Fuji Full Frame Digital Camera

Moved from Fuji Xt3 , lovely camera.But want to enter in the full frame world .After research , went to Bh. (im from Brazil) , and got the Nikon Z 6 kit....Such amazing camera , with awesome results.Easy to learn, and very useful touch screen.Found a little bit heavy with the 24 70mm , but I will get used to it. Bh as always , fast and very cooperative in teaching ..Highly recommend the camera kit.....hugs

I am coming from Fuji XT3 which I kept but wanted to try a Full frame camera which I never owned. This is a wonderful camera with In-camera stabilization and great performance at low ISO. It met all my expectations.

Having moved from a full frame camera to the Fuji X system, I was worried that a good quality wide angle would be hard to find... I was wrong. This lens is fantastic, fast to focus, great IQ and a perfect wide solution for my new Fuji kit without destroying my bank account!!!

I have never owned a full frame. I take photos of nature/landscape and my wife makes videos/vlogging. We needed a hybrid camera. I have owned Nikon D5500 which was great but bulky. Then Lumix LX100 was very portable for hikes, but then realized I wanted more reach. Got newly released Lumix GX9 which been great, but was struggling in low light. Even though I rarely take photos of night stars I wanted that option and only full frame can really provide that (or medium). On top of that wife started doing videos and we needed something with flip screen. I was really torn between Fuji and Sony even though Fuji is not full frame. I love Fuji's looks and manual dials, and the famous fuji colors. But after watching several youtube videos of blind comparison of colors between Fuji and Sony, 7 out of 10 I preferred Sony which actually was surprising for me. Then I saw Panasonic S5, same as fuji, looks, ergonomics and manual dials really were pulling me away from Sony. But as it turns out S5's autofocus is not great which is really important for vlogging. People complaining about lack of manual controls and bad EVF, but it seems they don't consider in size of the camera, it's tiny and sacrifices had to be made. It's like saying smart car is bad because it lacks trunk space. Do I wish there were more features? Yes I do, like 40mp sensor or pixel shift, fully functional touch screen and new menu system, but for me this camera is near perfect as is given it's size especially with the new pancake lens lineup.

This is my first digital full frame camera and the pictures are great. I am impressed with the color rendition even with an overcast sky. The camera is solid and well made and this lens has a good range with very sharp images.

This is a great kit for cleaning you digital camera full frame sensor. There are step by step instructions to follow. Once you've cleaned the sensor one time, it is very to do. Unfortunately, all sensors sooner or later get some dirt on them. This is a safe way to clean your sensor. Very easy to learn to use.

is amazing camera Full Frame :)

I am quite new to the Fuji XT-2 camera and its stunning lenses. I wanted a mid-range telephoto lens, but based on my experience with full-frame cameras, I didn't think I would use Fuji's 200mm equivalent, available by way of its 50-140mm f/2.8 lens, all that often. After reading many, many reviews I decided that the Fuji XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR lens would an excellent choice. It has reach, but when mounted to the XT-2, is still light enough to easily hand hold. That is a large consideration for me. Like so many of you, I have lugged full-frame cameras and heavy f/2.8 glass to the point that I found that photography just wasn't as much fun anymore. It was a big leap to go mirrorless. How could the images possibly rival those of my serious cameras? I was in for a surprise! I took my XT-2 with the 90mm lens to the North Carolina Zoo twice last week. I took portraits of giraffes, exotic birds, sea otters, zebras. The clarity of this lens is breathtaking. The detail in the fine feathers of a Barred Owl is incredible. The expression of an ostrich reminded me of a wizened old man. The eyes of a giraffe as I stood literally face-to-face with him are captured as luminescent dark pools. A grizzly bear stares back at me while she is being groomed. This lens inspires me to be more experimental with my image making. I feel such joy in seeing these beautiful creatures as I view them on screen, and recollecting the experience of being in their presence. This is what it is all about. When editing in Lightroom, I have found that I can crop an image to a very small percentage of the whole, and still have a crisp result. Those zebra stripes are very sharp indeed. This lens is fast to focus. I found that I was working in the range of f/2.8 to f/5.6. In a dark exhibit hall, I shot at ISO 8000 at f/2.8 and 1/125 sec to capture the owl standing on a branch, his feathers and eyes in perfect focus. The 90mm is a joy to use. I am very grateful. Thank you Fuji and B&H.

I currently use the 27mm f2.8 which comes out to a 40mm full frame equivalent in my Fuji X-E2S and it is a wonderful combination. It is able to get subject isolation with this length but still be wide enough to capture context in the frame. Great for a travel lens and great for street photography. See some of my same images on my Instagram: @robes.eye

Love this lens! I'm new to Fuji, I wanted a APSC system to add to my full frame kit and this lens is a must have. Fast, lightweight, and very affordable.