What size would I need for a Fuji xs1, and how would I attach these if they fit?
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The size of the filter is printed on the front of the lens. If your XS-1 looks like this photo https://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_s1/product_views/ then they should fit. The lens is threaded and the filters are threaded so essentially you screw them on, be careful when you do this (never force it) as you can cross thread the filter or the lens.
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These filters fit a lens with a 72mm opening and if they fit they are suppose to screw on to the lens. Yes I did say screw on, all quality lens have a fine thread at the end of them to attach different filters.
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I found trying to install these on my SX30 that the Threads are not an exact match. apparently Canon has their own thread pattern. I was however able to install them very carefully but only tighten them until they are just snug so as not to damage the threads on the camera or the lenses. You may be able to pick up an adapter at a local photography store to avoid this predicament. It will extend the view of the lenses and when zoomed all the way out, the corners of your photos will be "cropped in black as if looking through a tube.
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You will need a stem that will fit a bar with a 31.8mm diameter. If your Fuji is an older road bike with a 1" quill stem, it probably fits 25.4 or 26mm diameter bar. You will need to get an 1" to 1 1/8" adapter and a modern stem. The bars are great. I'm thinking about putting them on one of my vintage frames, too.
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If someone could please find out what diameter those odd (unmentioned by Fujifilm, but mentioned by C. Hanks here and by a couple of other folks across the web) threads are on the S1, I would REALLY appreciate it ... thank you! I am so on the fence about this camera ...
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Try mounting a speed light for Nikon or Canon on your fujifilm camera. If those fit, odd are that the cube will fit also.
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My equipment has the standard 1/4 inch thread and these will not screw onto the camera or bino's. I couldn't find details on thread size when these were purchased. I think the threads are metric. Trying to find a camera shop to swap out the screws.
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For Fuji S1, first of all you need to attached an RN-S1 OR AR-S1 adapter ,then you can use any filter 72mm .
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I'd have to measure, but I have a Fuji Road Bike with a pretty fat top rail and it would work just fine there. I usually clamp to the seat post anyway so it allows me free access to cables and the like. This thing has been a real space saver for me, good luck on your decision. RLB
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these are removal clips for the smaller GorillaPod Joby GP-1 (used with small cell-phone size DIGITAL cameras). The BH1 ball head mount appears to fit only the larger GorillaPod (usable for the SLR cameras) like what you have. I have both GarillaPod sizes and checked the base mounts to whether the release clips would fit both sizes and they do not and the ball itself is a different size. Before you invest in getting the small GorillaPod (if you don't have one already), be aware that GP-1 is too small the support the weight of a larger SLR camera.
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I have an sx700 that fits, so compare yes dimensions. Spare batteries should fit.
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I have the SX30is, so I don't know if they need the same thing. I can tell you that my camera takes a bayonet style mount, and these lenses are screw in. The included adapter was the exact same size as my camera's lens and would therefore not fit in or over. It could possibly be forced on, but only if willing to damage the camera. Butterfly sent me the larger size kit, and I bought an adapter, that worked better. However, even then using the lenses caused the auto focus to shut down and not work until the camera was shut off and turned back on without the lenses. I gave them to my husband, who has a camera designed for such things. I have the SX30is, so I don't know if they need the same thing. I can tell you that my camera takes a bayonet style mount, and these lenses are screw in. The included adapter was the exact same size as my camera's lens and would therefore not fit in or over. It could possibly be forced on, but only if willing to damage the camera. Butterfly sent me the larger size kit, and I bought an adapter, that worked better. However, even then using the lenses caused the auto focus to shut down and not work until the camera was shut off and turned back on without the lenses. I gave them to my husband,... » Read More I have the SX30is, so I don't know if they need the same thing. I can tell you that my camera takes a bayonet style mount, and these lenses are screw in. The included adapter was the exact same size as my camera's lens and would therefore not fit in or over. It could possibly be forced on, but only if willing to damage the camera. Butterfly sent me the larger size kit, and I bought an adapter, that worked better. However, even then using the lenses caused the auto focus to shut down and not work until the camera was shut off and turned back on without the lenses. I gave them to my husband, who has a camera designed for such things. « Show Less
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If you want to be able to screw in a filter or even magnification lens (close-up) you will probably have to find an older S5000, S5100 series. I have used these for years with great sucess. I guess Fuji didn't think anyone would get serious with their line of cameras.
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This sleeve fits a full size DSLR with a telephoto lens attached. I'm not sure but I think the Fuji camera you reference is a bit smaller; however, if it will accept interchangeable lenses, then it might work. Otherwise, you can just use an ordinary plastic bag in a pinch but I wouldn't keep my camera in prolonged dampness, especially using just a plastic bag. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful but I'm not familiar enough with the Fuji X100T to be more specific. In a nut shell, I think it probably would work though.
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Best way to find out is to go to the Fuji.com website and look up the camers itself and then look up the accessories for it. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure what the S1 is. I have the first generation Nikon J1, and the filters fit You might measure your lens size.
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The instructions do not specify the size, but simply state SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card or Eye-Fi card, so I assume any size of these available would work.
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I use this without any trouble on my Fuji X100s. Should work on an XT-1 as well.