I can only use Fujifilm lens with this camera , correct?
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No! You can buy adapters for practically any lens ever made. You will have to focus manually, but the focus assist is very helpful. However, the Fuji lenses are FANTASTIC!!!
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Zeiss makes 3 or 4 lenses made specifically for the Fuji XF lens mount as well. So you can only use these Zeiss lenses plus all the Fuji XF lenses.
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Not at all. Many third party lens makers are making lenses for the Fuji X-system, ranging from Samyang (aka Rokinon) on the inexpensive (but quite good) end, to Carl Zeiss on the expensive end. There are some lesser known makers, like Mitakon that make specialty lenses, in this case ultra wide aperture lenses, for Fuji. You can also get adapters from Fotodiox, and Fuji to attach your favorite Nikon, Canon, Minolta, Leica, and other lenses to the Fuji camera. However, these will be all manual focus. The AF won't work. Having said that, Fuji offers the most complete line of lenses for their X-mount cameras. Most of them are excellent performers. If you want AF, the Fuji lenses work best on their own cameras. I use a mix of Fuji lenses and lenses made by others.
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Absolutely not. There are third party lenses for this system, such as Zeiss:Zeiss 32mm f/1.8 Touit Series for Fujifilm X Series CamerasAlso there is an adapter that allows using many other lenses:http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/lens/mount/fujifilm_m_mount_adapter/index.htmlFotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Contax/Yashica (CY) Lens to Fujifilm X-Series Mirrorless Cameras such as X-Pro1, X-E1, and X-M1Here's the list of lenses with confirmed compatibility (I guess that waste majority of them are manual and really expensive):http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/lens/mount/fujifilm_m_mount_adapter/compatibility_chart/index.html Absolutely not. There are third party lenses for this system, such as Zeiss:Zeiss 32mm f/1.8 Touit Series for Fujifilm X Series CamerasAlso there is an adapter that allows using many other lenses:http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/lens/mount/fujifilm_m_mount_adapter/index.htmlFotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Contax/Yashica (CY) Lens to Fujifilm X-Series Mirrorless Cameras such as X-Pro1, X-E1, and X-M1Here's the... » Read More Absolutely not. There are third party lenses for this system, such as Zeiss:Zeiss 32mm f/1.8 Touit Series for Fujifilm X Series CamerasAlso there is an adapter that allows using many other lenses:http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/lens/mount/fujifilm_m_mount_adapter/index.htmlFotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Contax/Yashica (CY) Lens to Fujifilm X-Series Mirrorless Cameras such as X-Pro1, X-E1, and X-M1Here's the list of lenses with confirmed compatibility (I guess that waste majority of them are manual and really expensive):http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/lens/mount/fujifilm_m_mount_adapter/compatibility_chart/index.html « Show Less
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You can only use x mount lenses. There are adapters sold to add other lenses. (Google it)
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You actually can buy different lenses for these type of cameras with a fixed lens. If you go to www.opteka.com and then click on the section labeled lens adapters then click on the opteka lens adapter tube for digital camera and then you just select whatever camera you have and purchase it! Then whatever screw mount it is for your cameras tube you could then attach any lens that is that screw mount! It's a great thing and its only 15 dollars. Very much worth It if you are going to use this camera for a while and want to get creative
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I have the same problem. I don't like this camera because of this. I had a Fuji before that worked fine. Fortunately I have a Canon that I bought last year that works. What a let down Fuji. You won't get any more of my money. I actually bought the camera to use for work, taking pictures of computers, etc., but it's almost useless for that even.
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Yes, it is quite specifically for the lens that comes with the camera. The Fujifilm lenses use coatings on their glass that do things like cutting out UV light that can degrade the image. Consequently there is no need to add additional UV protection. The Fujifilm filter does just what the name implies - it protects the lens from dirt and finger prints without any optical distortion. It is just a small circle of clear, clean, easily cleanable glass that will keep your lens clean and safe. Make sure you get the right size filter for the lens you intent to use it on. There are currently 3 sizes in use over the 5 available lenses. Yes, it is quite specifically for the lens that comes with the camera. The Fujifilm lenses use coatings on their glass that do things like cutting out UV light that can degrade the image. Consequently there is no need to add additional UV protection. The Fujifilm filter does just what the name implies - it protects the lens from dirt and finger prints without any optical distortion. It is just a small circle of clear, clean, easily cleanable glass that will keep your lens clean and safe. Make sure you get the right size filter for the lens you intent to use it on. There are currently 3... » Read More Yes, it is quite specifically for the lens that comes with the camera. The Fujifilm lenses use coatings on their glass that do things like cutting out UV light that can degrade the image. Consequently there is no need to add additional UV protection. The Fujifilm filter does just what the name implies - it protects the lens from dirt and finger prints without any optical distortion. It is just a small circle of clear, clean, easily cleanable glass that will keep your lens clean and safe. Make sure you get the right size filter for the lens you intent to use it on. There are currently 3 sizes in use over the 5 available lenses. « Show Less
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No, Fuji and Polaroid things dont mix. I tried using polaroid film but it got jammed in my camera and I had to take it out.
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You have to check if the diameter you choose corresponds to the diameter of the lens you have .If you look to the description included in fuji documentation as http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/pdf/lenses_accessories_catalogue_01.pdf you will find it!
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No, there are currently 5 great lens for the Fujifilm X Mount. This is a different mount than the Fujica X Mount.
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Dear Sheila S.YES and YES.You may confirm it almost at the bottom of: http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/f/finepix_f900exr/specifications/I do not use it as I prefer to remove the sd card and download photos via multicard reader -> USB.Great little super-camera for my needs.
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I absolutely love this lens. It's by far the best glass fuji did so far.That zoom is now in the drawer for ever.Using that lens in full aperture is a delight.I strongly recommend to get a good BW ND filter 1.8 so you could use it at full aperture in daylight.Go for it, you won't regret!
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Hi.. We bought it to use it with a Canon HFM500 and it works fine, the only problem was that we had to buy a Mini Hot Shoe to Universal Adapter because the camera had a diferent adapter. I don't know the Fujifilm.. But otherwise it works really well.
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You can use a flash attachment but there is also a built in flash but I don't know if the flash you already have will fit ... I would suggest that you contact and/or check out the Fujifilm web site to find the answer on just what types will fit.
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The Fuji camera is not Micro 4/3 so it will not work. Micro 4/3 is a format exclusive to Panasonic and Olympus cameras.
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Not really. Even if you could find an adaptor, you would lose AF and you would have a circular picture as the image circle of the m43 lens is smaller than the Fuji sensor.
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just for wi-fi transfer, don't think I ever used that feature. It was a wonderful camera, until the lens became impossible to close. Didn't have a good experience with Customer service, they sent me an estimate that was more than twice what the camera cost me. The following phone conversation was very poor on their side, bottom line, within a few weeks of not having a pocket camera I bought a Fujifilm's T500, and it's HS 50.
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These filters require a 52mm screw thread. I checked the specifications on the FujiFilm website and found no reference to filter thread size. Also a close examination of the photo of this camera on the Amazon website didn't reveal the presence of available threads. I don't believe the Fuji camera will accept any threaded filters at all.
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no.adapters available for using nikon flash with the fuji.. not that i know of. if you want to use the nikons as off-camera flash, you can use standard ir transmitter units instead on the hotshoe. for on camera flash, the fuji options are good.
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yes. The only lens F5 cannot use is "pre-AI" whatever that means.per http://www.nikonians.org/reviews?alias=nikon-slr-camera-and-lens-compatibility