Professional Fuji Mirroless Camera

If you got a mirroless camera or any camera this is the best way to port your camera.

This shooting pole was a last minute purchase while traveling around NY City. I have used it with my mirroless camera and a midsize lens. It is a very sturdy adjustable pole. It has a 1/4 screen that can be angled just right for small cameras and the camera attachment helps keep any newer smart phone ready for selfies! Great buy. B&H has lots to potions if you're looking for a selfie stick, even thought this one didn't have a shutter button, it offered a great price, long sturdy retractable length. I recommend it to everyone!

If you have a mirroless camera, M3 is the gimbal that you need. Balancing is super easy, motor is powerful and it looks awesome. So far it works well with my A7III and the battery runtime is okay for me. Overall I'm happy with it.

The Nikon Z6 is a great camera to make the transition to mirroless with. I bought the Z7 for myself and was left so impressed that I purchased a Z6 for my wife.

The NIKKOR Z 35MM f/1.8 S LENS/62mm FILTER is a great addition to your Z mirroless camera body. This is a great lens for capturing video.

...and it charges batteries. Which it does as well as you would expect. But have you ever known of a professional photographer who charges batteries directly in the camera? Of course you haven't. A separate charging unit is as essential to a professional grade camera as a lens. How else can you ensure a continuous work flow? It's 5 stars for this charger, because it does work well (and I would recommend it heartily) and it isn't the charger's fault that Fuji are too tight to provide this essential item in with the body when you purchase it. 5 stars for the charger; 1 star for Fuji.

Perfect backpack for travelers with mirroless, small and compact! Awesome!

if you're trying to keep the rig weight down on a small mirroless video setup.. this is not a bad way to go. i use it on my Leica SL2. and put a small port keys monitor on top... I wouln't rely on it for a heavier setup.. Hot shoe mounts on some cameras are plastic... But good contact, and feels secure for a light rig..

Light, beautiful and practical for mirroless. I use on a Sony a7iii with 28-75mm Tamrom.

I have the non vr version of Nikon 24-70 f2. 8, I also have the fuji 16-55 2.8 lens. This mirroless version is well ahead of them, Infact this lens is sharper than all my 1.8 f mount prime lenses. Am a wedding and portrait photographer, and seeing how this lens does against flares is first class,the image quality it produces can rival most prime lenses. You simply can't go wrong with this lens. If 2.8 aperture is a good compromise for you on the bokeh side, then you won't miss the primes, it's that good. If you can afford it, buy it. If you can't the 24-70 f4 is equally a sharp lens. Forget about the f mount on Nikon mirroless, they are simply not good enough.