Fujifilm Xt30 Camera Case

Best first camera purchase ever! Im starting to get into photography and buying the new fujifilm xt30 II did not disappoint. I love the fujifilm simulations and how easy it is to use. Definitely recommended for a first time camera user to get into photography.

X-small fits Fujifilm xt30 ii with both kit lenses and some extra junk.

Moved to x100v from xt30. The primary reason was the size! Xt30 is also a small camera, but I wanted something with a fixed lens, to not think which lens to use and to not carry all my lenses with me. This little bad boy fits into my small sling, and I can carry it with me everywhere. The quality is outstanding if you know how to use it. It took a couple of days to get used to all the buttons and settings! Thanks, B&H for the very fast delivery! The item was listed as coming soon, and after ordering I received it in a week or less!

Fits like a glove with the XT30.  It gives the camera a much better grip and handling without adding any bulk or noticeable weight. Highly recommend it...

I'll write the only negative I've encountered first: Accidentally hitting button(s). This has only occurred though when I turn the camera vertically and bring it to my face. And the accidental touches, I believe, had more to do with my nose hitting the back touch screen after I had set up the swipe features and quick controls with the dials. (Hope everyone followed me here!) Now the positives: Amazing definition and colors. I was traveling with a tennis team in Florida and took a handful of portraits and action shots. They looked great! The film simulations. Acros, classic chrome, velvia, etc. are very unique. If you like to fiddle around with that kind of stuff like I do, you'll be very pleased with the 'filters' Fuji has put in the camera. Video. It looks so natural. I shot with a Canon 6DII in recent years and this XT30 looks smoother with better colors. One thing I'd recommend: If you're using the Fuji app, don't import to your phone. The file sizes are massive. Menu setup. I watched a lot of YouTubers say this was a little difficult for them. I disagree. I picked up the XT30 manual first and read before I even turned the camera on to do this. I thought it was pretty simple - and this is my first personal camera! Lastly, and this has nothing to do with features, it is extremely easy to handle. I do have bigger hands, so I bought the Meike MK-XT20 grip, which I highly recommend. But I think even with the grip off, I'd be just fine. This is an extremely well-made camera.

I have had this camera for well over a year and it has been my constant companion alongside of my Fuji XT30 (neé 20). I have severe mobility issues and very often the reach is very challenging since I cannot lug around too many lenses. I haven't used this Canon since the early Spring and was surprised to find the battery still full and being so used to seeing the resulting images on my cell phone was stunned to see how clear, crisp, and sharp the pictures I just took are when I transferred the images to my new iPad. There's something to be said about this camera if the newest iteration was released and this series is still selling.

I’m just starting out in photography, and wanted something more than just a point and click. I did a ton of research before deciding to purchase this camera. My choices came down to the XT3/30, or the Sony A6100. I decided to go with Fuji over Sony even though it was more expensive for three reasons. The aesthetics of the camera, the lens system, and the picture profiles. I think this camera looks sooo much better than the Sony Alpha line. When comparing lense systems, it seemed like the Sony lenses were more expensive, and bulkier than the Fuji’s. I liked that the XT30 came with the Fuji’s highly regarded picture profiles. With Sony, I’d have to upgrade to their 6400 model to get their picture profile which, according to the reviews, were a step down from Fuji. Lastly, I chose the XT30 over the XT3 due to the $600 price difference, and the slightly smaller form factor. Now for the cons. The XT30 doesn’t have a flippy screen, limits their recording time, and needs an adapter to add an external microphone. I don’t plan on using this camera to Vlog so these cons are meaningless to me. Even if I were to suddenly become a Vlogger, how hard it is to point a camera toward your face, and realize if your in frame or not? Also, I can’t envision a scenario where I would need to record something longer than 10 minutes. At first, this camera was a little overwhelming to use. However, with each passing day, I becoming more familiar with the controls and functions of this camera. it’s becoming easier, and more importantly, fun to use! I’m very happy I purchased this camera. It won’t be long before I’m producing quality photos that I can hang on my wall!

I purchased this case for my Fujifilm mirrorless camera and lenses. It's a sturdy, well-built case with latches that feel solid when closing. I was able to fit my X-T2, 4 prime lenses, a 55-200 zoom, and a bunch of accessories with some room to spare. I can also fit my 15 MacBook Pro in the Think Tank sleeve although the lack of padding at the corners may be a problem for bumpy rides. It's a great case!

I bought this case for use with my Fujifilm X-T30. The 10 is supposedly designed for the smaller body mirrorless camera, but the lenses I use with the X-T30 (Fujifilm Fujinon XF 16-55mm F2.8 LM WR and XF 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR and Meike MK-85mm f/2.8 Macro) looked like they would exceed the capacity of the holder, even with the extension opened. I intend to use this case while hiking and don’t want to have to always be reversing the lens hood and did not like the fact that with the extension opened there is now less protection for the lens (the extension has some padding, but it is not as robust as the closed case), so I opted for the 20. The 20 works perfect for my set up, as it fits my camera with any of my current lenses attached, with their lens hood front facing, and without the need for the extension being opened; my setup has a maximum length of 7-5/8 inches (194 mm). The 20 is designed for a bigger body camera, but is not overly big for the X-T30 and makes it easy to get the camera in and out. My only complaint would be the shoulder strap, as the shoulder pad is straight; one that was slightly curved (to conform to the neck) and with a little more padding would have made the case perfect, but I don’t really plan to use the case for any great length of time slung over my head and across my shoulder, as I mostly plan to use it hiking and will have the case attached to my chest, so not a big issue.

This is my second MegaGear case and once again I am completely satisfied. My first was for my Fujifilm x100F in Brown. This one, for my fujifilm X-E3 molds to the camera perfectly as did the other. The leather is high quality and the adjustable strap can be adjusted to attain the proper length. You could spend more for a case and strap but why??? If you want a go everywhere solution to carrying your camera, check these out. They are well worth the money!