Dedicated to the FUJIFILM X100F digital camera, the silver WCL-X100 II Wide Conversion Lens broadens the original lens's field of view by 0.8x to offer a wider, 28mm equivalent focal length. This add-on lens is designed to maintain the optical performance of the original lens, and the X100F camera body also recognizes when the conversion lens is attached and displays matching frame lines when working with the optical viewfinder.
To be honest, I didn’t have very high expectations for this, but I was happily surprised. I don’t see any obvious quality falloff from the X100vi native lens, and it’s not overly large on the camera. Nice to have in the pocket for those times when the native lens isn’t quite wide enough, or to use as your main walk around lens if you’re in a wider mood.
totally subjective, BUT, I think this has made my X100VI in to an even more versatile camera. The wider field of view is great for up close situations, such as a small room, inside public transportation, or even for selfies with your partner. For video too. Although I do think quality suffer a tiny bit on video, more than photo. But it's such a small accessory and so easy to take off and throw in a pocket, that I have no excuse to not bring it any chance I can. If anything this has made me realize that Fuji should make a version of the X100 that's this focal length (28mm equivalent) and another version that's 40mm. The same way Leica has done the Q3 series. I bet they would sell a lot of them
