Lenses, mounts and accessories
Which Fujifilm lenses take the XF1.4X TC WR and XF2X TC WR
Fujifilm's charts list the same seven lenses for the XF1.4X TC WR and XF2X TC WR, its two separately sold X-mount teleconverters. Check whether your lens is one of them, which firmware to update and in what order (including an XF500mm autofocus fix), and what each converter turns the lens into.
The short answer
The XF1.4X TC WR and XF2X TC WR fit the same seven lenses: the XF80mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro, XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR, XF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR, XF50-140mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR, XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM OIS WR, XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR and XF150-600mmF5.6-8 R LM OIS WR. Every other XF lens and every XC lens on Fujifilm's two charts is marked "Not compatible." If your lens is not one of the seven, rule both converters out.
Lens firmware sets a higher minimum on two of the seven. The XF50-140mm needs Ver.1.10 or later for the XF1.4X TC WR and Ver.1.20 or later for the XF2X TC WR. The XF100-400mm needs Ver.1.10 or later for the 2x, and nothing extra for the 1.4x. The other five are charted at Ver.1.00 or later for both.
One of those five still needs attention. Fujifilm's Ver.1.01 for the XF500mm fixed autofocus that was not stable with a converter mounted when the focus area was not centered. Its note names the XF1.4X TC WR, the XF2X TC WR and the XF1.4X TC F2 WR. If your XF500mm is still on Ver.1.00, update it before you use either converter; the latest version is Ver.1.02. Whatever you update, Fujifilm's rule is camera body first, then lens.
| Lens | Lowest lens firmware, XF1.4X TC WR | Lowest lens firmware, XF2X TC WR | Latest version on Fujifilm's lens firmware list |
|---|---|---|---|
| XF80mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.12 (June 10, 2020) |
| XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.00 or later | No update listed |
| XF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.02 (February 3, 2026); Ver.1.01 fixed autofocus with a converter |
| XF50-140mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR | Ver.1.10 or later | Ver.1.20 or later | Ver.1.40 (April 27, 2023) |
| XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM OIS WR | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.10 (December 20, 2023) |
| XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.10 or later | Ver.1.30 (April 27, 2023) |
| XF150-600mmF5.6-8 R LM OIS WR | Ver.1.00 or later | Ver.1.00 or later | No update listed |
Updating in Fujifilm's order
- Mount the lens, insert a memory card, and read the firmware versions of both the body and the lens. The table below shows how each body displays them.
- Compare the body's version with the latest one on Fujifilm's camera firmware list. If the body is behind, update it first. Fujifilm's charts, converter manuals and lens firmware notes all put the camera body before the lens.
- Then compare the lens with the firmware table above. With the body up to date, a lens at or above its minimum meets Fujifilm's chart for that converter. Update an XF500mm still on Ver.1.00 anyway, for the autofocus fix. Fujifilm also asks owners to run the latest firmware on camera and lens for full performance.
- To update a lens, Fujifilm's steps are: copy that lens's file (named XFUP00##.DAT) from its firmware page onto a formatted card, turn the camera on while holding DISP/BACK, press MENU/OK and select LENS. BODY is selected by default. Recent manuals, such as the X-T5's and X-M5's, also list a setup-menu route: USER SETTING > FIRMWARE UPDATE.
- Use a fully charged battery, and do not switch the camera off or touch its controls until the update finishes. Afterward, check the version again, and reformat the card before you shoot with it.
| Camera bodies | How the manual says to see the firmware version |
|---|---|
| X-H2S, X-H2, X-T5, X-T4, X-T3, X-S20, X-S10, X-Pro3, X-E4 | Turn the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK. The version appears only if a memory card is inserted. |
| X-M5, X-E5, X-T50, X-T30 III | Select USER SETTING > FIRMWARE UPDATE in the setup menu. |
You do not have to step through each version. Fujifilm says you can go from an old version straight to the latest, for bodies and lenses alike. Fujifilm's lens firmware list has no entry for either converter, so the updates involved are the camera's and the lens's.
Fujifilm's firmware notes list a body update that added XF1.4X TC WR compatibility for seven early bodies: the X-T1 (Ver.4.10), X-E2 (Ver.3.10), X-E1 (Ver.2.50), X-T10 (Ver.1.10), X-A2 (Ver.1.10), and the X-A1 and X-M1 (both Ver.1.30). Those notes say the update lets the converter work fully with the XF50-140mm and show aperture and focal length correctly. Both charts now carry the note "Compatible with all camera bodies," and a body on its latest firmware already includes those changes.
