> Ive been shooting with my X100V for years but honestly the fixed 23mm is starting to feel a bit tight for the street stuff I do in downtown Chicago. My logic was to just grab a TCL-X100II but I heard it ruins the balance. Budget is like 400 bucks tops. Look, I have been shooting street for over a decade and honestly, the X100V is meant to be a compact carry. Adding the Fujifilm TCL-X100II Tele Conversion Lens makes the camera front-heavy and kinda ruins that pocketability you bought it for. In my experience, once you strap that much glass on there, it stops being a stealthy street tool and starts feeling like a clunky DSLR setup. If the 23mm feels tight, you actually want a wider angle, not a teleconverter. People get confused with the math, but the teleconverter is for reach. If you want more of Chicago in the frame, you should grab the Fujifilm WCL-X100II Wide Conversion Lens. It widens it to about 19mm equivalent and it keeps the form factor way better than the teleconverter does. I have used it for years and it is super reliable. Honestly, save your money and dont overcomplicate the balance issue. The wide conversion lens is the only move that makes sense if you want to keep the x100 series workflow intact. Anything else and you should have just bought an interchangeable lens body like an X-T5 instead.