Fujifilm Camera Shots

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

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.

Use it in a Fujifilm camera and it works excellently.

I own the Fujifilm Xe2 and together with the XF 55-200mm I get some really nice shots. I also have an Olympus Pen EP3 and an assortment of Olympus prime lenses but I think Fujifilm makes a great product and their lenses are well built and sharp. I'm totally happy with my Fujifilm system and with the photo results I get using their lenses.

Overall - 5 stars for the combination of quality materials, quality photos, and tremendous value. I'm a novice and buy equipment to document family trips and adventures. Although, trips and adventures take on a new meaning in 2020. I've only had this lens for 2 weeks. I really wanted something wider than Fujifilm's 16mm lenses. This was both for landscape and photos in tight spaces. At f2, I've taken photos in near-complete darkness. Landscapes are great though it takes me a little longer to set up a photo compared to Fujifilm's lenses. You get the expected distortion at the edges and corners but I'm pretty sure most 12's would have to have this?? You almost have to compose your shots so that your subject is closer to the middle of the frame. For example, if you use this for people shots, the person closest to the edge will be distorted. Manual focus - I was initially intimidated by this but have grown to really love the control and it has forced me to really get to know my XT30. Overall, not an issue. Size - it's tiny and easily fits in my bag, though, I only take it with me when I know I'm going to need it. For the price, it's unbeatable if you have to go wide. However, I still have the Fujifilm 10-24mm on my list. I was hoping that this lens would negate that itch.

I use this for birding and within hours of getting it, I went to the back yard and got some amazing shots, that were crystal clear. For the Fujifilm X-T4 there is really not another option for long lenses, but it is really well done. I am very happy with the purchase and use it a lot.

I looked at many flash unit brands for my Fujifilm XT-1 and XT-10 cameras and chose to purchase the Godex TT685F TTL flash unit with X1T-F Trigger because of it offered all of the functions I was looking for at a good price. The flash is constructed very well and feels solid in my hand. Its not too heavy with the 4 x AA batteries in it and mounted on the hot shoe, it's well balanced with the camera body and not unwieldy in use. When used as a hot shoe mounted flash, or as a slave unit mounted on a separate tripod, the units function perfectly. Using the built in diffuser, all of my close shots receive the correct amount of soft light, and along with the TTL metering, my exposures look great. I found that when I did a few minimum focus distance shots for the lens I was using, I was overexposed by a perhaps one to two or more stops. On my X-T1, I could easily correct this by utilizing the exposure dial on top of the camera set to -1 to -3 stops as required, and my exposure was perfect. A test shot or two will confirm. The flash performed perfectly for all other shots and I did. It was pretty straight forward to learn the functions of the flash and trigger. Ive used the flash on my XT-10 as well, and it performed very well with that body as well. I'm very happy with flash unit and trigger and I would recommend it to other Fujifilm users looking for a flash unit with an excellent amount of functions, yet is priced very well! My only regret is that I didn't purchase a second flash so I could use one as a master along with the trigger, and one as a slave mounted elsewhere. That will be my next purchase at B&H!

This camera makes me want to shoot! It's honestly my favorite fujifilm camera! Love it!

Brought this recently for my Fujifilm camera to use while hiking and have to say these are top quality.

I finally have a Profoto flash I can use on-camera or off-camera on my Fujifilm cameras.