--- product_id: 48271020 title: "X100F with Fujinon 23mm F2 lens" brand: "fujifilm" price: "$10.40" currency: USD in_stock: false reviews_count: 12 url: https://www.desertcart.us/products/48271020-x100f-with-fujinon-23mm-f2-lens store_origin: US region: United States of America --- # 8 fps continuous shooting 24.3MP APS-C sensor 153-point Hybrid AF system X100F with Fujinon 23mm F2 lens **Brand:** fujifilm **Price:** $10.40 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 📷 Elevate your everyday shots with the cult classic that pros and creatives swear by! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** X100F with Fujinon 23mm F2 lens by fujifilm - **How much does it cost?** $10.40 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/48271020-x100f-with-fujinon-23mm-f2-lens) ## Best For - fujifilm enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted fujifilm brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Ready for Every Shot:** Extended ISO up to 51200 and 8 fps burst mode ensure you’re equipped for low light and fast action. - • **Premium Compact Design:** Sleek metal body with tactile dials and joystick control for intuitive, professional handling on the go. - • **Lightning-Fast Autofocus:** Never miss the moment with 153 AF points and enhanced AF performance for quick, precise focusing. - • **Advanced Hybrid Viewfinder:** Switch seamlessly between optical and electronic views for creative framing and instant feedback. - • **Iconic 23mm F2 Fujinon Lens:** Capture stunning, sharp images with a classic focal length that’s perfect for street and portrait photography. ## Overview The Fujifilm X100F is a premium compact digital camera featuring a 24.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS III sensor paired with a sharp Fujinon 23mm F2 prime lens. Designed for photographers who demand both style and substance, it offers a hybrid viewfinder, 153 autofocus points, and 8 fps continuous shooting. Its robust metal body and intuitive controls make it a perfect companion for street, portrait, and travel photography, delivering high-quality images with quick responsiveness in a sleek, portable form. ## Description Product Description The X100F features the latest image sensor and high-speed image processing engine to deliver the highest level of image quality and mobility in the series. This is the ultimate in premium compact digital camera, equipped with the Advanced Hybrid Viewfinder of enhanced convenience. While maintaining the elegant design that has proven to be popular, the new camera has been developed in pursuit for easy operability, reflecting requests from users of previous models. Box Contains Fujifilm X100F Black, Li-ion battery NP-W126S, Battery charger BC-W126, Shoulder strap, Lens cap, Metal strap clip, Protective cover, Clip attaching tool, USB cable, Owner's manual Review: Still quirky, but still loved! - A little pre amble.... I had bought an X100 when it came out, desperate to love it, but its performance just didn't match it's looks, so I sold it quite quickly. I then 'gambled' on the XT1 when that came out, and did love it. It had its 'issues' but overall it worked well for what I shoot. Then I bought an XT2, (and sold all my Canon gear). The XT2 improved on all the weaker areas and is, for now, my jobbing camera. So I do love Fuji cameras but I don't feel like an uncritical fanboy... They certainly still have their quirks! I played with an X100F in Asia prior to its release in Europe and immediately noticed the layout improvements, especially removing the left side buttons and having the same focus joystick as the XT2. This felt like the camera I had wanted the X100 to be and finally the one I'd buy again. (I, perhaps irrationally, didn't think the X100S or X100T had solved enough of the X100 issues to be worth investing in.) It took another six months to find one in black available in Europe, so I was pretty excited to finally get my hands on it! The good points: Far quicker focusing than before. It looks beautiful. (I still think it's important... Firstly, the more you like something the more you'll pick it up and therefore master it and get good results. Secondly, if you're dealing with photographers, you're talking about visual people, people interested in design.... so, yes, I think it should look nice.) Metal body. I don't worry if I clonk it down on a table. The dials and physical controls are still a major winner. I have no problem with the ISO dial. The joystick control is brilliant. (I have quite skinny fingers though). The wireless shooting is good - still experimenting with it, but seems very useable. (Something I never thought I'd ever play with... but actually I can see the potential). It has ticked the box I wanted: To have a small camera, which gives good results that you can always have on you. The old saying about 'The best camera in the world is whatever camera you have on you' seems