Anybody knows if this transmitters works with the fujifilm X-20 ? Best regards
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I have not verified this personally, however according to this article http://www.lightingrumours.com/flashy-compacts-fujifilm-x20-and-canon-powershot-g15-4368 the X-20 has an ISO standard hot shoe. To me, this means the Phottix Ares transmitter would work just fine with the X-20.
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I have the XAV-63 and it works. If yours is similar, it should work for you.
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Hello Donald. I own a Fujifilm HS30-EXR and thisFlash works flawlessly on my Camara. I shhot on P, A, M, and EXR (SN Mode) andit woeksperfectly on all these modes. I also use itOff Flash using radio triggers, as a Slave flash and no problems at all. This a great Flash at a great price. Get it you won't be dissapointed.
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From what I can tell it will work with any of them. In fact I installed one on our AGM bank this year! I see no reason why it would not. It's merely monitoring the flow of current into and out of the batteries. I know the technical support folks will answer any questions you have. They have always been good to us and we have several X products.
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I own a set for me and one for me wife, both work with the same transmitter. I don't know how significant it is, but one of the units shorts out on me when I add new batteries. It very well may be because they warned me in their literature to charge the unit for no more than 12 hours, and I forgot and left it plugged in for the whole weekend! Still using the other one, but for more info see a previous "answer/review."
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Check this:http://snapsort.com/compare/Fujifilm-FinePix-x20-vs-Fujifilm-X10
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I returned this because it would not work with my XPro-1 or my Xt1. Frankly, I never tried it with my X100s because I didn't intend to use a remote trigger with that camera but I doubt it'd work.This is, I believe, correct for earlier Fuji cameras but not for the later X cameras.
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Normally it should work,but I always recommend that its best to go to a photo shop.its a good set up but be very careful with the transmitter,in Italy it fell of my belt and I did not notice (I never found it again)
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Pls check the specs on the Fujifilm website if the X100(s) and X30 uses the same type of Battery. If it does then you use this one also.
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Probably not unless you can find an adaptor wire as the X-A1 takes the RR-90 remote not the RR-80 however JJC does make another Wireless remote of slightly higher quality that does work with this for about $26 to $27 if you go to google and type in Wireless remote for the Fuji X-a1 it will come up in the list hope this helps
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One way to find out is to go to the Fuji website and search for the accessories that the x100s requires and you'll find out if they're compatible. You'll likely find commonality with both models.
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This flash is compatible with my X-Pro1 and X100, so I cannot see why it shouldn't be compatible with the X-M1 as well
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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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according to my research on fujifilm. com the fuji x100s does not have remote capibality. and upon looking at product images and veiws i did not see a port on the camera where to connect a remote to. i have the fuji hs50exr and my camera shows an image of what each port is for on the side i.e. where the microphone connecets, the remote, hdmi, and usb. good luck.
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I think work with every brand but point is the weight of the camera. X-10 works well just with light cameras. Ask manufacturer for total weight suported. Good product. Work fine with the remote. Regards, Hugo
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Yes, I've read that sb600/900/910 function manually on the camera and using some wireless triggers, even cheap cowboy studio ones. I use a yongnuo st-e3-rt on my x-t1 and to fire a canon 600 EXRT flash and previously used it on the x-e2 so system is versatile though you might want to go to your camera shop with your flash to try it out first if you have other models of flash.
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You could try and it should work. I haven't used mine on camera, but i have used up to 3 receivers with one transmitter with excellent results. Only the fourth and fifth receivers started making a bit of noise at a certain distance from the transmitter