Fujifilm 166 Camera Specs 5X Zoom 2012 Model

Faster than 2012 model, I can finally serve the internet now without having to wait!

One of the only 5x you can find.

Awesome card and cooler, almost same specs as tuf model

Despite recent launch of X-T4 and the fact that camera model has been released in 2018 just few days ago Fujifilm released a new firmware upgrade for the camera boosting autofocus performance 3X. I do enjoy the camera and I think it would work quite well for the next couple of years with no issues. Unlike X-T4 doesn't have in body stabilisation but it's almost twice as cheap after discount.

Perfect battery that was way different than the old generic battery I was using. Makes my camera’s battery last longer and is very efficient for the model Fujifilm xt-2. Great purchase thanks B&H!

- i use it for a macbook pro 15 2012 model - it was easy to register it on apple's website

I purchased the BC-166 ball head to replace an older, lighter-weight ball head on my heavy tripod in the studio. I wanted a ball head that would hold a lot of weight, but be easy to adjust. The Oben really fits the bill. I don't think I will ever exceed the 66 pound capacity of this head; but that much capacity makes for rock-steady locked-down performance. The controls are simple to set up and use, it stays put where you point it, with any combination of camera and lens I've tested so far--what more could you ask for? The only negative thing I have found falls under the personal preference category. The BC-166 is definitely made to be controlled and adjusted with your right hand. I am ambidextrous, and I'm used to keeping my right hand on the camera in shooting position while I adjust my other, older ball head with my left hand. After a few minutes practice, I'm getting used to reaching around the head to access the knobs with my left hand while I hold the camera on target with my right. Not an insurmountable problem, just different than what I'm used to.

I bought this Oben BC-166 Ball Head a few months ago and I have to say I love it! It's great for using on a tripod or you can use it separately with your camera/lens mounted on it. I have used both a 90D and a R7 with a 100-400 mm EF lens mounted on it and it holds it solidly in place with no camera shake or movement whatsoever. The panning feature is quite fluid and works easily. I just bought another one today that's how much I like this ball head. I'll use it mounted on a heavy duty magnet that I bought from B & H. Great item!!

So I bought this to replace the quick release plate on my Oben BC-166 Ball Head which I ordered last month from B & H. The Quick release plate that was included did not tightly secure my camera to it. The camera would constantly move so instead of returning it I chose to buy the Oben QR-30 Quick Release Plate and it works PERFECTLY! Holds my Mirrorless DSLR nice and secure. Some people have complained that you need some kind of hex tool but what I did was buy the Vello COOLTOOL Camera Plate Combo Tool which B & H sells. It tightens the screw and it can easily fit with your car keys. So if you have a problem with the Quick Release Plate not securely holding your camera onto your Oben BC-166 Ball Head feel good knowing this baby will do the trick for you.

I got this lens and the 70-300mm for my Fujifilm X-S10 as my previous Fujifilm camera was a super-zoom and I wanted to approximate the range of focal lengths. More details in my review of the X-S10 body.