Fujifilm X100 Archives

The Lens as Destiny

In the tea hills of Fuji’s optical kingdom, the WCL-X100 whispers an ancient truth: “What is cropped may yet expand.” This 0.8x converter—a titanium-clad sorcerer—transmutes your X100’s 35mm gaze into 28mm wonder. Like a Zen monk folding origami from a single sheet, it bends light without breaking its vows to Fuji’s EBC gods.

Minimalism as Revelation

1. Seamless Symbiosis

Dimensions: 62mm x 24mm—thinner than a haiku’s pause
Weight: 135g (lighter than three Fuji Velvia slides)
Aesthetics: Brushed aluminum mates with X100 skin like twin maple leaves in autumn

2. Ancestral Craft
The 49mm filter thread accepts your X100’s UV crown without protest. Hoods click into place with Shinto shrine precision—no adapters, no apologies.

The Film DNA in a Digital Skin

In 2010, Fujifilm resurrected its analog soul with the X100—a digital rangefinder draped in faux-leather and brushed metal. When Thai floods stalled production, prices doubled overnight, birthing a cult. Thirteen years later, its descendants (X100S/T/F/V) remain faithful to the original haiku:

Sensor: 12.3MP APS-C (transposed from Fuji’s film emulsion wizardry)
Lens: 23mm f/2 (35mm equivalent), EBC-coated for spectral witchcraft
Hybrid Viewfinder: Optical tunnel meets EVF modernity

The Quiet Assassin

1. Whisper Shutter
The leaf shutter clicks at 1/4000s with the decibel level of a moth’s wingbeat. Street photographers rejoice; subjects rarely flinch.

2. Stealth Misfire
So silent you’ll check the LCD post-shot—did it fire? A quirk that becomes ritual.

3. Focus Gambit