applicable here. The bad points: The rolling dials do not feel as robust as the XT2. On the XT2 there is a sturdiness that feels you can keep clicking that wheel for a good few years and all will be well. On the X100F, it feels little plastic. The ISO seems quite off. (This is discussed in a few Fuji forums). There is a noticeable difference between the viewfinder and rear screen. (Even having played with all the adjustments). So what you see in the EVF is not quite the image you end up with. The XT1 also had this, but not quite as badly. One can work around it, but... I think there's a lot of unproductive discussion about equipment. At the end of the day, no camera does everything well. A Leica M3 is still a good camera but they'd be no point in complaining that it doesn't shoot 8 fps or have 4k video. It's not designed to do that! So no, the X100F doesn't focus as quick as my Canon D1 did. And, no, I wouldn't chose to shoot sport with it... but I didn't buy it to do that. Likewise, all cameras have their quirks. Yes, we shouldn't expect to pay for duff equipment, but there's also a lot of complaining that's down to people spending more time moaning than they are spending learning how to use something. Video? I have never engaged the video function on any camera I've owned, so I can't comment! Would I recommend it? Yes, absolutely... for certain types of photography. And finally, the retailer was excellent - quick delivery. Well packaged. My box actually had a small part missing, (the hot shoe cover) and the dealer dealt with it immediately and had one sent to me within a week. Review: Oh, that Q button. - So much potential but for me didn’t quite make it. Daft as it sounds the Q menu button is in the wrong place just where your thumb rests so I kept turning on the menu which was annoying. I believe you can disable the button, but what’s the point? On a positive note it’s got a great wheel for adjusting functions. The image quality of the two Fuji’s I have had are for me questionable, I can’t say I hate them but there’s always something I am not too happy with. Hard to put a finger on. I think it needs another iteration, the 100 G or whatever with a few changes and it could become really good. ## Features - 24.3MP X-Trans CMOS III APS-C sensor - High-performance FUJINON 23mm F2 lens - Perfect for snapshots with quick response and enhanced AF performance. Focus Lever for Quick Selection of Focus Areas - Intuitive and practical operability and camera body with luxurious tactile feel - Fujifilm X100F Black, Li-ion battery NP-W126S, Battery charger BC-W126, Shoulder strap, Lens cap, Metal strap clip, Protective cover, Clip attaching tool, USB cable, Owner's manual ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01N7UDIRG | | Aperture Modes | Automatic | | Autofocus Points | 153 | | Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) | | Brand | Fujifilm | | Camera Lens | 23 mm prime lens | | Colour | Black | | Continuous shooting speed | 8 | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (66) | | Date First Available | 21 Jan. 2017 | | Expanded ISO Maximum | 51200 | | Focus type | Auto Focus | | Guaranteed software updates until | unknown | | Has image stabilisation | No | | ISO Range | 200-12800 | | Included components | Camera Housing and Accessories | | Item Weight | 0.42 Kilograms | | Item model number | 16534687 | | Lens Fixed Focal Length | 23 Millimetres | | Max Focal Length | 23 | | Maximum Format Size | APS-C | | Min Focal Length | 23 | | Minimum shutter speed | 30 Seconds | | Model year | 2017 | | Objective Lens Diameter | 23 Millimetres | | Package Dimensions L x W x H | 18.2 x 17.8 x 11 centimetres | | Package Weight | 1.26 Kilograms | | Part number | X100F | | Photo Filter Thread Size | 49 Millimetres | | Plug profile | lens mount | | Product Dimensions L x W x H | 5.3 x 12.6 x 7.5 centimetres | | Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant | ## Product Details - **Aspect ratio:** 1.50:1 - **Compatible mountings:** Fujifilm X - **Expanded ISO minimum:** 50 - **Image stabilisation:** no - **Maximum aperture:** 2 f - **Maximum focal length:** 23 - **Metering description:** Center Weighted - **Optical zoom:** 1 x - **Photo sensor technology:** CMOS - **Supported file format:** JPEG, RAW ## Images ![X100F with Fujinon 23mm F2 lens - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91oOqlRRGeL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does this camera automatically geotag pictures and video?** A: Unfortunately this camera does not geotag automatically. However there is a feature to geotag in combination with a smartphone. I have never used this though so can’t comment on how easy this is. