Fujifilm Micro 4 3 Camera

Only by about 3%-4%, but still 6 cores are doing better than 8. Runs reasonably cool and no problems with games or professional apps like Photoshop or Lightroom. For most people wanting a fast enough computer without a big investment this is the sweet spot.

This purchase was a second Shutterboss, this one with a micro-USB connection for a Fujifilm camera. My previous unit is for Nikon 10-pin and is still working well also.

3 items that do the job.

my search for perfect for shooting weddings ended when i purchased this camera.4k 10 bit ,1080 10 bit omg. fast auto focus.Better colors than my previous a7iii. the HDR is the best ever in any mirrorless camera. the image quality you get out of this camera is unbelievable. if you have anything against this camera, look for a different camera or work on your skills .

4th one I have bought and installed. Have 2 more to go.

I'm a part-time professional photographer and bought this remote for my new Fujifilm X-T2. I bought this rather than the RR-90 because of some negative reviews I read about the RR-90: particularly the micro-USB. Fujifilm tech support said that the RR-100, with the pin rather than the micro-USB, would work with the X-T2 as well as with newer camera models, so I selected the RR-100. Using the Kirk L-plate for the X-T2, the 90-degree pin attachment allows the remote to be used with the camera in portrait as well as landscape orientation. So far, the remote has performed flawlessly.

USEFUL WITH CAMERAS LIKE NIKON D500, FUJIFILM X H1 OR OTHER CAMERAS THAT HAVE A MICRO B SS PLUG, INTERFACES PERFECTLY. LOVE IT!

Exactly what I was looking for. Allows me to use a Nikkor P 300mm and a 55mm 2.8 micro on my FujiFilm X-T2. Durable and worth it if you shoot manual focus.

I bought a Micro Clutch on Kickstarter, before they were available and I wasn't disappointed. It has a quality feel to it, and the (slight) intricacy of fitting the strap added to the interest and enjoyment of installing the thing. It fitted my Fujifilm X100V very nicely, but when I exchange the V for a VI the plate sits further forward on the base of the camera because the tripod hole is closer to the lens by a few millimetres. I'll see if my son wants it for his Leica Q2. I also have a L plate for my Fujifilm X-T5 and that is also a delight to use.

Color, sharpness, micro contrast are all there, like many of fujifilm's excellent lenses and the focus distance is closer than expected. This is a MUST have lens if you are in the system along with the 56 f/1.2. If there is a complaint, it's that it's a slightly older lens so the AF is a hair slower than their newer lenses like the 23 f/2 for example. I'm shooting on an X-E3 so that doesn't have the latest AF system however.