Fujifilm Camera For Travel

This bag is absolutely perfect for travel. I use it to carry my Fujifilm x100 around and it carries the camera, all the accessories and extra goodies I could ever want in a small, light, and bombproof package that protects my camera from everything. The quality on this bag is amazing, and I am sure the bag will outlast me.

So far I've been very pleased with the camera. I love the Fujifilm X system. I'll still use the X-T20 for travel because of the slim size and weight. But the X-T3 offers more functions for regular photography.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

Use it in a Fujifilm camera and it works excellently.

If you need to travel with a can do everything camera. This could be the one for you.

The Fujifilm X-T30 II is a stellar choice for those looking for a travel-friendly, high-performing, and easy-to-use camera. With its compact size, fast autofocus, and excellent performance in any setting, it's a versatile tool that appeals to both newcomers and enthusiasts alike.

I bought this printer for travel to replace my Fujifilm Instax SP-2 printer. I've used the Instax system for several years, but the new airport CT Scanners have been shown to fog film in a single pass (Kodak posted an advisory on Facebook to that effect). The Selphy printer system is not effected by the scanners. (Of course due to Covid-19, all my travel was cancelled anyway ...) Pros: (1) It works well. The prints are slightly better than I get from my Selphy. (2) The prints are thinner than the Selphy prints, and they come with a light adhesive on them. This works great if you keep a written journal of your travels, with prints pasted onto the pages. (3) It's rechargeable, and easy to use. (4) The prints are cheaper than the Fujifilm Instax Square prints (which are directly comparable to the Canon QX-10, but slightly more expensive than the smaller Instax credit card size prints (from the SP-2). (5) The Canon App is easy to use (but see the cons). Cons: (1) The printer comes with a trial pack capable of making only 3 prints! Initially, the printer supplies weren't even available. They are available now, but not as easy to find as the Instax prints. I assume this will change. (2) The battery is good for about 20 pictures; the battery on the SP-2 lasts much longer. (3) The Canon App is very basic - it can adjust the size of the print, and add some text, but it doesn't have any editing functions. It just selects the central part of your picture, so I use the iPhone Photos App to edit and crop before I use the picture. (4) You can't print directly to the printer from your camera. This only effects people using Fujifilm cameras.

I get my Fujifilm X-T3 and one extra lens in it, which is good for travel and simple shoots where I know I don't need more than two lenses. I could cram a 3rd lens, but it's pretty tight. The bag really needs another extra handle on it like the ThinkTank bags. I took a leather camera strap, shortened it, and clipped into the same rings as the shoulder ring, making it easier to pick up. Included a photo with the hand strap. Plus the bag looks awesome.

Great for uni students, work, travel, small Fujifilm owners, mirrorless or even dslrs! I can fit my waterbottle, lunchbox, Fujifilm camera, gym bag, laptop, iPad, and more! I couldn’t fit all that in my previous Samsonite bag.

On 12-12-21, I purchased this Sirui NT 1005XE10 travel tripod. It is perfect for my Fujifilm X-T-2 camera and lens i.e. Fujinon 16mm F1.4 & Fjuinon 18-135mm F 3.5-5.6. The tripod provides adequate height, is light weight and very functional with the E-10 ball head for a great price at B-D Photo & Video.