Fujifilm Street Camera

Bought this bag a month ago and can’t rave enough about it. Perfect for my Fujifilm xe-4 street camera.

I recently transitioned from Cannon to a Fujifilm mirror less camera Xt-1. Suddenly the large travel cases and backpacks were not needed. I wanted something to use for street shooting when I was only carrying my 18-55 and 50prime. This bag does the trick. While I have read reviews that state you can carry all sorts of equipment in it this is just not realistic. It is good for the camera with lens and extra lens. Any extra space you could pack in some cards and batteries. But for street shooting in the markets of Nepal and Central America it is perfect.

Needed an off camera flash trigger for my Fujifilm 100V for my street and cityscape photos and the team at B&H hooked me up with the Godox XPro Flash Trigger. The B&H staff are rock starts!

The FujiFilm 23mm lens is very accurate (you count bricks on buildings) and fast focusing. For street shooting or travel, it is an ideal lens. If it is not wide enough, you can always make a panorama. I like it very much.

I was looking for a bag to carry one or occasionally two Fujifilm x-series bodies plus a lens and my phone, keys, etc. (plus iPad if needed). The Prince Street is the perfect size-- enough room that it isn't a chore to grab or stash the camera, but also light enough to carry with comfort on long walks. This is my third ONA bag--I have a Bowery and a Union Street--so I knew that the design, quality, and details would be impeccable. I also anticipated that the canvas would take awhile to soften up, so I'm trying to carry it often so I can get it past the stiff stage. I love the black waxed canvas with leather trim, which looks great and which, based on experience, I know will protect my cameras in the rain. For me, a simple bag without tons of pockets is best--this has enough to hold what I need but not so many that I forget where I put things! Very pleased with this purchase.

I was looking for a bag to carry my Fujifilm x100, batteries and minimal gear for street photography, and the Rogue 3L is a perfect fit for size, comfort, flexibility and being a cool looking bag.

I have this mounted to the Fujifilm XS-10 when doing low light (ambient only) for street seen 4K. It is ok at T1.5 but I will only use this T stop when absolutely necessary otherwise I have it set to T2-2.8. The build quality is perfect and 4K video will render a slightly soft blur in contrast especially on bright light points on chromed metal or polished stainless steel that has a pleasing cinematic look. Love it!

I was using the Fujifilm X100V for street photography until I tested the Ricoh GR III. Nothing wrong with the Fuji, its image quality is very good, but the Ricoh is smaller and also produces very good pictures. Another advantage of the Ricoh over the Fuji is the 3-axis Shake Reduction System. I can shoot handheld at very slow speeds with it. Excellent little camera.

It's F1.2 - what else can I say !!! It's my street lens from dawn till late in the evening. Just love this lens. I'm currently using this lens on a Fujifilm X-T10. This lens paired with the Fujifilm X-T10 is fabulous. I had considered buying a Ricoh for street photography but this X-T10 gives me interchangeable lens capability. The combination is really lightweight, fast, sharp and discreet. This lens is a keeper ! When I only want to carry ONE LENS this is the one I put on the camera.

I was using the Fujifilm 50mm f/2.0 as my nifty 50. I wanted a bit more and this lens does it for me. I was a bit concerned about the size and weight but was pleasantly surprised when I mounted it on my XPro3. Easily has become my go-to walking around street lens. You can't beat the ability to capture street portraits with this lens. Like so many others have said, why pay more when you can get quality like this.