What each converter does to the lens
The XF1.4X TC WR multiplies focal length by 1.4 and costs one stop. It has 7 elements in 3 groups, weighs about 130 g (4.5 oz) without caps and measures 15 mm between its mount flanges. The XF2X TC WR doubles focal length and costs two stops, with 9 elements in 5 groups, about 170 g (5.9 oz) and 30.2 mm. Fujifilm describes both as weather and dust resistant, and able to operate as low as -10°C (which works out to 14°F), when used with a weather-resistant body and lens.
| Lens | With XF1.4X TC WR | With XF2X TC WR |
|---|---|---|
| XF80mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro | 112mm f/4, up to 1.4x magnification | 160mm f/5.6, up to 2x magnification |
| XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR | 560mm f/6.4 | 800mm f/9 |
| XF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR | 700mm f/8 | 1000mm f/11 |
| XF50-140mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR | 70-196mm f/4 | 100-280mm f/5.6 |
| XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM OIS WR | 98-420mm f/5.6-8 | 140-600mm f/8-11 |
| XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR | 140-560mm f/6.4-8 | 200-800mm f/9-11 |
| XF150-600mmF5.6-8 R LM OIS WR | 210-840mm f/8-11 | 300-1200mm f/11-16 |
The camera displays and records the corrected f-number and focal length. The numbers on the lens's aperture ring stop matching the real f-number; the manuals say the camera shows the correct one.
Magnification scales too. Both converters keep the lens's focus range about the same and multiply its maximum magnification. On the XF80mm Macro, rated at 1x, that works out to 1.4x with the 1.4x converter and 2x with the 2x. Both manuals warn against adding a macro extension tube to a converter.
On autofocus, Fujifilm's XF1.4X TC WR page says AF speed with the converter mounted is equivalent to the lens by itself. For the 2x, Fujifilm says phase-detection AF is still available with the XF50-140mm and contrast-detection AF with the XF100-400mm. The X-T2 and X-Pro2 later received firmware that extended phase-detection AF from F8 to F11, and Fujifilm named the XF100-400mm with the 2x as its example. That is one more reason to update an older body first. Fujifilm's 2x page does not say how autofocus behaves past f/11. Of the seven lenses, only the XF150-600mm with the 2x goes past it, which works out to f/16 at the long end.
In 35mm-format terms, Fujifilm gives 853mm for the XF100-400mm or XF400mm with the 1.4x and 1,219mm for either with the 2x. With a converter, it puts the XF70-300mm's longest equivalent at 914mm and the XF150-600mm's at 1828mm. For how equivalents are worked out, see translating a lens spec between sensor formats.
Traps
- The XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR is marked not compatible with both converters. It comes with its own converter, the XF1.4X TC F2 WR. That name differs from XF1.4X TC WR only by "F2", so read listings closely.
- Neither chart covers the XF1.4X TC F2 WR. Fujifilm's lens firmware notes add support for it on the XF80mm Macro (Ver.1.10), XF50-140mm (Ver.1.30) and XF100-400mm (Ver.1.20), and the X-T1, X-T2 and X-H1 needed body updates for it too. The XF500mm's Ver.1.01 fix also names it. Fujifilm's product pages for the XF70-300mm and XF150-600mm, and its XF400mm announcement, name only the XF1.4X TC WR and XF2X TC WR.
- Some current lenses are not on either chart at all, including the XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR II, XF16-50mmF2.8-4.8 R LM WR and XF56mmF1.2 R WR. Fujifilm's manuals say the converters attach only to particular lenses, and the charts give a compatible firmware version for only the seven above.
- The XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR was announced on September 4, 2026, so a list made before then will not include it.
- A telephoto range alone is not a fit. The XF55-200mmF3.5-4.8 R LM OIS is on both charts, marked "Not compatible."
- Do not test-fit. The manuals warn that attaching a converter to an incompatible lens may damage the lens or camera, or degrade performance.
- Do not stack a macro extension tube with a converter. Both manuals warn that it may cause a malfunction.
- Attach in order, with the camera off: converter onto the lens first, then the pair onto the body. Take care not to press the lens removal lever on the converter.
- Each converter comes with front and rear caps and a pouch. If the rear cap goes missing, both charts list the RLCP-001 lens rear cap as compatible.
