Nikon Or Fujifilm Bridge Camera

I have it on all my Nikon lenses as well as my son's Panasonic bridge camera. Inexpensive protection without visible visual degradation!

I love this film format. It is the bridge between MINI and wide. As with all Fujifilm, you can expect consistency. I have no complaints about this film.

Purchased to protect my Sony bridge camera

I was looking for a bag to hold my bridge camera and not much else; this fits the bill.

inexpensive, protects my bridge camera lens

I have Canon, Nikon, Pentax and I had an Olympus camera. Fujifilm was not in my collection. After reading many reviews, watching too many YouTube videos on the Fujifilm cameras, I decided to purchase the X-T30. I am so glad that I did. I love the camera. I'm still getting acquainted with all the buttons and the menu but I have take a few pictures and was amazed at the image quality. Of course, the lens is a major factor. I have the 18-55mm kit lens. It is one of the best kit lens I've used. If you are considering a fujifilm camera, I highly recommend the X-T30. The price is right. The specs are great. And you will be pleased with the photo results.

Great camera! Fujifilm X-T3 goes with me all the time. I have been using Nikon for several years and the size and weight of this Fuji is appreciated. Big change! Do you really need a full frame? I love the silver version.

I couldn't be more happy with my switch over to mirrorless/Fujifilm (previous Nikon user). Excellent performance and handling (I love the tactile shutter/ISO/exposure/aperture settings), and a wonderful feeling in the hand. It has great out of camera JPEGs suitable for casual social media/web use, but I still shoot RAW+JPEG in case I want to make more detailed tweaks. This camera has encouraged me to go out and create every day, and I look forward to improving my photography skills even further with the X100V.

I own the Fujifilm X T-1, X T-2, and this new X T-3. I am all of 97 lbs soaking wet so need a camera that wont weigh me down. The Fujifilm X series mirrorless cameras are easy to handle and once you deal with setting the menu options the way you want them, are very user friendly. ...  In a moment of madness I bought a Nikon D810 because I was looking for faster more reliable autofocus. Unfortunately the weight of the camera with lenses was just not fun to lug around. Once I realized that I had lost my love of photography because of the discomfort of that heavy, bulky feeling Nikon, I decided to invest in the Fujifilm X T-3. I have also installed the most recent firmware updates for all three of my Fuji cameras. I like shooting fast action events and have not yet had the opportunity to do so with the Fuji X T-3. I have used the X T-2 for such events with lots of spot-on images. I like that the dials on the X T-3 are now slightly stiffer to prevent them from accidentally moving. It is good that the  ISO dial and shutter speed dial have a lock button as well, same as the X T-2. Love how Fujifilm renders color so much so that I rarely shoot in raw.

I shoot with two cameras a Nikon D 800 and a mirrorless fujifilm XT-2 I use the Pixi Mini Table top Tripod for the lighter Mirrorless XT-2. It works well and is to say the least very easy to use. It also fits well in a corner of the ole camera bag. I would give this Tripod an A+ Although for my large camera I still use a standard Tripod and ball head, but that camera has heft and weight.