Fujifilm Fixed Lens Cameras

These 9 Fujifilm fixed-lens cameras are rated for infrared photography from real-world tests by IR photographers. Ratings are Good (0 cameras), Maybe (6 cameras), Bad (0 cameras), and Unknown (3 cameras) for hot spots, the bright spot some lenses leave in the center of an infrared image, and follow the thresholds below.

IR	Focal Length	Minimum Aperture	Camera	Filter	Weight	Notes	Images
Maybe	23mm	ƒ/2	Fujifilm X100 KEH	⌀49mm	445 g	Fuji X100: the Pitch Black project Infrared with an X100 Camera Infrared with the Fujifilm X100 Fuji X100 – Kolari Vision Full Spectrum Modified – First Impressions
Maybe	23mm	ƒ/2	Fujifilm X100S KEH Adorama B&H	⌀49mm	445 g	Fuji X100S Hotspot Test 830nm Infrared and the Fuji X100s
Maybe	23mm	ƒ/2	Fujifilm X100T KEH Adorama B&H	⌀49mm	440 g	Mild hot spots Eric Anderson	View images
Maybe	23mm	ƒ/2	Fujifilm X100F KEH Adorama B&H	⌀49mm	469 g	No hotspots with Hoya RM90 filter Kiwi in Kyushu	View images
Maybe	23mm	ƒ/2	Fujifilm X100V KEH Adorama B&H	⌀49mm	478 g
Unknown	23mm	ƒ/2	Fujifilm X100VI KEH Adorama B&H	⌀49mm	521 g
Unknown	7.1-28.4mm	ƒ/2-2.8	Fujifilm X30 KEH	⌀40mm	423 g
Maybe	18.5mm	ƒ/2.8	Fujifilm X70 KEH B&H	⌀49mm	340 g	Mild hot spots, correctable in editing. Infrared Travel Camera (video)
Unknown	28-112mm	ƒ/2-2.8	Fujifilm XF10 KEH Adorama	⌀40mm	350 g

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What the ratings mean. Hot spots usually appear as you increase the lens ƒ-number, so each rating depends on the lowest ƒ-stop where a hot spot shows and how severe it is, and the thresholds differ by sensor format.

Full Frame and Medium Format

• Good: No hot spots, or one that starts at ƒ/11 or higher where diffraction impacts image sharpness.
• Maybe: Contains a mild hot spot that starts at ƒ/5.6 or ƒ/8 and is correctable in editing.
• Bad: A hot spot that starts at ƒ/4 or lower, or is hard to correct in editing.
• Unknown: No data reported.

APS-C and Micro Four Thirds

• Good: No hot spots, or one that starts at ƒ/8 or higher where diffraction impacts image sharpness.
• Maybe: Contains a mild hot spot that starts between ƒ/4 and ƒ/5.6 and is correctable in editing.
• Bad: A hot spot that starts at ƒ/4 or lower, or is hard to correct in editing.
• Unknown: No data reported.

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