Old Fujifilm Fixed Lens Camera

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

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

[0.03 lb] I used this on the Fujifilm X100V with the lens hood on. The Cap that came with the camera won’t fit.

[9] I've had an exceptional experience using the FUJIFILM GF 32-64mm f/4 R LM WR Lens with my Fujifilm 100S. Its fast focusing and razor-sharp performance make it the ideal all-around lens for various photography genres, including walk-around, travel, landscapes, and portraits.   T op-notch lens for all purposes

Great lens with fixed aperture for much better pictures.

[Multi Coated] I use this on my Fujifilm lens for my T3 camera. Found it not to cause any interference in my pictures. Expensive but seems worth it.

[Yes] This is my first full frame camera. (coming from fixed lens camcorders) I was drawn to its specs for low light and 10 bit internal recording of up to 6K. So far I have only paired it with an older Canon 24-70 F2.8L and I am blown away by the beautiful footage this camera can produce. I do a lot of run and gun and there is no need for external recorders or a cage or other things that can add to its bulk. Will I be adding to this kit? Yes, but right out of the box, this camera is a winner. As a bonus it takes beautiful stills--can't do that with a camcorder!

[1/4"-20 Female] This is a cheap plastic fixed pinhole with an actual lens in front of it. There is some broad focus capability but it doesn't seem to do much. It lets in a decent amount of light so you can mount it on your camera and walk around with it instead of being confined to a tripod. It does not make perfect images and in some ways reminds me of using an old lens. I bought it to play around with intentional camera movement but it would also be good for black and white street photography being it's so flat and lightweight. This is a fun, unique lens that's well worth the price.

[0.065 lb] I use Lee Filters and usually buy the WA adapter rings for every lens or fixed lens camera I own so I have them if needed.  This was for my 50 and 35mm Summiluxes.

[1.095 lb] I decided on this Velvet 56mm after searching for a manual lens that would give me a fixed focal length of 85mm to 100mm on a crop sensor camera.  I have the lens set today at f/2 on my Nikon D90 with manual exposure. I rely on a Minolta Auto Meter III (with spot meter attachment) for correct shutter speeds. This array of lens, camera, and meter works well for me.  In time, I’ll try the other f stops on this lens.  I like using it, I’m happy with the photos I’ve taken, and if you want a manual focus lens I recommend it. Edwin C.