProduct images: Fujifilm.
Gear I recommend
What I put on my X100V
The accessories I'd buy again. Links open Amazon in your country.
Lenses
TeleX100 series
Fujifilm TCL-X100 II tele conversion lens
Turns the view into a 50mm equivalent, still at f/2. Recognized automatically, so frame lines and corrections switch over.
Filters & hoods
Hood + filterX100VI · X100V
Freewell Real Lens Hood with CPL / Mist filter
A flip-up hood with a built-in hybrid filter: the polarizer cuts glare and reflections, the mist adds a soft glow to highlights. You can switch the filter without touching the glass.
Hood kitX100 series
Haoge square metal lens hood kit
Square metal hood in silver with a cap, a 49mm adapter ring and a UV filter. The adapter ring is what lets the X100V take 49mm filters at all.
Filter kit49mm
K&F Concept 49mm Black Diffusion 1/4 & 1/8 kit
Two black diffusion filters that soften highlights and add a gentle, cinematic glow. The 1/8 is subtle; the 1/4 is stronger.
Grip & carry
GripX100VI · X100V
SmallRig L-shape handgrip
Adds a proper front grip and an Arca-type quick release plate for tripods, plus a hot shoe cover. Silicone padding keeps it light.
Thumb gripX100VI · X100V
SmallRig thumb grip, silver
Slides into the hot shoe and gives your thumb something to hold, with a textured surface and silicone pads. Small enough to leave on.
StrapRound strap lugs
K&F Concept rope strap, green
A 100cm nylon climbing-rope strap for neck or shoulder carry. Fits the X100V's round strap lugs.
Wrist strapAny camera
Peak Design Cuff wrist strap
A slim wrist strap that cinches down when you need it and quick-releases from its anchor when you want a neck strap instead.
Shutter buttonThreaded release
JJC soft shutter release button, 2-pack
Screws into the X100V's threaded shutter button and gives it a taller, more defined press.
Power, storage & protection
BatteriesNP-W126S
NP-W126S batteries (2-pack) with dual USB charger
Two spare batteries and a charger that does both at once over USB. The X100V's battery is small, so spares are the single most useful thing to carry.
Memory cardSD UHS-I
SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SD card
Fast UHS-I card (up to 250MB/s read, 120MB/s write) rated for 4K video. 128GB holds thousands of 26MP JPEG+RAW shots.
Screen protectorX100VI · X100V
ULBTER screen protector (3 + 2 pack)
Thin protectors for the rear touchscreen in a 3 + 2 pack, so you have spares when one gets scratched. Touch controls keep working through them.
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Menu simulator
Practise the menus before you touch the camera
A working copy of the X100V menu, laid out like the owner's manual: every tab, page and item. Click an item, or hover the simulator and use your arrow keys. The X100V has one menu for photos and movies: movie options are in the MOVIE SETTING tab. Press DRIVE for drive modes, including MOVIE. Each item explains what it does and what to set it to.
BACK EXIT
BACK EXIT
Keyboard: arrows · Enter = MENU/OK · Backspace = DISP/BACK · Q · D = DRIVE
Film recipes
Saved in your custom banks
Select a bank in IMAGE QUALITY SETTING › SELECT CUSTOM SETTING, or from the first Q menu tile.
Coming soon The Recipe Lab, where you'll save your own recipes, preview them on real photos and load them in here.
Day-one setup
21 settings worth changing
0 of 21 done
Menu names and descriptions follow the official X100V owner's manual. Starting values in the simulator are typical defaults and may differ from your camera. Recommendations are mine.
Mode finder
There's no mode dial
The X100V picks its exposure mode from where the aperture ring and shutter dial sit, like a film camera. Set them here to see which mode you're in.
Watch
X100V on my channel
Reviews, video settings, accessories and trips, all shot with or about the X100V.
6:02 6 Reasons to NOT buy the Fujifilm X100V in 2024! 
5:35 Turn any FUJIFILM into an X100VI 
2:14 These accessories are a MUST HAVE 
