I thought the Fujifilm HS30 is a camera that doesn't have interchangeable lenses. How does this kit work on that camera?
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Hi Nemeth, at the end of the HS30EXR fixed lens has a 58mm thread... You just need to screw any lenses of the kit, you can even use those lenses with other cameras just use one of diameter adapters that come with the kit. This kit is perfect for HS20EXR and HS30EXR. I hope have helped you, sorry my english. Hugs.
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These are expansion lenses. They are made to screw into the filter element. They have a 58mm threaded mount. I used them on my canon camera. You can use these on any lens on any camera that accept a 58mm filter.
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I have the HS25 and there are threads to add filters and or other lenses on the lens. I purchased these but haven't used them yet.... I will get around to it one of these days.
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it doesn't i bought this for my Fuji fine pix x-10 because it said it was compatible its not
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Please understand that I am a rank amateur with very little technical knowledge of these things. I bought the kit and the lenses do attach to the HS30. However, I was not able to get very good results, though that may be because I don't know how to use the various settings. If I were you, I would go to a camera store that sells the HS30 and ask for advice before investing in the lens kit.
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It will work great,however you will have to ajust the exposure to compensate for the added lens. These lensnormally have instruction with them on how to do this.
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If you'll notice, the inside of the fixed lens is threaded. They just screw right on to the existing lens.
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It doesn't but the filters can be added to the existing lens. I use the UV filter all the time as filter and extra layer if protection for the lens.
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http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/s/finepix_hs30exr/specifications/Accessories included: Li-ion battery NP-W126Battery charger BC-W126Shoulder strapUSB cableA/V cableLens cap and Lens cap cordCD-ROMOwner's manualLens hood
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The camera and the two lenses (25-55 and 75-300) are cannon brand. All other lenses and accessories are Japanese aftermarket brands.
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The kit came with two off-brand lenses - the 75/300 is cannon and the lens withing the camera box is cannon as well. The other two are off brands.
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Actually kit lens are identical in both cameras. The main difference is that A300 has a live view and A200 doesn't. Live view is an ability to make pictures using the screen - same as in P&S; cameras. In A200 you can make pictures by using view finder only. You can only review your pictures on the screen, but you can not use the screen to shoot pictures in A200. Other then that both cameras are identical.
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it works with HS 30, I see no reason as to why it should not work with a later Model. Fuji does not have too many Flash Units. Good Luck.
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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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That film only works with the old Polaroid Pack film cameras. I believe the Polaroid 300 is a newer camera that uses Polaroid 300 film. If you do an internet search for "The Land List" you will find a listing of old Polaroid cameras. Select CAMERAS then select PACKFILM, if your camera is on that list it will work with this film. There are 300 series pack film cameras but the model numbers start at 315, not 300.
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Amazon is shipping a canon/nikon compatible unit instead of the sony. The picture will look correct an the description also, but I ordered two on different occasions and received a canon/nikon compatible on both occasions. I'd suggest you get it from eBay instead. I think the problem is with the new sony 7r, that has a different mount from what you have on the a300. Hope this helps.
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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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Are you looking for particular features like interchangeable lenses? This is part of FujiFilm's FinePix series. I would suggest checking out their website but I would not consider this a DSLR it is more of a point and shoot camera.
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The CX7300 is an 'EasyShare' camera so it should be fine utilising the correct adapter plate. Most of the cameras came with one over in the UK but may have got lost in the 'seeds of time'. If you are in the USA chances of getting one are good - in the UK more like a 'miracle'!
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Mine is Fuji HS50EXR works better with connect to O Plug Exchange Cable Adapter. I believe your camera is a capable of working without O Plug Exchange Cable Adapter.
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If the Fuji X20 has a USB input port that can control the shutter, then yes, it will be compatible. Studiohut has a great reputation and you should confirm with them that you can return it with a full refund if it does not work. Check your camera's user manual to see if the USB port does indeed work the shutter. If so, you will be very impressed with the remote shutter.
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I can only guess. It works with my HS20, so your odds are good. Fujifilm lists it as an accessorie: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/s/finepix_hs50exr/accessories/
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My kit was the lesser package, 32gb card. I asked the same question, someone told they got a class 10 Fujifilm. I ordered mine, and got a class 10 Sony (40Mbps) card. Beach Camera, if you your reasearch isn't a two bit operation, they'll give a card that'll work, mine works flawlessly, and I do iALL full HD video. So in relation, I hope that might help answer your question.
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This is a fixed lens camera (cannot change the lens). From what Fuji claims this should be a huge jump in the quality of photography with the mega-zoom class of cameras. I only hope that they can live up to even half of what they claim. It will be interesting to see the professional reviews of this camera when it becomes available to the critics. I am going to hold off on purchasing a new camera until I see the reviews for this one. Unfortunately, I'm afraid that I (and most others) will be disappointed with it unless Fuji has totally redone the camera (and not just beefed up the HS10 which was a disappointing camera from everything I've read) and can actually deliver on their claims. I currently have a Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ35 and I like it for the most part. However I am deciding whether to move up to a DSLR or get a better Mega-zoom.