Does this work with Fuji xe2
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It works on my x100s, too. I like these little units, and the upgraded/added locking ring is surprisingly crucial to shooting enjoyment.
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It should work since it works with my Fuji x100s. This is the new version that has some new features like toggle switches to choose between receiver or transmitter (which makes it work with cameras other than Canon), and hotshoe locks
1611468
I only own Canon bodies so I honestly don't know, but I do know that these come in two flavors noted by the C or the N at the end of the model #. So I would have to say no because the C and the N note the camera that the trigger is compatible with C= Canon and N= Nikon.
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Yes, it works with a canon rebel xs. That's the camera I have and it works great!
671558
I can't really answer your question since mine stopped working about a month after I received it. I tried calling Fuji but they were useless.
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It will work on the X-E1 as long as the lens you plan to use has an aperture ring. If it does not then you need a different adapter.
1251559
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 use it on a Fuji mirrorless camera with a Nikon to Fuji adapter and it works fine. If there is such an adapter for your camera then it should be fine too. Note that it projects its image for APS-C sized sensors. Any bigger then you will get more black round the edge (not a big deal), but any smaller and you won't get the full circle.
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I prefer my XE-2 although I also own a Nikon D610 with 28-300 mm. The Fuji focuses faster, sharper better color.
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I've not used that XZ2 camera so I can't say with certainty but my guess is that it probably would work since both camera and strobe are made by the same company. Strobe contacts sometimes vary but are likely to be at least similar within a brand. My advice is to ask Olympus if you want an accurate, knowledgeable answer. Then again, doesn't the XZ-2 have its own built-in strobe? So why add another? Neither strobe is going to carry much distance because they're so small.
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This was used for the X-E2 battery. Check the numbers of both Camera batteries - if the same. It will work.
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According to Fuji this battery works. www.fujifilm.com/products Look under accessoriesHope this helps.
1021559
Suggest you ask Fujifilm or read the material provided with the camera. I have a F550EXR and it works fine.
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I don't know, but the Fuji camera plate did fit it. Unfortunately the build quality is not so hot...
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I own the XZ-1 and it works well with mine. It uses the mini hdmi port on the camera. According to the description of your camera here http://www.amazon.com/Olympus-XZ-2-Digital-Camera-Black/dp/B009AYJQ2U, it has the "Remote Control Description - Optional RM-UC1". I think it will work but the XZ-2 is not listed in the table of compatible cameras at their web site. http://www.pixelhk.com/Proshow.aspx?id=300. This will work with any camera with the optional RM-UC1 remote. For the small price this costs and how much it can do, it may be worth it just to try. If it does work, you can report back that it is compatible with the XZ-2.
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Thank you for taking time to answer my question. I decided to purchase the Fujifilm XE2 with their kit 18-55 lens last July. I couldn't be happier with the product quality and the great photos this combo produces.
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I use this remote with the Fuji XS1 and it works fine. Since it works through the download port on the camera (and they seem to be pretty standard from one camera to the next) it should work with your camera. You might just query the vendor.
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It certainly should. It works with the Ex1 and Ex3 and should work with any compatible SxS recording camcorder. Good luck with it.
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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.