I purchased a Fujifilm X mount to Nikon F mount adapter because my main camera is a Nikon D810 and I wanted to be able to use my lenses on both cameras. I bought the Fujifilm X-T20 with the 18-55 lens so it makes a wonderful walk-around camera.

I shoot all my macro images in the manual mode so the application is the same for either of my cameras.

The handy macro that I use on it is the Laowa 60mm f2.8 2X Super Macro. It shoots at infinity and it has a magnification range from 0.5 up to 2.0. On the X-T20 the field of view equates to that of a 90mm. Of course if I were to buy a macro lens specifically for the X-T20 it would be the Fujifilm 80mm f2.8 macro which is the equivalent field of view of 122mm on a full frame camera....however....at $1,200 they are quite proud of that lens.

I also use a Lester A. Dine 105mm f2.8 (Nikon F mount) using the adapter also which is a truly great lens in its own right.

Another approach I use is an inexpensive M42 adapter (about $10 or so). THAT is a workhorse of an adapter (Fujifilm X to M42 thread) and then you can use a multitude of older lenses and even use microscope objectives which I do for micro-macro sessions with focus stacking technique.

I set the X-T20 to the "shoot with no lens" setting. Another excellent feature is that the X-T20 works with my Nikon SB800 flash and it works with my Meike Dual Macro Flash also. When I use the SB800 flash I place a mini-softbox on the flash head and I use a grip that allows me to get the flash out in front of the lens.

I like that combination for it is compact and lightweight and the X-T20 produces luscious rich colors.