Fujifilm 14Mp 24X Zoom Camera

[6 x 5.4 x 1.5"] I use this tripod on my lumix fz200 (24X zoom). While its not an SLR (this would not hold an SLR) the fz200 isn't a pocket camera, and this thing holds it quite well. It's small enough to travel with also. The best part is the strap, which can easily be attached to various places and hold the camera well. Love it. It doesn't unfold super quickly, but I'm okay with it as it isn't slow either.

[150 Minutes] I bought this for our HC-V800 camera. With 24x optical zoom, no appreciable audio delay was detected by me or anyone else. Easy to setup and get going, plus strong natural audio. Receiver mounts on top of camera.

[72 mm (Front)] I got this lens and the 70-300mm for my Fujifilm X-S10 as my previous Fujifilm camera was a super-zoom and I wanted to approximate the range of focal lengths. More details in my review of the X-S10 body.

[Autofocus] As a videomaker who is mainly used to using camcorders with built-in zoom lenses, having to buy prime lenses for a camera is a new, and frustrating, experience for me. All the good ones cost a hefty percentage of I paid for my Fujifilm SX-20, and all the reasonably-priced (under $200) lens I've found are manual focus/manual aperture! My first video shoot using one of these lenses turned into something of a disaster.... This TTArtisan 27mm APS-C prime lens that was recommended by various Fujifilm X-mount camerapersons costs $149, has autofocus (which no other TTArtisan lens I've seen so far has), and is possibly even better than advertised! I'm delighted at the quality of the images I've gotten from it, and even more delighted at the relative affordability. I'm even pleased at its low profile on my camera, given the 18-55 mm zoom lens that was part of my SX-20 kit, while excellent, stands out a mile from my camera. I highly recommend this lens, and am BEGGING TTArtisan to please, please make a set of similarly-priced autofocus prime lenses of this quality.

[9] I love ultra wide lenses. This one is one of my favorite lenses along with Fujifilm 8-16mm Zoom on X system!

[f/32] To set the context for my comments, I have been using the GFX 50R for about 6 months with Contax 645 Zeiss prime lenses and Fringer adapter. I have been well pleased with the results, but wanted the flexibility of a zoom. Why then the Fujifilm GF 45-100 instead of buying a used Zeiss 45-90 zoom? In one word: OIS (image stabilization). The Zeiss lens wouldn't have that, and even with care, I would occasionally get movement in my pictures with the Zeiss primes. The Fujifilm GF 45-100 has proven to be an outstanding lens for the landscape work I use it for: outstanding sharpness, well integrated with the camera body, AF works superbly, excellent color rendition. I occasionally miss a wider angle (say, 35mm), but I've got a Zeiss lens to cover that. Another advantage of the GF 45-100 is its weight, compared to the Zeiss lenses. The Fujifilm lens is admittedly bulky, but it is surprisingly lightweight. It handles very smoothly, all the controls are well located and responsive. If traveling with the GFX 50R, I could see taking just the GF 45-100 and not feeling too limited. I am happy to have made this purchase, and do not regret choosing this zoom over either the Zeiss Contax 645 45-100mm, or the Fujifilm 32-64mm zoom. Note that both these options have no image stabilization. That was the make or break feature for me.

[Yes] This camera makes me want to shoot! It's honestly my favorite fujifilm camera! Love it!

[APS-C] I bought this camera to replace my Fujifilm X-T1 as my on-the-go camera and it has exceeded expectations.

[Autofocus] Nice compact lens that makes already compact Fujifilm X-E3 an even better walk around camera.

[10] I bought this to put into my FUJIFILM INSTAX SQUARE SQ20 Hybrid Instant Camera. It fits perfectly and it allows more storage on the camera. Be careful not to drop or lose it because it is tiny but for the camera I am using it for, it's perfect.