Fujifilm Camera Fine Vs Normal

This is perfect for a smaller camera (Ricoh GR2)), though a normal SLR would be fine with it, as well. I like the fact that it is quite light-weight, which means that I can carry it in my bike bag or rucksack all the time without having to judge if I want the weight in my bag. Fully extended, it's not very sturdy - one could not use this as a walking stick - but it's certainly strong enough to support a camera for photos.

This is the fastest focusing lens in the Pentax lineup and also the quietest. I bought this little gem on April 9th and have shot it many times. It has breathed new life into my K-3 with super fast auto focus which is very precise. Continuous AF is excellent, the tracking is quick and precise. I see complaints about having to fine tune the AF, that's normal with any lens. I check each lens I buy and some I have to adjust fine tune and some not. Folks these are pieces of equipment that are made in separate factories far apart and also some are years apart so its only normal to have to fine tune them to your camera. This is a KAF4 mount lens and you need to make sure your camera will support the mount. For a couple of older cameras the latest firmware update will support the camera. If its compatible with your camera buy the lens you will not regret it.

This is a replacement eyecup for the Fujifilm X-T3. It’s smaller than the eyecup that comes with the camera, but it works fine and is less prone to getting ripped if you are using a camera bag with a very snug fit.

For my mirrorless Fujifilm X-E3 (which is quite light) it works fine and looks great. It's very flexible and doesn't take up a ton of room in the bag - maintains the compact nature of the camera, which I like. For a heavy camera, it would be too narrow. But for a light camera, it's great.

I preordered the X-T5 from B&H the moment it became available, and I received it within a week of its release. It replaced my X-T30, a good camera. But the X-T5 is the next level, or two, or three above.... It's exactly what I want in a (primarily) stills camera. I have tested the camera with my 35 f1.4, 16 f2.8, and Viltrox 56 1.4. There's a definite increase in sharpness and resolution with the new 40mp sensor over the X-T30. Also, so many jpegs are excellent right out of the camera, a surprise over the X-T30. The AF-S autofocus is fast and spot on. I haven't tested it in every AF-C scenario (testing is ongoing), but so far it performs fine. Overall, the X-T5 is a definite upgrade. I'm not much into video, so I'll leave that to others, but from what I have seen on the internet, it'll do the job nicely for my needs. The very limited test videos I created look fine. Testing is ongoing. Of course, I love the Fujifilm retro/analog build approach, so to my eyes, this camera is beautiful. To sum it up, I've had numerous cameras over the years. The X-T5 is the culminations of all my expectations. Fujifilm really got it right with this camera. BTY, as always, thanks to B&H. Always reliable with great customer service.

It works fine, being designed by Fujifilm for this lens. I hope they will do it again for every new lens. And even the old ones...

Bought this to use with my Fujifilm X-T2. Mostly using it for shooting skateboarding. I'm quite happy with it so far. It has all the normal fisheye issues like chromatic aberration, but this lens is no worse than my Canon, and at a much lower cost. The build quality is solid. I wouldn't recommend it for architecture, where you'd want a lens with planar distortion, but for intentionally distorted super-wide angle shots, it's great.

Quality appears normal. Not a daily use item so should work fine for me.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

Holds charge, camera operates as normal.