Fujifilm X70 Pos Cameras

This works to get LANC out of our Sony X70 cameras.

If you are looking for a solid and well made lens cap that works well with the Fujifilm X70 lens hood and adapter ring kit your search is over! This cap fits securely on a mounted 49mm filter's front threads and, as a added bonus, fits on the front of the lens hood itself like it was designed for it. Fujifilm take note!

The front of the box said it's for a Fujifilm X70 but there's a tiny sticker on the back that reads Panasonic G85/FZ2500. I was kinda hesitant to open it and put it on my G85 but I didn't wait this long and get the wrong product. Surprisingly, it fit perfect! So easy to install and a joy to use. Works very well. Highly recommended! Thanks B&H.

I use this 49mm on my little Fujifilm X70 (with a ring adapter to account for the lens movement when shooting close up) and never use a lens cap. These Hoyas have a good reputation and it seems to live up to its billing. Although honestly I'm not sure how much better it is than others in its class or even less expensive options. But I do like it quite a bit. It's my see through lens cap ; )

Great tether cable for Fujifilm cameras.

I owned many small cameras including x100, x100t, x100f, coolpix A, x70, s110, p7800 and original GR. The image quality of x100 series can’t be compared with any others but it was still considerable for daily carrying because of its size. Coolpix A was also a great pocketable camera with large sensor but not comfortable to control somehow. GR first model was perfect except the auto focus at night and GR iii became much better plus touch screen option which even I don’t use a lot.

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

I threw away a POS sound bar and installed the Arc. In lest than 20 minutes I was listening to amazing clarity quality programs.

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!