Fujifilm Camera Model Number

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 very much dislike the habit camera manufacturers have of blazing their names and model number on their enclosed camera straps. Not wanting to be a walking billboard, I got a new strap that only says OP-TECH on it. Not only does it serve that purpose, it is a better strap!

This new set looks better than the ones I have been using for several years. I like having 4 numbers better than the 3 number model that you can buy anywhere.

Not much you can say about a battery except that it works, I’m not sure how to calibrate whether I’m getting the advertised number of shots, but the Fujifilm battery appears to give me enough.

Thank you for having the particular model number our organization needed in stock. And your prices are reasonable as well.

I have been using Angelbird CF Express cards in 1 TB size for a number of years in Fujifilm 100 cameras (the original 100, 100S and 100 II). They have performed reliably and faultlessly so far.

I purchased this to replace a Fujifilm X-100 which I found lacking for a number of reasons, most notably the controls, menu system, and single focal length lens. The comparably priced Leica made a favorable impression right out of the box. The controls and menu are more user-friendly, intuitive, and logical, plus the added advantages of the included flash unit and zoom lens. The handgrip Is a welcome and well engineered accessory.

With this particular rear lens cap it would have been helpful to have had B&H list the product along with its Fujifilm part number which is RLCP-001. I am very happy that B&H carry the cap. I was able to get the first one I needed in Singapore a couple of weeks ago (they had only one) and now I have 2 from B&H. The originally purchased Fujifilm lens have a cheap clear plastic cap that does not stay on the lens.

I had a number of fujifilm cds which were advertised as archival on which I burned vacation photos and the like for protection and storage in 2007. They did not hold up. I researched the current archival cds and decided to try these. I had zero problems with these discs. Throughout the burning process they performed flawlessly -AND I've also used them for audio applications with great results!