Latest Fujifilm Camera Models

I have been using a d850 since October 2018 without a hitch and still love it. In fact, I see little reason to upgrade since sensor performance has hardly improved over the d850 in the latest full frame models. Before the d850 I was using a d750. Beyond the greater pixel count, the autofocus performance and dynamic range of the d850 are noticeably superior to the d750. The d850 remains a great camera and retains one clear advantage over the Z mount cameras: it can autofocus the old screw drive lenses, which matters to me as I still use my 180mm 2.8D. If autofocus were critical to my work, maybe I would get a Z mount camera since the latest models seem to be superior in that area, but my current work is mostly landscape photography using tilt-shift lenses. For this project, the Z mount cameras are not a significantly better than the d850.

A friend of mine gave me a first-generation set of these 10 years ago. I’ve used them consistently since and the latest models are even better.

I have four (4) old Magsafe cables from old MacBook Pro models through the years. Now that I have the latest model (Mid-2015), I was wondering if I'd have to pay big $$$ to get more (one for the office, one for the house, one for my laptop bag so I'd never be without..., yes, it rhymes). But this little $$item means I can use all my old cables over again! I have one new Magsade cable that came with the new MacBook Pro, the rest of the cables remain where they are, with the addition of this small item. And the magent is tight, so there's very little risk it'll get lost!

I am very pleased with my investment in the Fujifilm system of cameras and lenses. The X-T3 is my latest acquisition and I very excited about its capabilities. The IQ is the best achieved yet and I look forward to seeing the quality of prints that I can produce the images from this camera.

This card is specially designed to work with Fujifilm's latest cameras. For example, they can easily take on the heavy and very taxing video codecs Fuji uses to capture in-camera 4K video.  Even the packaging they come in is great. They come so well packed from the factory that I don't see how you can damage them even if you tried! It shows how seriously Angelbird is taking the SD Card market. If you own a Fuji, this is the card for you (not that they won't work on other cameras). To make things crazier, B&H had them at ridiculously low prices... so I bought a two-pack and could not be happier. I highly recommend this cards.

I read reviews for other remote release models for the Fujifilm x-t2 that didnt work.  This one works fine.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

This is the answer to many of the problems associated with the latest lenses and camera bodies.

Use it in a Fujifilm camera and it works excellently.

Upgraded from the lower-end models; this camera is great for Zoom calls!