Adapters for Fujifilm X
Fringer lists 86 Canon EF and EF-S lenses and 78 from Sigma, Tamron and others that it has tested and set up for the camera's phase-detection autofocus (firmware 3.10). On these, autofocus works in AF-S and AF-C; most other EF lenses work with contrast autofocus only, which is slower. Its camera list names 12 of the 13 Fujifilm X cameras here; the X-T30 III is not on it.
Fringer's EF-FX adapters fit Canon EF and EF-S lenses to Fujifilm X cameras with autofocus. Fujifilm does not make or support them; these are Fringer's own lists of the lenses and cameras it has tested, and what to set on the camera.
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A ring on the adapter sets the aperture in third stops, like an XF lens, with an A position for the camera to choose. Brass mounts and a weather-sealed design. The Pro II before it works the same way and takes the same firmware.
Check price on AmazonA focal reducer: about 0.74 times the focal length and about one stop brighter, for full-frame EF lenses only. You set the aperture with the camera's dial.
Check price on AmazonThe standard version, with no aperture ring: you set the aperture with the camera's dial.
Check price on Amazon| Camera | Fringer's camera list | Boost mode | Stabilisation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fujifilm X-T5 | On Fringer's list | No limit | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-T50 | On Fringer's list | No limit | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-T30 III | Not on Fringer's listFringer has not listed it; it does not say it fails | The lens's only | |
| Fujifilm X-T30 II | On Fringer's list | Can slow autofocusFringer advises leaving it off | The lens's only |
| Fujifilm X-S20 | On Fringer's list | Can slow autofocusFringer advises leaving it off | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-S10 | On Fringer's list | Can slow autofocusFringer advises leaving it off | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-M5 | On Fringer's list | Can slow autofocusFringer advises leaving it off | The lens's only |
| Fujifilm X-E5 | On Fringer's list | No limit | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-E4 | On Fringer's list | Can slow autofocusFringer advises leaving it off | The lens's only |
| Fujifilm X-H2 | On Fringer's list | No limit | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-H2S | On Fringer's list | No limit | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-T4 | On Fringer's list | Can slow autofocusFringer advises leaving it off | The camera's own, or the lens'sWith a stabilised lens, the camera's own turns off |
| Fujifilm X-Pro3 | On Fringer's list | Can slow autofocusFringer advises leaving it off | The lens's only |
On every camera on the list, a lens Fringer has set up focuses with phase detection at every focus point, Wide and Tracking included. Boost mode: Fringer's manual says the X-Trans IV cameras may then prefer contrast autofocus, and that the X-Trans V cameras have no such limit. Stabilisation: with a lens that has none, the camera's own works, and Fringer says it handles lenses shorter than 100 mm well. Fringer's page
Fringer's list for firmware 3.10 has 223 lines, a lens with a teleconverter counted as a line of its own: 86 Canon lenses and 78 from other makers. Canon's TS-E tilt-shift lenses also work, focused by hand, so Fringer leaves them off the list.
Teleconverters: Fringer tested Canon's EF 1.4X II and III and EF 2X II and III. Sometimes a lens from another maker is no longer recognised after its own firmware update; Fringer asks for a JPEG with its EXIF data and adds the lens in the next adapter firmware. Fringer's list
On these cameras an EF lens frames 1.5 times tighter than its focal length: a 50 mm frames like 75 mm. Through the Ultra, the same 50 mm frames like about 56 mm (50 × 0.74 × 1.5), and an f/1.4 lens becomes about f/1.0.
Fringer adds lenses through firmware updates; the current one is 3.10. There is one file for the Pro versions, one for the Ultra and one for the II: take the one for yours. Take the adapter off the camera, connect it to a computer through the USB port inside its lens mount with a cable that carries data, and copy the file to the drive named FRINGER. To see which version an adapter has, hold the camera's DISP button while you switch it on: the “Lens version” it shows is the adapter's firmware.
A lens made for the X mount needs no adapter: our catalogue has 103 for Fujifilm X. Every lens that fits Fujifilm X.
Fujifilm X-T5, Fujifilm X-T50, Fujifilm X-T30 II, Fujifilm X-S20, Fujifilm X-S10, Fujifilm X-M5, Fujifilm X-E5, Fujifilm X-E4, Fujifilm X-H2, Fujifilm X-H2S, Fujifilm X-T4, Fujifilm X-Pro3.
Every Fujifilm X lens that fits without an adapter · Fujifilm X compatibility chart
Facts from the makers' specification pages. How we check
Yes. Fringer's camera list names the X-T5, and the lenses on its list focus with the camera's phase detection at every focus point, in AF-S and AF-C.
Fringer's camera list does not name it yet. That means Fringer has not listed it, not that it fails.
The Pro III has a ring that sets the aperture like an XF lens, brass mounts and a weather-sealed design. On the II you set the aperture with the camera's dial. Both take the same lenses.
Yes on the Pro and II versions; Fringer lists EF-S lenses it has set up. Not on the Ultra, whose glass is made for full-frame EF lenses: an EF-S lens may not mount, or may leave dark corners.