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still quirky, but still loved! *by A***N on 20 August 2017* A little pre amble.... I had bought an X100 when it came out, desperate to love it, but its performance just didn't match it's looks, so I sold it quite quickly. I then 'gambled' on the XT1 when that came out, and did love it. It had its 'issues' but overall it worked well for what I shoot. Then I bought an XT2, (and sold all my Canon gear). The XT2 improved on all the weaker areas and is, for now, my jobbing camera. So I do love Fuji cameras but I don't feel like an uncritical fanboy... They certainly still have their quirks! I played with an X100F in Asia prior to its release in Europe and immediately noticed the layout improvements, especially removing the left side buttons and having the same focus joystick as the XT2. This felt like the camera I had wanted the X100 to be and finally the one I'd buy again. (I, perhaps irrationally, didn't think the X100S or X100T had solved enough of the X100 issues to be worth investing in.) It took another six months to find one in black available in Europe, so I was pretty excited to finally get my hands on it! The good points: Far quicker focusing than before. It looks beautiful. (I still think it's important... Firstly, the more you like something the more you'll pick it up and therefore master it and get good results. Secondly, if you're dealing with photographers, you're talking about visual people, people interested in design.... so, yes, I think it should look nice.) Metal body. I don't worry if I clonk it down on a table. The dials and physical controls are still a major winner. I have no problem with the ISO dial. The joystick control is brilliant. (I have quite skinny fingers though). The wireless shooting is good - still experimenting with it, but seems very useable. (Something I never thought I'd ever play with... but actually I can see the potential). It has ticked the box I wanted: To have a small camera, which gives good results that you can always have on you. The old saying about 'The best camera in the world is whatever camera you have on you' seems applicable here. The bad points: The rolling dials do not feel as robust as the XT2. On the XT2 there is a sturdiness that feels you can keep clicking that wheel for a good few years and all will be well. On the X100F, it feels little plastic. The ISO seems quite off. (This is discussed in a few Fuji forums). There is a noticeable difference between the viewfinder and rear screen. (Even having played with all the adjustments). So what you see in the EVF is not quite the image you end up with. The XT1 also had this, but not quite as badly. One can work around it, but... I think there's a lot of unproductive discussion about equipment. At the end of the day, no camera does everything well. A Leica M3 is still a good camera but they'd be no point in complaining that it doesn't shoot 8 fps or have 4k video. It's not designed to do that! So no, the X100F doesn't focus as quick as my Canon D1 did. And, no, I wouldn't chose to shoot sport with it... but I didn't buy it to do that. Likewise, all cameras have their quirks. Yes, we shouldn't expect to pay for duff equipment, but there's also a lot of complaining that's down to people spending more time moaning than they are spending learning how to use something. Video? I have never engaged the video function on any camera I've owned, so I can't comment! Would I recommend it? Yes, absolutely... for certain types of photography. And finally, the retailer was excellent - quick delivery. Well packaged. My box actually had a small part missing, (the hot shoe cover) and the dealer dealt with it immediately and had one sent to me within a week. ### ⭐⭐⭐ Oh, that Q button. *by J***P on 13 February 2018* So much potential but for me didn’t quite make it. Daft as it sounds the Q menu button is in the wrong place just where your thumb rests so I kept turning on the menu which was annoying. I believe you can disable the button, but what’s the point? On a positive note it’s got a great wheel for adjusting functions. The image quality of the two Fuji’s I have had are for me questionable, I can’t say I hate them but there’s always something I am not too happy with. Hard to put a finger on. I think it needs another iteration, the 100 G or whatever with a few changes and it could become really good. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Enjoyable and interesting *by K***E on 9 October 2017* Early days, but so far an enjoyable and interesting camera to use. The clarity of the controls and how they operate is already giving me a much improved insight into the photographic process. The leaf shutter and integrated flash work particularly well together. A valuable supplement to a quality DSLR with zoom lenses rather than an alternative. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.us/products/48271020-x100f-with-fujinon-23mm-f2-lens](https://www.desertcart.us/products/48271020-x100f-with-fujinon-23mm-f2-lens) --- *Product available on Desertcart United States of America* *Store origin: US* *Last updated: 2026-09-11*