Does it works with Canon 5dm2 or fujifilm x-e1
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The part shown here is only half of the set. This is the portion that plugs into your phone or tablet. You will still need to get the other half that works with your camera.
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Yes, you can use it on any of the FUJIFILM X-system cameras including the X-E1.
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I bought the VF-3 for my XZ-1, works well, I don't know if it works on a EPM-2, I assure that is an Olympus camera. The best way to find out is to go to the Olympus site, bring up the EPM-2 and click on accessories.
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I am sorry, but I have only experience with on a Canon 5D. This flash is designed to be compatible with Canon cameras (hence the "C" in the model name). It does work beautifully, just like a built-in flash. If you can get one compatible with Fuji, I am sure you would be happy with it. Hope this helps!
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I sincerely doubt this particular version will work with a Fuji camera since it is specifically designed to 'talk' to Canon cameras. The Fujifilm EF-20 flash, however, looks identical to this flash and is very likely a rebranded Sunpak RD2000 designed specifically for Fuji cameras.
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I have a Rebel XSi, but all the information I find indicates that it is compatible with the REBEL T1i.
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On my Canon 5DM2 it just attaches to the camera, no other attachment needed.
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No, but it works well with the E-m1, Have not tried it on my E-500. Look on your E-520 accessory sheet. If the E- 520 uses the RM-UC1 this will work. It is a great timer at a good price. I Believe all the E series Olympus will use the RM-UC1, or equivalent, but be sure to check first. Direct send Olympus tech an email on their website ask them. I have ask them questions on my cameras and they answer promptly.
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The Olympus and Fuji both use XD cards, and the Olympus card will work in the Fuji camera.
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It will work with that camera. However, there are fewer and fewer 2GB xD cards available, on amazon.com or eBay. Most you see are 1 GB or 512 MB. For photos with high resolution, or video, those cards don't hold nearly as much data.
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The Fuji X-E2 has the "shake reduction" (OIS) built in to the lens, not the camera. Check out the Fuji lenses for the X-E2, you will see "OIS" switch on the side of the lens if the lens has it.
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The camera only accepts Fuji X mount lenses. However you can buy a multitude of lens adapters that will mount to the X-T1. The one letdown with the adapters is that prohibits any auto focus function.
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Since the X-E2 occupies the same body design as the X-E1, existing X-E1 accessories remain compatible. There's one exception, though: Like the XQ1, X-M1 and X-A1, the X-E2 is using a standardized Micro USB port.
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I would say yes, I'm using it on the XE-1 and they are virtually the same camera. You can always send it back if not happy.
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Often times Fuji AF system frustrates me. I hear that XF35mm lens performance might feel better with X-T1 but with my X-E1 your description is really familiar to me. When it happens, I put it in manual focus mode which makes a great photo.
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Sorry, I am not sure if the IR Infrared Wireless Remote would work with the FujiFilm XE-2. I have a FujiFilm HS20EXR. I tried it out and it seems to work fine. I assume it would work with your camera. Maybe take a chance and see if it works. If it doesn't, you might be able to return it. The cost isn't that much, about 20 bucks.