- The charts list Fujifilm's own XF and XC lenses only; an adapted Canon EF or Nikon F lens is not among them. See adapting Canon EF and Nikon F lenses.
Before you buy, check three things
- The exact lens name, from the box or the lens itself, against the seven above.
- The firmware: the body's version against Fujifilm's camera firmware list, and the lens version if you own the XF50-140mm, XF100-400mm or XF500mm.
- The f-number you will end up with. With the 2x, the XF150-600mm's long end works out to 1200mm at f/16, two stops slower than the lens alone, and Fujifilm's 2x page does not say how autofocus behaves there.
Also shooting Nikon Z? See Nikon Z teleconverters and the lenses they fit. Matching a flash to the same body is covered in Fujifilm flash compatibility by body.
Check it on your own equipment
These take you to the manufacturers and standards bodies the page draws on, so you can look up your exact model.
- Official support page
Fujifilm XF2X TC WR compatibility chart (opens in a new tab)Every X-mount lens Fujifilm charts for the 2x converter, with the minimum lens firmware for the seven compatible lenses, the note to update the camera body before the lens, and the RLCP-001 rear cap. — www.fujifilm-x.com - Official support page
Fujifilm XF1.4X TC WR compatibility chart (opens in a new tab)The same lens list for the 1.4x converter, with the XF50-140mm's Ver.1.10 minimum and the same body-first note. — www.fujifilm-x.com - Official support page
Fujifilm camera firmware list (opens in a new tab)Each X Series and GFX body with its latest firmware version and date, linking to that body's download page. Check and update the body here before any lens update. — www.fujifilm-x.com - Official support page
Fujifilm lens firmware list (opens in a new tab)The latest firmware version and date for each lens that has had an update, including the XF500mm's Ver.1.02 and the XF50-140mm's Ver.1.40, with links to each lens's download page and update steps. The XF150-600mm and XF400mm have none listed. — www.fujifilm-x.com
What this page does not tell you
- Lenses and firmware released after September 2026 aren't covered. Both charts were last updated September 4, 2026, and the firmware table shows the latest versions Fujifilm listed that month. Check the charts and firmware lists for anything newer.
- Fujifilm publishes no converter figures for the XF80mm, XF500mm, XF70-300mm or XF150-600mm, and no f-numbers for the XF400mm. Those entries in the results table are worked out from the converter specifications. The camera shows the corrected f-number and focal length.
- Fujifilm gives no body firmware minimum for the XF2X TC WR. Its charts say only that both converters work with all camera bodies, so update your body to its latest firmware first.
- Fujifilm doesn't say how autofocus behaves past f/11. That matters for the XF150-600mm's long end with the 2x. Don't count on autofocus there until Fujifilm says how it works.
- Fujifilm says nothing either way about whether the XF1.4X TC F2 WR works on the XF70-300mm, XF150-600mm or XF400mm. Its pages for those lenses name only the XF1.4X TC WR and XF2X TC WR.
- The version-check steps cover only the bodies in the table. For any other body, see the firmware section of that camera's owner's manual.
Sources
50 documents, each with the facts on this page it supports. Manufacturers revise specifications, so every source is dated — open it before you buy.
- The XF1.4X TC WR chart gives a firmware version for seven lenses: XF80mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro, XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR, XF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR, XF50-140mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR, XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM OIS WR, XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR and XF150-600mmF5.6-8 R LM OIS WR; every other row reads Not compatible.
- XF1.4X TC WR minimum lens firmware: XF50-140mm Ver.1.10 or later; XF80mm Macro, XF400mm, XF500mm, XF70-300mm, XF100-400mm and XF150-600mm Ver.1.00 or later (firmware table, 1.4x column).
- The XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR and XF55-200mmF3.5-4.8 R LM OIS rows read Not compatible, as do all XC rows; the charts list only Fujifilm XF and XC lenses.
- Both charts carry the note 'Compatible with all camera bodies.'
- Both charts were last updated on September 4, 2026.
- The XF2X TC WR chart gives a firmware version for the same seven lenses; every other row reads Not compatible.
- XF2X TC WR minimum lens firmware: XF50-140mm Ver.1.20 or later; XF100-400mm Ver.1.10 or later; XF80mm Macro, XF400mm, XF500mm, XF70-300mm and XF150-600mm Ver.1.00 or later (firmware table, 2x column).
