Fujifilm X Lenses – A Complete List

A massive comprehensive list of all the available Fujifilm X lenses that are available today. This includes native lenses by Fujifilm or Fujinon and all third-party lenses.

Recent updates include a table of contents and the ability to sort some attributes in some of the tables. You can also click the plus buttons next to the lens names to expand the table and see more information about that lens.

For those that are looking for even more Cine lenses for their Fujifilm cameras, See the list of PL cine lenses. You can easily adapt PL or LPL mount lenses to the X mount.

Fujifilm Lenses

Few things to know about autofocus and older lenses – Starting with any lens made around the time or after the Fujinon 16-55mm, Fujifilm has updated the lens microcomputer for faster contrast AF. I’ve labeled this as Fast C AF. Faster contrast autofocus will mean the lenses autofocus will have all-around better performance since it will be much better in low light or high-frequency situations when contrast AF is used.

I’ve also made a list of just the weather-sealed Fuji lenses and a guide to all the lenses for Fuji gfx.

List Of Fujifilm Prime & Zoom Lenses

A list of all the Prime and Zoom Lenses available for the Fuji X mount. WR means weather-sealed, OIS means optical image stabilization.

Fujifilm XC lenses are X-Mount lenses but are built as kit lenses for entry-level consumer cameras. They are made in China and are usually made of cheaper materials.

There is also this strange little filter lens you can buy for the X-Mount by Fujifilm. I can’t find it in USA stores. It’s on Ebay.

Lens Comparisons

I’ll be expanding this section and comparing all the relevant lenses.

Fujifilm 23mm f1.4 vs. Fujifilm 23mm f2 Lens Comparison

Fujifilm 35mm f1.4 vs Fujifilm 35mm f2 Lens Comparison

Third-Party Autofocus Lenses For X-Mount

If you’re looking for autofocus lenses to pair with your Fujifilm X-Mount camera, third-party options are available. While some lens manufacturers, such as Tokina, have partnered with Fujifilm to provide official and licensed autofocus technology, other brands may deliver varying results. So be sure to check reviews before investing in one of these lenses!

Samyang Autofocus Fujifilm Lenses

Samyang has expanded its line of autofocus lenses for the Fujifilm X mount, with a selection that now includes several models. If you’re considering purchasing a Samyang lens for your Fujifilm camera, the list below displays all of the available options.

Check the Samyang list further below.

Sigma Autofocus Fujifilm Lenses

With the addition of fully electronic autofocus lenses for the Fujifilm X Mount, Sigma now caters to photographers using Fuji cameras. View a comprehensive list of available Sigma lenses for Fujifilm.

Tamron Lenses For Fuji

Tamron’s autofocus lenses are now available for Fujifilm’s APS-C camera systems, providing users with a wide range of interchangeable lenses to suit their specific shooting needs.

Tokina Autofocus Lenses

Tokina has a line of atx-m lenses for Fujifilm. While these share the same optical formulas as the Viltrox lenses, the lenses themselves are slightly different. Better builds, Tokina’s own coatings and they may have better AF. We’re still waiting to find out.

Viltrox Autofocus Fujifilm Autofocus Lenses

Viltrox has a new autofocus lens for Fujifilm and 85mm f1.8. It will be available in October and it will cost $379.

This lens includes internal focus and a 360 degrees focus ring. Autofocus uses a silent stepping motor.

Zeiss Primes Lenses

Zeiss is one of the top German lens manufacturers with build quality that’s just about up there with Voigtlander and Leica. They make some amazing lenses but unfortunately still only have three available for Fujifilm. Of course, you can always buy Zeiss M-Mount lenses and adapt them to your Fujifilm, but you won’t get autofocus as you will with Touit lenses.

American Third-Party Lenses

Here are all the third-party lenses that are compatible with the Fuji X mount. Most are fully manual, but more are now being released with autofocus capabilities such as the Viltrox, Tokina, and Zeiss lenses.

Lensbaby Fujifilm Lenses

Lensbaby is an American company that has been around since 2004. They make these very cool little specialty lenses with bellows or ball and socket. Their lenses are designed mostly for fun or for photographic artistry because of the very unique looks they produce.

German Third-Party Lenses

Meyer Optik Görlitz Fujifilm Lenses

Meyer Optik Görlitz has been in the lens-making business since 1896. They make some of the finest German-built lenses, some would say equal to Zeiss. These lenses are all manual.

Some of their lenses like the 100mm f2.8 and 58 f1.9, produce the most beautiful soap-bubble bokeh you’ll ever see.

With that being said, Meyer Optik sometimes buys the lens designs of Zhong Yi Optics and builds them in Germany with German materials for better material characteristics and mechanical qualities. For example, they use higher-tech oils and their quality control leads to a rejection of 50% of their core components.

Korean Third-Party Lenses

Samyang / Rokinon / Lenses For Fujifilm

I own several Rokinon or Samyang lenses and have had an overall great experience with them. I use that 10mm on my X-T2 as an ultra-wide landscape lens and it works very well. Better than the 10mm end to Fujifilm 10-24mm, but it does have some color cast and vignetting, which is going to be typical with Rokinon Lenses.

Right now, if you’re looking for the best, fast manual focus Fuji X lenses, you’re going to find that with Rokinon / Samyang.

The 85mm f1.4, 100mm f2.8, 135mm f2, and 300mm f6.3 are actually full-frame lenses, so they are rather large. 

Reviews of the Rokinon 12mm, 21mm, and 35mm coming soon.

Swiss Third-Party Lenses

Irix Cine Lenses For Fujifilm

Voigtlander Lenses for Fujifilm

The Voigtlander lenses are designed for the Fujifilm APS-C sensor and provide electronic information to the camera body. Meaning, if you have IBIS, you won’t need to tell the camera what focal length the lens is. It could also mean that it passes the focus position so that you can use 5-Axis IBIS instead of 3-Axis, but that is yet to be confirmed.

You will also be able to use the focus check function in the cameras that have this available.

Chinese Third-Party Fujifilm X Lenses

7Artisans Lenses For Fuji

7Artisan is a Chinese company that makes a really inexpensive third-party lens for the Fujifilm X-Mount. Like many of these third-party lens companies, they’ve continued to improve their designs and tolerances over the years and some of their lenses are really nice.