Exclamation Point With Yellow Camera On Fujifilm

Battery life is more than sufficient. Sound quality is on point. Love the color! The exclamation points on the sides bounce with the beats. Surface on the bottom keeps the unit in place. Overall, very satisfied with the purchase.

I think the exclamation points tell it all. This is indeed a great camera. Extremely intuitive and user friendly

Not the easiest to get them on the camera (there's probably a hack I don't know about) but now that they're on they aren't going anywhere. I used these for my Fujifilm x100f and I don't think the point sides of the triangle fit through the camera ring, so the wide side can't be flush on a strap.

I carry cameras with the newerst version of Carry Speed harness. My cameras have arca swiss-type plates, because I like to have access to a monopod. For hand grips, I first tried Fujifilm, an older 3-point version. It seemed pretty comfortable, but I found it a little bit 'floppy' as are most hand grips. (Fujifilm's 3rd point attaches not to the camera, but rather to 1 of its own 2 straps: it actually attaches to itself.) Fujifilm's 3-point requires attention to get my hand into it correctly. That is annoying. I took a chance on this SpiderPro. I find this grip firmly holds its position when not in use. I like that in this grip. I find it easy to engage my hand without having to look. Even though it is firm, it also can be adjusted to give me enough room so as to access the joy button on the back of my camera without restriction. This grip is the right one for me: I can access a camera hanging at my side without glancing, have firm control of the camera when in use, and yet there is enough flexibility to access the camera controls.

I gave my point-and-shoot to my grandson and bought a new, better camera. I wanted low-light capabilities for family pictures, and also a light-weight and pocketable camera for taking with me (especially backpacking). This puppy weighs in at one pound (I carry about 22 pounds, including water). I also looked at the Fujifilm E-X1, which is a beautiful camera - great pictures, and better low-light than the Sony a6000. But the weight and bulk tipped the balance (so to speak) for me. Both cameras have the same size sensor, but the Fujifilm kit lens is better. I could not ask for a more considerate, polite, lenient, and patient business than B and H. I learned a lot, from their website, from chats, from google searches, from user manuals, and from being able to try the cameras in my home. I never could have done it by going to a local camera store.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this exclamation, this is by far the best sound that I have heard from any audio device that I have bought from Samsung I absolutely love it and recommend it to anybody, you will not be let down!

You can't beat the quality of this product for the price point. Works great with my Fujifilm X-T1 and X-T2 cameras.

I use UV filters to protect all of my lenses. This 58mm by Tiffen is on my Fujifilm HS10 -- a point-and-shoot, admittedly, but I also use Tiffen UV filters on my Sony lenses and on my Canon lenses. They are very affordable and they are unsurpassed at protecting lenses. I am unaware of any faults that they may have.