- The charts' footnote on the XF50-140mm and XF100-400mm entries says to update the camera body before the lens firmware.
- Both charts list Lens rear cap RLCP-001 as a compatible accessory.
- RLCP-001 is Fujifilm's lens rear cap for X Mount lenses.
- The XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR II, XF16-50mmF2.8-4.8 R LM WR and XF56mmF1.2 R WR are on Fujifilm's lens compatibility index but have no row on either teleconverter chart.
- The converters can be attached only to particular lenses; attaching one to an incompatible lens may damage the lens or camera, or degrade performance.
- The f-number rises one stop with the 1.4x and two stops with the 2x; the aperture ring stops matching the actual f-number, and the camera shows the correct f-number.
- XF1.4X TC WR: 15.0 mm measured between mount flanges; approx. 130 g (4.5 oz) excluding caps.
- Each converter is supplied with a front lens cap, rear lens cap and lens pouch.
- The XF1.4X TC WR manual warns that using the converter with a macro extension tube may cause a malfunction.
- The manuals say to upgrade both camera and lens firmware to versions that support the converter, camera first.
- XF2X TC WR: 30.2 mm measured between mount flanges; approx. 170 g (5.9 oz) excluding caps.
- Attach with the camera off: converter to the lens first, then the pair to the camera, without pressing the converter's lens removal lever.
- The XF2X TC WR manual gives the same macro extension tube warning.
- Fujifilm's XF1.4X TC WR page says a firmware update is required for the camera body and the XF50-140mm for full compatibility, camera before lens.
- -10°C works out to 14°F.
- The camera displays and records the changed aperture and focal length when a converter is mounted.
- Fujifilm's XF1.4X TC WR page says AF speed with the converter mounted is equivalent to the lens by itself.
- Both converters are described as weather and dust resistant and operating at temperatures as low as -10°C, for use with a weather- and dust-resistant body and lens.
- With the XF2X TC WR, phase-detection AF is still available with the XF50-140mm and contrast-detection AF with the XF100-400mm.
- Fujifilm's XF2X TC WR page does not say how autofocus behaves past f/11.
- Of the seven lenses, only the XF150-600mm with the 2x goes past f/11, reaching f/16 at the long end.
- XF2X TC WR specifications: focal length 2x of the original lens; 2 additional stops; 9 elements in 5 groups; approx. 170 g; approx. 58 mm x 30.2 mm; focus range approx. the same; max magnification 2x of the original lens.
- XF80mm Macro with the 1.4x works out to 112mm f/4 and up to 1.4x magnification; with the 2x, 160mm f/5.6 and up to 2x magnification.
- XF70-300mm with the 1.4x works out to 98-420mm f/5.6-8; with the 2x, 140-600mm f/8-11.
- XF150-600mm with the 1.4x works out to 210-840mm f/8-11; with the 2x, 300-1200mm f/11-16, two stops slower than the lens alone.
- XF1.4X TC WR specifications: focal length 1.4x of the original lens; 1 additional stop; 7 elements in 3 groups; approx. 130 g; approx. 58 mm x 15 mm; focus range approx. the same; max magnification 1.4x of the original lens.
- XF500mm with the 1.4x works out to 700mm f/8; with the 2x, 1000mm f/11.
- Fujifilm's lens update steps check the version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, with the card inserted.
- Lens update procedure: formatted card; XF lens files are named XFUP00##.DAT; start with DISP/BACK, press MENU/OK and select LENS, with BODY selected by default; check the version afterward and reformat the card before shooting.
- The X-T5 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The manuals say to mount a lens on the camera to view or update its firmware.
- The X-T5 manual lists a setup-menu update route: USER SETTING > FIRMWARE UPDATE.
- The X-H2S manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-H2 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-T4 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-T3 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-S20 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-S10 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-Pro3 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-E4 manual says to see the firmware version by turning the camera on while pressing DISP/BACK, and that the version is displayed only if a memory card is inserted.
- The X-M5 manual says to select USER SETTING > FIRMWARE UPDATE to check the version information.
- The X-M5 manual lists the same setup-menu update route and a DISP/BACK start-up update route.
- The X-E5 manual says to select USER SETTING > FIRMWARE UPDATE to check the version information.
- The X-T50 manual says to select USER SETTING > FIRMWARE UPDATE to check the version information.
- The X-T30 III manual says to select USER SETTING > FIRMWARE UPDATE to check the version information.
