Fuji Finepix S Series Digital Camera

forms a perfect match with the Fujifilm FinePix HS50EXR Digital Camera

This is a very nice, stable rig for my Fuji Finepix S-1; it is replacing an older model Slik I've had for a number of years now (U6600) since I wanted something a little taller and stronger-built yet not massive. I'm learning the ins and outs of HDR and Time-lapse, both of which activities mandate using a tripod. I should add (for the sake of the purists shaking their heads at this point) that I'm not a pro; strictly amateur, trying to learn something while having a bit of fun at the same time with somewhat limited means. Thanks much, B&H Photo, for having so many fine products at such good prices.

Fits my FUJI digital camera very well. Good protection if your drop camera.

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This is the perfect bag for a small camera system such as Leica M or Fuji X-series. It easily fits a body with lens attached, two additional lenses and accessories such as an external finder, notepad, pens, etc. In a pinch, it can be used to carry an SLR and a couple of lenses. The canvas material is far more attractive than the nylon-polyester blend used in most bags and the non-slip pad on the strap really works.

My interest in Fuji started with the X100 series several years back. The X100 series reminded me of my beloved Ricoh XR-P 35mm film camera with it's 35-70mm F3.5 zoom. Later,I began to see the specs and capabilities of the X-T3. For my travels this compact seemed to be the sweet spot with it's smaller form factor, image quality, zoom lens, plus video capability. I purchased the silver X-T3 kit with the 16-80mm F4 zoom with OIS. This combination is just perfect for travel. The camera is very well built. The image quality of the RAW files is very good. The film simulations are amazing as well. I love the Acros and Monochrome film simulations. The Velvia brings back memories of the original Fuji Velvia film. The smaller ergonomics and menu/button functions took some getting used to. The menu system is like something from 2010. (It is not my Nikon D-850.) That being said, a month later we are good to go! The 16-80 lens is sharp and amazingly well built. The OIS for video is amazing if you are standing still. You do see some movement walking, but if you walk smoothly you may not object to it. This was am amazing purchase and am happy with the purchase. As usual, B&H service was amazing, hats off to them!

Use this with a Pocket Wizard to remotely trigger a Fuji X-series camera or Canon with 2.5mm mini plug. This is actually more handy and less obtrusive than the optional PW proprietary cable because it is coiled.

FUJI CONTINUES TO IMPROVE UPON THE X-T SERIES. THOUGH PROBABLY NOT THE ULTIMATE CAMERA, IT'S HARD TO FIND ANY SHORTCOMINGS WITH THIS CAMERA.