Viltrox WCL-X100VI Wide Conversion Lens for Fujifilm X100-Series (Silver)

Product Description

The Viltrox WCL-X100VI Wide Conversion Lens is designed specifically for Fujifilm X100–series cameras to expand your creative perspective. This precision-engineered add-on lens widens the native 35mm equivalent focal length to a broader 28mm equivalent using a 0.8× conversion factor. Ideal for landscapes, architecture, street photography, and travel, it preserves the original aperture and image quality while delivering a wider, more immersive field of view.

Key Features

• 0.8× wide-angle conversion expands view to 28mm equivalent

• Designed exclusively for Fujifilm X100-series cameras

• Maintains the original lens aperture and exposure performance

• Native-level compatibility with automatic lens recognition

• Compact, lightweight design for everyday carry

• Multilayer nano-coating for protection against water and smudges

Optical Performance

• Optical construction: 5 elements in 4 groups

• Two high-refractive-index (HRI) elements for improved clarity

• Advanced nano-coating reduces aberrations and chromatic dispersion

• Preserves sharpness, contrast, and color accuracy

• No change to maximum aperture, even in low-light conditions

Camera Integration & Handling

• Magnetic mount with built-in integrated chip

• Automatic focal length recognition by compatible Fujifilm X100 cameras

• Camera automatically adjusts distortion correction and vignetting

• Screw-on installation for quick and effortless setup

Design & Build Quality

• Precision metal mount for durability and secure attachment

• Lightweight construction for comfortable handheld shooting

• Available in black or silver to match the X100 retro design

• Seamlessly complements the classic aesthetics of Fujifilm X100 cameras

Important Usage Notice

This Viltrox WCL-X100VI Wide Conversion Lens features a metal mount. During installation, use, or removal, metal-to-metal contact may cause minor paint wear or surface marks on Fujifilm X100-series camera bodies. This is more noticeable on silver models and is a normal characteristic of metal materials. It does not affect camera performance or image quality.