Fuji Xt2 Camera Backpack

Perfect bag for Fuji XT2 Camera, lots of pockets and spots to store everything.

I shoot with the Fuji XT2. This connected the camera with the Ronin RS2 and allows me to start and stop recording through the gimbal. Perfect fit

I'm coming up to my 2nd anniversary with Fuji XT1. And have recently purchased a XT2. I have several of these batteries and 4 of the Fuji batteries. I cannot tell which battery I have in my camera when I'm doing my work (weddings). They are priced accordingly (as batteries should not be expensive ... and if they are they are marked up way to much!). With having had great success over the past 2 years with these, I give them two thumbs up!

As a decidated Fuji x100v and xt2, I decided to purchased this camera with the 12-60 lens instead of the Fuji 16-80 lens for my x2. It lightened the load and gave great image quality. Recently, I decided to purchase the sigma 56 f1.4 lens and this is the best lowlight lens I ever owned it works beautifully on the GX9 what a nice camera

If you loved the Fuji XT2, you will be extremely happy with the Fuji XT3. Feels like the same camera, but minor improvements in almost everything. B&H also wonderful service and support.

I tried with TTL with XT2 Fuji camera and the photo looked perfect. Wnen I use manual and auto, I need to adjust the distance to subjects or the power output setting to 1/16 or 1/32 to avoid over exposure . I need more time to get along with the setting. Overall the flash worked well.

I bought this trigger for my Fuji XT2 camera, along with the supporting TT350F and TT685F. All three work together work flawlessly in TTL, HSS, and fully manual flash. I have had no issues/problems controlling the mode or flash settings with this remote. ***Caution: I did need upgrade the firmware on the flashes from the Godox web site's support section; it was easy. Also, you also need to read the Fuji manual and monkey with the camera's flash settings. I now just leave everything in HSS. ***

Ok I rushed this review for a reason - I just received my XT3 with Battery grip 5 hours ago so I'm not going to go into a lot of details because YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS BEFORE YOU JUDGE THIS CAMERA ! Your camera will most likely come with firmware ver 1.0 - mine did - the 1st thing I'd do is go to the Fuji website and download version 1.01 - upgrade your camera. If you don't you are making a big mistake because this version fixes several issues that are not exactly obvious but you will get flustrated and not be sure if what the camera is doing is normal or it's your lack of experience with the camera. Having said that - I have a XT2 and XT20 as well - the XT3 is such a major upgrade over the XT2 it obsoletes that camera ... IF YOU ARE SHOOTING VIDEO - otherwise just keep your XT2. As for that XT20 - I'm keeping that camera - it's my go in harms way and Vacation camera. More advice - If you can afford the pain get the XT3 and Battery grip as a Kit from B&H while they have it offered - you will most likely need the grip for many reasons like the boost function. My friend has the Ninja V and that's slick - (I mooched his for a quick trial) it works very well with the XT3 - remember if you mess around with this combo you will find a few issues but they are known to Fuji and the Ninja boys and I didn't find any serious issues with this combo - (used the Samsung EVO 860 500 GB SSD in their Caddy) my recently upgraded NLE software works fine with the Apple ProRes 4:2:2 11 bit coder and be advised - there is no RAW version yet or perhaps ever via the HDMI interface. Thats it for now - this is a great camera and has so much potential going forward - advanced photographers and videographers will love it esp with the Ninja V - got to order that next and I noted B&H has it in stock.

I use this with my Fuji XT2 and it is on there a lot. Super sharp with great bokeh

AWESOME LENS... WORKS WELL ON THE FUJI XT2... I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS LENS.