Find the right Fujifilm X camera
Compare every Fujifilm APS-C body in one place. Browse 42 cameras, line them up side by side, or take our free Fujifilm camera quiz and let us suggest a match.
The main lines
X-T: SLR-style all-rounders
Center viewfinder and dedicated dials. Ranges from the flagship X-T5 down to compact two-digit bodies. The default pick for most photographers.
X-H: Hybrid flagships
Deep grip, dual card slots, and the fastest sensors. Built for demanding video and sports/wildlife shooters who want every feature.
X-Pro: Rangefinder hybrids
Corner hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder and a documentary feel. Made for street and reportage shooting.
X100: Fixed-lens compacts
A 35mm-equivalent prime baked in, hybrid viewfinder, pocketable body. The everyday-carry and travel favorite.
X-E / X-S: Compact enthusiast
Smaller bodies with serious internals. X-E keeps a rangefinder look; X-S adds a deep grip and in-body stabilization.
Popular comparisons
Articles
View all →Fujifilm X-E5 and the Voigtlander 27mm f/2 Ultron
565g of metal, no autofocus, a focus tab, and Fuji's peaking doing the hard part. A week of rain with the most tactile setup I own.
X100VI vs GFX100RF: why I would take the APS-C one
The RF's 35mm f/4 works out to an equivalent f/3.2. The X100VI's 23mm f/2 works out to f/3.0. Same look, $3,300 apart.
Why I prefer Fujifilm APS-C over GFX medium format
GFX wins on resolution and dynamic range. APS-C wins on depth of field, fast glass, reach, weight, and price. Here is the full trade-off, with the numbers.
The Fujifilm X-E5 as an X100VI alternative: which 23mm lens?
I owned both and kept the X-E5, for the interchangeable lenses, the film simulation dial, and the look. Two small 23mm lenses cover daylight and low light.
Why the Fujifilm X-T30 III is the best entry-level camera in 2026
X-Processor 5 AI autofocus, REALA ACE, built-in flash, $999, 378g. The small Fuji body to buy if you are starting out.
Why a digital camera still takes better photos than your phone
Phones are amazing. Cameras are still better, and the gap is mostly about physics, not megapixels.
Lenses
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23 mm · f/2.8 · 90 g
Fujifilm XF 23mm F2.8 R WR
A 23 mm-long, 90 g pancake prime for X mount with an aperture ring, weather sealing, and an 11-blade diaphragm. Introduced June 12, 2025, alongside the X-E5, and aimed squarely at photographers who want their smallest Fuji body to feel as compact as an X100.
23 mm · f/2 · 180 g
Fujifilm XF 23mm F2 R WR
The 35 mm-equivalent workhorse of the XF lineup. One stop faster than the F2.8 pancake, weather sealed, stepping-motor AF, and around 180 g. The lens to beat for general-purpose 23 mm use.
27 mm · f/2.8 · 84 g
Fujifilm XF 27mm F2.8 R WR
The original X-mount pancake, refreshed in 2021 with weather sealing and a refreshed optical formula. 41 mm-equivalent field of view, f/2.8, 84 g. The lens to compare the XF 23mm F2.8 R WR against.
35 mm · f/2 · 170 g
Fujifilm XF 35mm F2 R WR
The 50 mm-equivalent companion to the XF 23mm F2 R WR. Same compact-barrel formula, same weather sealing, same stepping-motor AF. A natural second prime alongside the 23 mm.