Camera For Photos Stabilization Gear

I use my tripod to travel, with my camera gear, in order to have a stabilization method for long exposure or simply a selphy. Sturdy and resistant.

I use my camera for general, non-professional photos. The image stabilization is a must for me due to tremors. This lense is easy to install and use. I am extremely pleased and have found no negatives with either the lense or B&H Photo.

Great camera and lens combo for nearly everything. The XT3 takes great photos and video. The lens has great image stabilization, so handheld shots are usable and adding stabilization in post is also possible because you can shoot at a wider focal length. And the dials are a nice aid for purposeful, manual shooting.

This camera is incredible. The stabilization allows me to take photos with basically any shutter speed, no tripod necessary (as long as the subject is still). It performs better than other cameras with the same sensor size in low light. The lenses available for it are great, and often weigh a fraction of their Full Frame equivalent. Leica glass makes images looks incredible on this body. Sports photography is doable in good lighting. And lighting is the one drawback here, because this sensor will not be as bright as bigger competitors. Astrophotography is fine but I can't recommend this for fast subjects in medium to low light conditions. Anything else is a dream.

This is great add to my camera gear. It works well with wildlife/nature photos all around great lens.

On the road with camera and gear editing photos on the go... This is the perfect accompaniment to run Lightroom and carry my full LR catalogue without filling the hard drive of my computer!

A very useful accessory which allows more flexibility when videoing and increases camera stabilization.

i was considering between switching to canon oe fuji lineup for my macro work and i'm glad i picked fuji. i rented some canon gear including the 100mm and i'm shocked it's more expensive than the fuji 80mm. people also said canon raised prices from $900 to $1,300. i just found canon gear to be dated with a big price tag. the fuji 80mm is built like a rock and it is very heavy. however it handles beautifully and is very quiet (i don't even hear the stabilization balls moving anymore-though some people complained about it). image stabilization works great, and in low light images are still sharp. the images are so sharp it is incredible!! i use manual focus for macro work and it focuses so smoothly. auto focus is also very quick. plus i love the fuji colors and using xt4 i can use various film simulations when i'm feeling creative and don't want to shoot raw. all in all i am so happy i am now a fujifilm convert.

I needed this exact item to be able to have a laptop next to my video gear for live streaming. I have plenty of tripods that I was able to attach this to and it works like a charm. Very stable and very high quality. I know people have criticized this for being too expensive for what it is - I would argue the following two things: 1. This is high quality gear that has a very specific use case - you can't expect something like that to be cheap. I have bought plenty of cheap stabilization gear through the years - and then I ended up buying a similar amount of expensive stabilization gear. 2. Versus another solution that would not use your existing tripod and ballhead, this probably isn't all that expensive. And at least for me, there is an advantage of using something that I will usually have with me anyway for other uses - it actually saves space in the car, which matter a lot to me (buying a bigger car will end up being a lot more expensive - ha ha).

This lens produces really sharp photos. I was a little concerned about the f/4 but there was really no reason for the concern. Because of the image stabilization, you can hand-hold the lens at slower speeds allowing you to use the lens in lower light conditions. The other thing I really like about the lens is that it is not too heavy and balances well on the camera but still is very solid.