Top 10 Fujifilm Camera

Brought this recently for my Fujifilm camera to use while hiking and have to say these are top quality.

With my Fujifilm XT4 @ 400MBs, 10 bits... I was able to do interviews for long times, without the camera to stop or freeze up.

The 16mm from Fuji definitely delivers. It has replaced my Fujifilm 10-24mm as the lens most often on my camera. Fantastically sharp at all apertures.

I purchased the case for my Fujifilm TX 10. It fits well, except that on the case, the lens is meant to be on the side, but on the actual camera, the lens is in the middle. As a result, a bit of the side remains exposed when the case is closed. However, the case does not specify that it works for this camera, so it is not the fault of the manufacturer. Overall, I think the case is a good deal for the money.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

This strap is top quality in form and function. The navy color is beautiful, and the silk breathes well in heat so it doesn't leave a sweat strap across your shirt. The cord is extremely strong and folds up very discretely in a bag. And it easily turns into a wrist strap by simply wrapping your arm through it a couple times. On one hand it's a ridiculous price for a camera strap; on the other, it's by far the best strap I've ever used and I won't ever need to buy another. (Except that I just ordered another one for another camera.) If you're looking for the best, this is a 10/10.

Use it in a Fujifilm camera and it works excellently.

Well made and works well with B 10 Plus. A little top heavy, though.

I can't stress how awesome this lens is for the price. I do real estate photography on the side and had originally purchased the Fujifilm 10-24 f/4 lens for $1000. After doing some research, I came across this 12mm lens and I couldn't be happier. Not only is it great for real estate, but it's also f/2 so I can use it for astrophotography and a wide variety of other scenarios as well. Not to mention the price is less than half of the Fujifilm 10-24. One thing to keep in mind is this lens doesn't have autofocus and it is full manual. I found this to be a non-issue. With focus peaking on my Fuji, I can easily see what's in focus if I'm shooting anything relatively close up. For everything else, just set this a little bit before infinity and you're good to go.

So, how can Sigma make better zoom lenses than Fujifilm? The Sigma 10-18 f/2.8 DC DN zoom is significantly smaller and lighter than expected. Build quality is very good, and optical performance is better than expected, even wide open. Of course, corners/edges sharpen some when the lens is stopped down, but even at F/2.8, corners and edges are really not bad.