Fujifilm Cameras Reviews

Choose the Fujifilm X-T5 because of the great reviews. Love Fujifilm cameras in general because of their light weight and small size, but more importantly their excellent optics. Have been happily using an X-E3 for some time, but as I've gotten increasingly interested in macro photography, I wanted the focus bracketing capabilities as well as the timetable screen available on the X-T5. Got that and so much more. Better focus in general and overall sharper images. A truly great camera.

Great tether cable for Fujifilm cameras.

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

Voigtlander lenses are super well made. I use this on my Voigtlander Bessa and my Fujifilm mirror-less cameras.

What can't you love about disposable cameras? Fujifilm colours make these so fun!

All of the other reviews are true. It really is one of the best portrait lens you can get for Sony cameras.

All my pervious lenses have been from Fujifilm. I read several reviews and watched the You-Tube videos touting the Viltrox 85mm. After having researched this lens I went ahead and ordered it. Fast delivery and excellent packing from B&H. While the price difference between it and the Fuji 90mm lens is substantial the quality is similar. The Viltrox has a solid build, fast focus and very sharp images even at f1.8. I had to make the adjustment to changing f-stop using the front control wheel, not a big deal once I became familiar with the operation.

I recently bought the Fujifilm X-T2 and was looking for a good wide angle lens for landscapes. I read the reviews for the Rokinon 12mm and a few other lenses and in the end chose this one. It has a great metal construction and the f stop and focus dials are very smooth. I really fell in love with this lens when i took my first photo on the beach with it. This lens is amazing and would recommend it to anyone looking for a relatively inexpensive lens that performs amazingly.

I did some research and while most of the reviews lauded this lens on the Fujifilm GFX 50S, some said it was hard to focus and the results were too soft at f/1.8, most said it was good.Well, maybe I got a good copy, but this is easy to focus with a quite long throw and the way it paints colors is exceptional. Mine is a little soft at 1.8 but that is perfect for a portrait lens - the bokeh is so creamy, and the depth of field is just what I wanted. I love this lens - beware, it is one beast weight wise, but so good when you dial it in.

I read reviews for other remote release models for the Fujifilm x-t2 that didnt work.  This one works fine.