Fujifilm Camera Pictures

I use this on my Fujifilm lens for my T3 camera. Found it not to cause any interference in my pictures. Expensive but seems worth it.

When I saw the Fujifilm x100V I was ready to get one. Then I thought, I have my other Fujifilm cameras, this one won't take better pictures, and it is not compact enough for me to carry all the time. The GRIII is. And it is wonderful quality and I am impressed with the sharpness and features. I am having lots of fun with my new GRIII. It is not my only camera, but it is often the only camera I have with me.

first of all i am just an amateur. Ive been using the fujifilm x 100f but since having the ricoh gr iii in my hands i am definitely taking more pictures than ever. Compared with the ricoh gr iii i think this camera is even better and maybe easier to use. The resolution looks even better. I think this camera might work as a portrait camera and i am very happy with it. If a new ricoh gr Iv comes out i think i would have it as well.

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.

Fantastic camera in all sense. I migrated from Canon two years ago when I purchased the Fujifilm X-T2. Last year I changed it for an X-H1. Because I usually have to switch back and forth between photo and video, it was perfect for me, specially because of IBIS, allowing me to use my favorite (non stabilized) primes for video. My "backup" camera has been an X-T20 all along until now, and that's where the X-T3 comes in. The X-T3 has insane autofocus, Fujifilm's incredible color rendition and offers an overall shooting experience like no other brand. I just love it. It is not my "backup camera" like the X-t20 was. It is now my go-to for just picture taking (It does video fine, just like the X-T2 did, and in many ways it actually does better video than the X-H1). I use my X-H1 mainly "for video" now (not that the X-H1 can't take good pictures), but having IBIS is the only advantage it has over this new camera and it's something that I need for my video work. In summary, this is TOP NOTCH. The X-T3 (as the X-T2 and X-H1 before) actually takes better pictures and video than my last Canon, even though it was full frame and more expensive. If you are unsure and have the chance to go to the B&H showroom (or know someone who owns an X-T3), just put it in your hand. You won't be able to let go!

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

Nice lense, well built. Pictures are crisp. I recommanded it. I'm using it with a Fujifilm X-T1

Use it in a Fujifilm camera and it works excellently.

This is a high quality lens that was sharper than I expected. I used it take pictures of nesting eagles that I was unable to capture on previous occasions with similar larger,heavier lens on my DSLR. When I purchased my fujifilm mirrorless I did not plan to use it for long telephoto work, fujifilm had not introduced a long telephoto at the time. I rented this lens before I purchased it and I knew I had to own it. The price/performance question made it an affordable decision.

For the price you’re getting a real good deal. I bought this for my fujifilm x e2 I’ll attach pictures as soon as I have a chance. But for the price you can’t complain.