Fujifilm Camera Repair Address

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

The devices are very reliable and address my needs.

Nice set of camera repair tool. It does make your repairs easier!

Use it in a Fujifilm camera and it works excellently.

Thanks!!! Easy to repair!

I can print from any location because it has its own email address.

As a rental house in Miami, i was tired of sending back to repair on camera monitors, wireless follow focus systems, wireless video tx, etc.. I �bought 4 safetaps to "test" ..used them on my Teradek systems and they dont broke no more... After that experience , I order 14 more safetap and now they are the default D-Tap connector at my shop. They look a little expensive but I spent the same amount of money of one tap "just in shipping charges" when sent some equip to repair. All the Ac's really love them. Highly RECOMMENDED. Gaston Fazio www.thehdhouse.com

Let's first address the elephant in the room by saying back-button focus folks like myself can simply reprogram FN-2 for AF-ON and use their middle or ring finger to acquire focus-works great. And the front-facing shutter button is not that hard to get used to. This is basically a nearly identical copy of the Nikon MB-N10, but with a shutter release button for half the price. The built quality is top-notch and it even includes a charger. Off the camera, you can use it to charge two EN-EL15x at the same time. The Z5 was NEVER designed for use with a true battery grip, so Vello gets around this elegantly using a simple cable connection, which works great. It's very light, and improves the way this tiny camera handles in both landscape and portrait orientation. Well worth the money for that reason alone and a must-have IMHO.

I have the sony DSC rx100III and this camera needed to be sent back Sony to address issues with the lens shutter. the sony repair folks fixed the camera back to factory specs. All good by me.

In the past 15 years I have used various brands and models of video surveillance cameras for our home and Japanese garden. I have sought to buy high-quality products equipped with PTZ and Power-over-Ethernet that were provided with user-friendly documentation. When it came time to replace several older cameras I discovered this Lorex model at B&H and purchased one. Features that first delighted me: (1) It came equipped for either surface (ceiling) or wall mount (and with all the hardware necessary); (2) among its features was ONVIF capability (connect it to your router or switch and it adopts an IP address granting access consistent with your network); (3) use a browser to go to that assigned IP address and a Lorex control panel opens in which you can assign a fixed IP address (good practice for 24/7 camera use); (4) superb industrial design (example: installation last step is attaching the dome under the camera from below, but delightfully the screws for that are lossless--designed into the dome mechanism so they won't fall out; (5) carefully prepared documentation that, while it requires carefully reading, leaves nothing to chance; (6) even the tools you need are included as is a 100-foot length of Ethernet cable; (7) the camera's images are clear, crisp, and nicely color balanced; (8) low light levels are quite good (but it does not provide IR light for total darkness, some ambient light is necessary). So, after that experience with my first purchase, I have since purchased two more. Two cameras are installed and the third is on its way to me from B&H. (By the way, early on I asked a question of Lorex tech support and they were back to me in a day!) This is the camera I have long hoped to find. And the price is right! Thank you Lorex and B&H.