Fujifilm Camera Remote Old Version

I use the black version with Fujifilm X-E4, it is the best match.

When are you going to release for Fujifilm lens version?

Just as good or better than the Fujifilm version and way less expensive!

I carry cameras with the newerst version of Carry Speed harness. My cameras have arca swiss-type plates, because I like to have access to a monopod. For hand grips, I first tried Fujifilm, an older 3-point version. It seemed pretty comfortable, but I found it a little bit 'floppy' as are most hand grips. (Fujifilm's 3rd point attaches not to the camera, but rather to 1 of its own 2 straps: it actually attaches to itself.) Fujifilm's 3-point requires attention to get my hand into it correctly. That is annoying. I took a chance on this SpiderPro. I find this grip firmly holds its position when not in use. I like that in this grip. I find it easy to engage my hand without having to look. Even though it is firm, it also can be adjusted to give me enough room so as to access the joy button on the back of my camera without restriction. This grip is the right one for me: I can access a camera hanging at my side without glancing, have firm control of the camera when in use, and yet there is enough flexibility to access the camera controls.

The FUJIFILM RR-100 Remote Release works very well.

The Apollo Orb currently is made with really strong fiberglas ribs. You can use it outside in the wind and it stands up to anything. The OLD version only had metal ribs. They used to bend. Most of the negative reviews you see of this are from when it had metal rims. Westcott should have given it a new name or model number when they improved it.

Have baby R6RT version. This one bigger for more stuff. Got Bigger back wheels model. Old one only complaint was non-slip tape came off (get more HomeDepot). Backpack straps fall through. Think about making own solid base or buy theirs.

I needed this to take long exposures of Old Morgan Silver Dollars. The glare on the plastic casing was causing me trouble. When I would use the flash it whited out my image. I ordered the remote , and extension. Now I can use the remote release with the extension to take long exposures and use natural light with out the glare. It worked out fine. Happy Now.

I've used both a wired and wireless remote for my Canon Rebel T6i camera, and the wired version is very reliable. It also has a setting for longer exposures, so that will be useful in conjunction with my telescope for night sky photography. Thanks to the staff at B&H for their professional guidance and courtesy.

Functions as advertised. I wanted the wired remote since it works when you're behind the camera unlike the wireless version. I use it for low light shots on a tripod. Very simple to use. Nothing fancy. Works great.