Fuji 18 55 Used

[1.4 lb] I bought this bag for my Fuji X-T2 with the 18-55 & 55-200 lenses along with its factory flash, 2 spare batteries and a shutter release. This bag is perfectly sized for that kit. There is enough room that it is not too tight, but it is not sloppy loose either. I have carried this bag for a few days, hours at a time, street shooting. The bag is quite comfortable and the strap is versatile. If I am carrying over a shoulder, the rubberized side grips well. If I am carrying over my head, I do not use the rubber side and the bag easily slides for access when I desire it to. I have not had the bag out in the rain, but I have sweat on it fairly heavily and it rolls right off. The padding is fairly light, which makes the bag comfortable, but you need to be more careful with doors and when setting the bag down than if you had a heavily padded bag. I am very pleased with this bag.

[Yes] Fits perfectly on my Fuji X-T3 18-55 kit lens (the description was a little vague on what lens it was for).

[0.05 lb] Not much I can say here, but this hood does what it should and works well with the 18-55 and 16-50 Fuji lenses (purchased it because I got a used 18-55 from B&H that didn't include the hood). Hoods are useful in both protecting your lenses and also keeping stray light from entering the lens creating flare. A hood in general must-have for any lens and for any photography level, beginner or pro.

[0.4 lb] I use this to transport a Fujifilm X-E1 with 18-55 kit lens and Fuji HG-XE1 grip attached. Fits the body perfectly (not glove tight) with grip attached. About 1/2 inch of space at the end of the lens compartment. Without the grip, I believe it would be a bit loose fitting.

[83.2° to 20.1°] I own several Fuji lenses, from the diminutive 15-45 zoom up to the more substantial 55-200 zoom, plus a variety of primes. I also own one of their 18-55 zooms and, frankly, I believe I got a dud. Yes, I bought it new, but from day one the left edge is always out of focus compared to the rest of the frame. I understand from various user reports that problems with the 18-55 is not unusual. So rather than get another 18-55, I decided to grab a used 16-80, F4. Long story short, it's been quite wonderful, a perfect match to my various Fuji bodies -- X-T20, X-H2 and X-T1. I have yet to find any scenario, any setting which yield anything less than exceptional clarity, color balance and stability. 20-20 hindsight: wish I'd bought this amazing lens first!

[39 mm (Front)] I bought this lens as an alternative to my very nice, 18-55 kit lens for my fuji xt30. I just wanted a prime that was a little less obtrusive and more inconspicuous for street photography and an upcoming trip abroad. I love the artistic aesthetic that this lens offers especially paired with fuji's phenomenal color system. Peak focusing on fuji x cameras makes using this manual lens so easy and quick. At the price, if you're thinking about getting it, you should just go for it.

[0.085 lb] Used on my Fuji X-T2 with grip and 16-55 mm f/2.8 lens, the entire set-up balances well and is still significantly smaller and lighter than my comparable Canon full frame set-up. The flash seems to be plenty powerful and recycles quickly. The build quality of the unit is very good, and the flash itself is very easy to use. I think it's a versatile piece of gear that in some ways is even better than Fuji's own flagship flash. Time will tell how it holds up, but it has a 2 year warranty so that's an added bonus.

Used on my Fuji X-T2 with grip and 16-55 mm f/2.8 lens, the entire set-up balances well and is still significantly smaller and lighter than my comparable Canon full frame set-up. The flash seems to be plenty powerful and recycles quickly. The build quality of the unit is very good, and the flash itself is very easy to use. I think it's a versatile piece of gear that in some ways is even better than Fuji's own flagship flash. Time will tell how it holds up, but it has a 2 year warranty so that's an added bonus.

[Plastic] purchase for EF-M 18-55 lens and it works.

[Zipper] Using this for my 18-55 kit lens works great.