- Fujifilm's camera manuals page lists owner's manuals for every X Series body, including early ones such as the X-T1 and X-E1.
- Use a fully charged battery and never turn the camera off or use its controls during a firmware update.
- Fujifilm asks owners to use camera and lens with the latest firmware for full performance.
- XF50-140mm firmware: latest Ver.1.40, last updated 04.27.2023; Ver.1.10 added XF1.4X TC WR compatibility with a note to update the camera to the latest version first; Ver.1.21 says Ver.1.20 or later is needed with the XF2X TC WR and that lens updates follow the camera update.
- XF50-140mm firmware Ver.1.30 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC F2 WR (bundled with the XF200mmF2).
- Lens firmware can be updated from an old version directly to the latest.
- XF100-400mm firmware: latest Ver.1.30, last updated 04.27.2023; Ver.1.11 says Ver.1.10 or later is needed with the XF2X TC WR.
- XF100-400mm firmware Ver.1.20 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC F2 WR.
- Camera firmware can likewise be updated from an old version directly to the latest.
- X-T1 firmware Ver.4.10 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC WR.
- A body on its latest firmware already includes those earlier teleconverter changes.
- X-T1 firmware notes also add XF1.4X TC F2 WR compatibility with the same applicable lenses.
- XF80mm Macro firmware: latest Ver.1.12, last updated 06.10.2020; Ver.1.10 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC F2 WR.
- XF500mm firmware: latest Ver.1.02, last updated 02.03.2026; Ver.1.01 (01.23.2025) fixed AF focusing that was not stable when the focus area is not centered with the XF2X TC WR, XF1.4X TC WR or XF1.4X TC F2 WR.
- XF70-300mm firmware: latest Ver.1.10, last updated 12.20.2023.
- Fujifilm's X Mount lens firmware list has no entry for the XF150-600mm, the XF400mm, the XF1.4X TC WR or the XF2X TC WR.
- Fujifilm's camera firmware list shows each GFX and X Series body with its latest version and date, linking to each body's firmware page.
- X-E2 firmware Ver.3.10 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC WR.
- X-E1 firmware Ver.2.50 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC WR.
- X-T10 firmware Ver.1.10 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC WR.
- X-A1 firmware Ver.1.30 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC WR.
- X-M1 firmware Ver.1.30 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC WR.
- X-A2 firmware Ver.1.10 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC WR.
- Those body updates make the XF1.4X TC WR work fully with the XF50-140mm and display aperture and focal length correctly.
- The X-Pro1, X-E2S, X-A3, X-A10, X-T20, X-H1 and X-E3 firmware pages carry no XF1.4X TC WR compatibility update, so the seven bodies listed are the ones with such a note.
- X-T2 firmware extended the phase-detection AF range at minimum aperture from F8 to F11, citing the XF100-400mm with the XF2X TC WR.
- X-T2 firmware Ver.4.30 added the same XF1.4X TC F2 WR compatibility with the same applicable lenses.
- X-Pro2 firmware Ver.5.00 made the same F8-to-F11 change with the same example.
- The XF80mmF2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro is 80mm, F2.8, with a maximum magnification of 1x.
- XF50-140mm with the 1.4x: 70-196mm F4 (107-299mm equivalent); with the 2x: 100-280mm F5.6 (152-427mm equivalent).
- XF100-400mm with the 1.4x: 140-560mm F6.4-8 (213-853mm equivalent); with the 2x: 200-800mm F9-11 (305-1,219mm equivalent).
- XF400mm f-numbers with converters work out to f/6.4 (1.4x) and f/9 (2x).
- The XF400mmF4.5 was announced September 4, 2026; with the XF1.4X TC WR it reaches 560mm (853mm equivalent) and with the XF2X TC WR 800mm (1,219mm equivalent); the announcement names only those two converters.
- The XF70-300mm is compatible with both converters and reaches a 914mm 35mm-format equivalent with a two-stop loss; its page names only the XF1.4X TC WR and XF2X TC WR.
- The XF150-600mm is compatible with both converters and at its longest offers a 1828mm equivalent; its page names only the XF1.4X TC WR and XF2X TC WR.
- X-H1 firmware Ver.1.20 added compatibility with the XF1.4X TC F2 WR, listing the XF80mm Macro, XF200mm, XF50-140mm and XF100-400mm as applicable lenses.
- The XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR comes with its own XF1.4X TC F2 WR converter.