Fujifilm Xp Camera Instructions

I just purchased the Fujifilm X-E4 and I wanted a screen protector. This came promptly by mail. The package came with two glass screens. I assume it is in case one breaks or messes up on installing the first screen protector. The instructions were clear. I actually just followed the instructions, and installation was painless. No trapped air bubbles to distract. The fit is perfect, and one does not notice that my new screen is protected and very easy to clean.

I bought this flash (and the commander) to explore flash photograph with the Fujifilm line of products. The instructions are just a little confusing, but on camera the flash is easy and intuitive to use, and pairing it with the commander is also really easy. It's got a great amount of power for a speed light too! My only minor complaint is that the unit does not remember when I have muted it, ie, when it turns off and back on, it will go back to beeping rather than staying quiet.

The the 21L is a well thought out, well constructed backpack that is perfect for my Fujifilm XT-2 based travel set up. I really didn’t appreciate all of its features until I read the instructions. Seems silly to need to read the instructions for a backpack but there are design features that weren’t obvious to me. Easily accommodates my 16mm 1.4, 18-55, 55-200, 27mm, small flash unit, charger, batteries and iPad. Comfortable, clean looking.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

Will not work with Windows 7 XP.

Use it in a Fujifilm camera and it works excellently.

I'm just...WOW!!! The gain this device provides is more than you'll ever need on a dynamic mic. I'm using a Sennheizer MD-42 dynamic as the testing mic, I don't use it often because it needs a lot of gain. It works well on high end recorders, but for using it on a camera, the mic is just ok...It never satisfied me until I tried the XP-30D. This preamp allows much less gain on the recorder or your camera. And it's a LOT of GAIN!! Maybe too much in some cases, for example, on a Tascam DR-100 MKII recorder. I used a Tascam DR-100 Mark III recorder for this experiment. Now, I have to set the gain so Low, resulting in a super clean and hiss free audio, like most decent Condenser mics do. After plugging in the XP-30D, adjusting the gain to minimum wasn't enough. Additionally, on the DR100 MKIII recorder, I had to turn on the PAD filter on my recorder, then adjust the gain, WAY low! Further next, I also tested it on a Canon C100Mark II. These cameras have terrible preamps, and adding the MD-42 mic makes things even worse. I plugged the XP-30D in, turned on phantom power on the C100 MKII, and the gain was awesome! Please make sure you see the pictures I included in this review. It shows everything you want to see. If you're looking for a powerful preamp, look no further. It's insanely powerful. The only thing I didn't like is, when plugging the mic, the XLR "input" PLUG from the XP-30D makes the mic connection a little lose... I tried is also with another 3 mics. Same. However, the slightly loose connection I will NOT make noises or anything that would ruin your presentation or recording even if you touch the plug. It's just a little loose and I thought it is worth mentioning... Before I plugged it in for the first time I used it, I expected a snug fit like all XLRs do. Other than that, this thing REALLY does the job!! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

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.