Charger For Fujifilm Xp Fine Pics Camera

This is my first Fujifilm camera. I've been shooting pics. for many years with two Nikons, a 7100 and a 610. This 100xv takes great pics. but I'm still learning the many different picture styles or modes to use. I really like the flip-up monitor. I think it's a great addition that I don't have on my Nikons. I'll do more photos when this lock down ends.

Fujifilm was smart to design a stand-alone battery charger for the NP-W235 battery for the X-T4 camera. I will use this charger instead of the in-body USB type-C slot, located on the left side of the camera. The potential to charge 2 batteries simultaneously is a nice asset. You will need to use the charger with the USB type-C cable that came with your X-T4. You then can either plug the cable into the voltage regulator or a type-C slot on your laptop.

Appalled that Fujifilm wants you to charge your battery in the camera rather than independently. Power surge or adapter issues can pose risk to the main board, so buying the charger is necessary. That said, this charger is very well made! I love that it has a screen to view the charge status, and the ability to charge 2 batteries simultaneously is a great feature.

I brought the new Fujifilm X-T4 therefore I also brought this really nice and fast charger. It's much better than charging in camera !!! This charger is fast and efficient for my long distant travel.

With the need of several batteries for Fujifilm camera, I was looking for a duo battery charger. Very happy with this one (compared to the other terrible @ one I have). Good quality build, nice screen. It seems to charge faster than the original charger, even with 2 batteries charging (not measured). I got plates for Nikon EN-EL15 that fits very well and does the job. Maybe a little expensive, but well worth it !

This let me repurpose a Watson charger for a dead Sony to use with my new Fujifilm camera. It saved me from having to buy a new charger, nice.

It's a fine charger

This is a replacement eyecup for the Fujifilm X-T3. It’s smaller than the eyecup that comes with the camera, but it works fine and is less prone to getting ripped if you are using a camera bag with a very snug fit.

For my mirrorless Fujifilm X-E3 (which is quite light) it works fine and looks great. It's very flexible and doesn't take up a ton of room in the bag - maintains the compact nature of the camera, which I like. For a heavy camera, it would be too narrow. But for a light camera, it's great.

I preordered the X-T5 from B&H the moment it became available, and I received it within a week of its release. It replaced my X-T30, a good camera. But the X-T5 is the next level, or two, or three above.... It's exactly what I want in a (primarily) stills camera. I have tested the camera with my 35 f1.4, 16 f2.8, and Viltrox 56 1.4. There's a definite increase in sharpness and resolution with the new 40mp sensor over the X-T30. Also, so many jpegs are excellent right out of the camera, a surprise over the X-T30. The AF-S autofocus is fast and spot on. I haven't tested it in every AF-C scenario (testing is ongoing), but so far it performs fine. Overall, the X-T5 is a definite upgrade. I'm not much into video, so I'll leave that to others, but from what I have seen on the internet, it'll do the job nicely for my needs. The very limited test videos I created look fine. Testing is ongoing. Of course, I love the Fujifilm retro/analog build approach, so to my eyes, this camera is beautiful. To sum it up, I've had numerous cameras over the years. The X-T5 is the culminations of all my expectations. Fujifilm really got it right with this camera. BTY, as always, thanks to B&H. Always reliable with great customer service.