Fujifilm 2 Pack

[4.5 lb / 2 kg] Purchased this pouch for varying purposes; the first being as a sling bag for my Fujifilm X Pro 3 kit. The second is as a waist pack for when I'm running and gunning with my Mamiya RZ67 (the bag holding accessories such as an extra film back, film rolls, light meter, blower, etc.) This pouch is super comfortable against the body, and it's really the perfect size. I like this pouch's versatility, being functional as both a waist pack and sling. The pouches' simple nature can be both a blessing and a curse; If you're moving casually with smaller items in the pouch, you have nothing to worry about. However, if this bag is getting tipped dramatically side to side, I wouldn't trust that all your small bits will stay in their place. I have a foam insert from another bag that coincidentally fits perfectly in this pouch, so I use that with my Fujifilm kit and it's superb. I do sometimes wish that I had a way to secure the inner padding, and I've browsed for some kind of packable insert that would fit, however, I haven't found anything of the correct size. Using this with bulkier items is the most logical without any added padding. The bag tends to depend on it being full to retain its shape. My recommendation, keep it simple if you plan to buy this. If you want to have smaller items such as film rolls, filters, cables, batteries, etc.. have them in a film roll box or a small zipper pouch. Those will fit great in this. Nonetheless, I'm very fond of Newswears products, they're consistent and dependable. They have their quirks, but if you understand the limitations and can make the product work for you, then I doubt you will be disappointed.

[f/2] I just got this for my Fujifilm X- T20 a and I love it, small and very practical in my back pack. Good colorful images for the price.

Purchased this pouch for varying purposes; the first being as a sling bag for my Fujifilm X Pro 3 kit. The second is as a waist pack for when I'm running and gunning with my Mamiya RZ67 (the bag holding accessories such as an extra film back, film rolls, light meter, blower, etc.) This pouch is super comfortable against the body, and it's really the perfect size. I like this pouch's versatility, being functional as both a waist pack and sling. The pouches' simple nature can be both a blessing and a curse; If you're moving casually with smaller items in the pouch, you have nothing to worry about. However, if this bag is getting tipped dramatically side to side, I wouldn't trust that all your small bits will stay in their place. I have a foam insert from another bag that coincidentally fits perfectly in this pouch, so I use that with my Fujifilm kit and it's superb. I do sometimes wish that I had a way to secure the inner padding, and I've browsed for some kind of packable insert that would fit, however, I haven't found anything of the correct size. Using this with bulkier items is the most logical without any added padding. The bag tends to depend on it being full to retain its shape. My recommendation, keep it simple if you plan to buy this. If you want to have smaller items such as film rolls, filters, cables, batteries, etc.. have them in a film roll box or a small zipper pouch. Those will fit great in this. Nonetheless, I'm very fond of Newswears products, they're consistent and dependable. They have their quirks, but if you understand the limitations and can make the product work for you, then I doubt you will be disappointed.

[APS-C] is it best for fujifilm XH1 ?

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[3-Pin XLR Male] This thing is 97% of a U47 at 2% the price. Awesome!

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

[0.415 lb] Fits Fujifilm XT-3

[0.13x] Perfect to use with my Fujifilm xPro3.

[Front] Of all the lens caps, this is one of them that says Fujifilm on it.