Fujifilm Mini 8 Camera Bag

[f/2] Really enjoying the Fujifilm Instax Mini Eco. It is what it is, an instant camera that you control what to print. I really love seeing the surprise on people's face as I crank the Print lever and they see the photo coming out. Everyone loves the pictures. Exactly what I wanted,

[1/5"-Type CMOS] I've waited for months to get this camera, and I am so happy that I did! Unfortunately, there were not any Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo cameras available locally, but fortunately, B&H had one to buy online! My entire order was effortless, being shipped and received immediately from B&H. I receive so many compliments on this camera with it's vintage brown leather look, and the features are amazing! Between the ability to chose different filters, lens styles and even print from your phone through their mobile app, this camera is a MUST HAVE for fun trips, excursions, and events! I praise this camera, and B&H, every time I am approached w/ it. HIGHLY RECOMMEND purchasing it for your special occasions too!

[1.035 lb] Glad to have purchased this Fujifilm Instax Mini Camera Bundle, the price was good and my niece is going to be so happy for her Christmas gift!! This was a good buy!

[60mm] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have to say that the Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 is a game-changer in the world of instant photography. From its sleek matte black design to its impressive performance, this camera exceeds expectations on all fronts. Let's talk about portraits. The Instax Mini 99 delivers stunning results, capturing facial features with exceptional detail and clarity. Whether you're shooting indoors or outdoors, the soft light it produces adds a natural and enchanting touch to every photo. But it's not just portraits that shine with this camera. Landscapes and close-up shots are equally impressive. Colors are vibrant, details are sharp, and the camera's advanced exposure control ensures consistent and balanced images, even in challenging lighting conditions. What sets the Instax Mini 99 apart is its ease of use. Despite its advanced features, it's incredibly user-friendly. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or a complete novice, you'll feel right at home with this camera. From framing your shot to adjusting exposure settings, everything is intuitive and straightforward. In conclusion, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 is more than just a camera. It's a creative tool that empowers you to capture and preserve memories in a unique and tangible way.

Glad to have purchased this Fujifilm Instax Mini Camera Bundle, the price was good and my niece is going to be so happy for her Christmas gift!! This was a good buy!

[0.3 oz (8 g)] I use this MicroPro Lenspen for my Fujifilm x100v. It is small and compact, perfect for my camera and small camera bag.

[Assorted Colors] I use this in my Fujifilm Instax mini 25 and I love it. It is consistent and reliable.

[Universal] I have been shopping for a new sling bag for several months. The Ona bag seemed to be the most attractive one, and I was hopeful it would be a good match for my Fujifilm kit. My main camera is an X-T20 and I typically have a 27mm pancake lens mounted to it. Sometimes I change to a different Fujifilm prime, including a 23mm F2, 35mm F2, or 50mm F2. I configured the Rockaway dividers to have a main section, for the camera, in the middle, leaving the two ends open for accessories, flash, etc. I have been using the bag for a couple of weeks and it has been a very good solution. I usually have a single lens with me, but if I remove the flash I have plenty of room for two additional lenses. I did pick up a couple of additional small dividers (Ona brand) and use them on each end as a shelf if needed. Using the extra dividers lets me keep accessories on the bottom of each end section and store extra lenses on the top of each divider. The bag is very comfortable and easy to carry on my back. When I sling the bag to the front, I don't usually loosen the strap, so the bag sits about chest level. (I have another, much bigger, sling that is configured to sit about waist level.) The Ona is very easy to access at chest height, and the zipper is much smoother to open and close vs. my other sling. This is what fits in the bag without cramming it: Fujifilm X-T20 with prime lens mounted Godox TT350 flash unit with batteries and wireless controller (or two more prime lenses) Tenba battery holder with two spare batteries Four filters (NDs and polarizer) Cleaning cloth Air Blower Peak Design wrist strap Hot shoe mount eye cup Allen wrench The Rockaway didn't come with a rain cover, but I found the cover made for a Mountainsmith Tour pack is a good fit (works with an Ona Bowery too!). I have the rain cover in the rear compartment of the Rockaway, just in case I get stuck in a bad rainstorm. Some of my lenses are weather resistant, but my camera body isn't.

I have found that the standard Fujifilm eyecup has a tendency to grab the side of my camera bag and eventually tear itself off the camera. I have two X-T3s and I have now replaced both eyecups with this smaller version. The design difference is that it does not protrude away from the camera body as the standard does. The small eyecup may not provide the same close fit to the eyes but I wear eyeglasses and it does not seem to make a difference.

[0.05 lb] I have found that the standard Fujifilm eyecup has a tendency to grab the side of my camera bag and eventually tear itself off the camera. I have two X-T3s and I have now replaced both eyecups with this smaller version. The design difference is that it does not protrude away from the camera body as the standard does. The small eyecup may not provide the same close fit to the eyes but I wear eyeglasses and it does not seem to make a difference.