TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion Lens, Black
Made for the Fujifilm X100, X100S, X100T, X100V or X100F digital camera, the TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion Lens narrows the original fixed lens's field of view by 1.4x to offer a tighter, 50mm equivalent focal length. This add-on lens is designed to maintain the optical performance of the original lens, and the X100F camera body automatically recognizes.
Note: Only available in the US.
Our Review
Fujifilm TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion Lens — Turn Your X100 Into a Street Portrait Machine
The gist: For X100-series travelers who want a classic 50mm portrait perspective without carrying a second body, this screws on in seconds and delivers the same fast, sharp results as the native lens.
- 50mm equivalent field of view: The 1.4x conversion narrows the X100’s native 35mm to 50mm — the most versatile focal length for travel portraits, markets, and street details.
- Electronic contacts included: The camera automatically recognizes the lens and applies distortion and vignetting corrections — no manual profile adjustments needed.
- Autofocus speed preserved: AF is as fast as the native lens wide-open, which matters when you’re shooting moving subjects on busy streets.
- Minimum focus of 14cm: Gets close enough for food, market goods, or detail shots — handy when you want to compress the background on a single dish or souvenir.
Decaf Journal concluded the TCL-X100 II “makes a lot more financial sense than buying another camera body” for X100 shooters who want 50mm capability in their travel kit.
Best for: X100-series owners who want portrait and street compression without the bulk of a second lens system. Skip it if: you use the optical viewfinder exclusively — the lens blocks a significant portion of the OVF frame. Runs ~$340 — check the current price before buying.
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