Fujifilm Camera Light Pink

What a deal! Any other color but Pink is $75. The Pink Holster is $30!!! You can't go wrong. I love having my camera pretty much glued to my hand. I used use the the neck strap that came with my Canon R6. I would wrap it around my hand so I wouldn't loose it. Now I don't have to worry about my camera slipping out of my hand or someone with nefarious intentions taking it. Oh, my wife colored the pink with a black Sharpie. The pink still shows through a bit but it certainly looks cooler now.

Nice quality camera. Easy to use. Love the pink color I got.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

This is a Great Lens. It does very well in low light situations and is a very clear leans. Also has a very good clutch style manual focus ring as well.  I have used this lens in every type of lighting condition for stills and also video. It has ac-celled in both disciplines and has never disappointed me. I use this lens as my main lens for doing videos and does very well in the lowest of lighting conditions with absolutely no noise or very little noise. I can get by with Iso 640 (F-Log) or Iso 320 in standard .709 recording in a very low light room with absolutely no noise which makes for much more enjoyable videos. I would recommend this lens to any current owner of a Fujifilm camera or to anyone who is interested in getting a Fujifilm camera.  I own a Fujifilm X-T3 just for reference and I am loving it with my Atomos Ninja V external monitor/recorder.

Works great for a manual lens on my Fujifilm X-S10. Was surprised when camera body was able to give accurate exposure in auto!!!! Don't need to carry around a light meter with this combo!mThis lens is light but well made. Great glass gives sharp images!

I use two camera systems and own a lot of prime lenses for both systems. I prize lightweight cameras and lenses and generally prefer primes because I do not like to lug around heavy zoom lenses. I bought this lens precisely for that reason. It's light and my test shots so far have revealed that the Fujifilm 27 mm is sharp wide open at f/2.8 and maintains that sharpness through the rest of its f/stops. Essentially, this lens is sharp enough to get the picture, that is, good enough to elicit an emotional reaction from a client. The chromatics are also faithful to what I am seeing in front of my camera and over the years I have come to appreciate the 40 to 41 mm angle of view. It's not too wide in its angle of view but not nearly as restricting as a short telephoto 50 mm lens. In short, it's a great walk-around lens and I like putting this lens on my Fujifilm X-S10. Consequently, I have a very light and effective camera and lens combination for a full day's shooting.

This is great if you're looking to put a light gimbal on a small camera. I use it with the Fujifilm X-T4. I've used it with native lenses, 16-80, 10-24, and 16mm f/1.4. All work very good, but some jitters when using the 16-80 on the telephoto side of the lens. The wide side is surprisingly smooth, up to around 45mm. Highly recommend the SmallRig top handle. Having two hands on it also helps stabilize it.

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 gave my point-and-shoot to my grandson and bought a new, better camera. I wanted low-light capabilities for family pictures, and also a light-weight and pocketable camera for taking with me (especially backpacking). This puppy weighs in at one pound (I carry about 22 pounds, including water). I also looked at the Fujifilm E-X1, which is a beautiful camera - great pictures, and better low-light than the Sony a6000. But the weight and bulk tipped the balance (so to speak) for me. Both cameras have the same size sensor, but the Fujifilm kit lens is better. I could not ask for a more considerate, polite, lenient, and patient business than B and H. I learned a lot, from their website, from chats, from google searches, from user manuals, and from being able to try the cameras in my home. I never could have done it by going to a local camera store.

Fujifilm has designed all of the features one would want in a compact, light weight, high quality of construction, mirrorless 35 mm camera. The X series cameras have dials not menus to see and adjust important controls. That is what still cameras should be made. The fold out LCD screen that can be tilted two ways and that is what still photographs need and desire. The 40 megapixel sensor is a huge plus for better image resolution. It is a wonderful instrument for serious photographer who wants the best equipment possible in this class land not be worn out carry around a massive, heavy camera. Best of all, it is affordable.