Does this flash work with Fujifilm X-E2 camera?
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that would be a 'yes'. http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_e2/accessories/
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Hello Tonino,This flash would be compatible with the E-M10.Regards,RoozbehOC camera949-347-1276
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The factory claims it will work with a SanDisk 64GB and 128GB card, class 10 or faster. Here is the link: http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/compatibility/
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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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Not 100% sure but I know the x2 has the usb capabilities. I have the xd. I believe that is the only difference is the fuse software that comes with the x2
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I can not answer that specific question but I was compelled to write... I have not had much success with the EF-X20 Flash in one regard. It works fine, but it eats batteries like crazy. Really... it seems that I get only 10-20 shots out of a set of AAA batteries. Not happy about that.
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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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I think it will work with any flash. I bought it for my overseas customer and he is very satisfied with it.
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This camera has a hot shoe which will accept any type of flash. I tried it with a really old Vivitar flash, and it worked. You must however remember a few things:1. The flash will not work in "silent" mode (it is in the booklet)2. Usually, the external flash must be enabled from camera menu3. The hotshoe has more than the standard connecting contact; the other contact points make use of extra electronics in the Fuji flash, possibly to control flash intensity (for fill-up), and maybe for extra flashes used for red eye reduction (as the built-in does)
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I believe so. From what I have heard, the X-E1 and X-E2 bodies are identical. That said, I think the Live-view display on the E2 might be a bit larger (not sure). If it is, there may be a slight misalign depending on how Fuji positioned the display on the E2.
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Yes. The aperture ring on the lens barrel works as expected when mounted on an X-E1
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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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It should work with just about any flash. It's a very simple unit. But if you have a 600 EX-RT, I'd consider going with a wireless transmitter that supports ETTL like the ST-E2/E3 or even the Yongnuo ST-E2.
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I really don't know. I am not familiar with the X-E2. I bought the pro since it has the older Fujifilm film colors as a selection, for in camera editing. That is mainly what I was interested in since I loved Fujifilm processing before they went digital. That was the only film I would purchase. Their processing in color along with black and white was exceptional. Sorry, I couldn't have provided a more knowledgeable answer.
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There is only one connection on the hot shoe on this flash. That should be able to work with just about any camera with a hot shoe. As long as is not Sony camera I believe it should work. Hope that helps.
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hi,it should work.please make sure you have fresh batteries and that the flash is making contact with the camera correctly.
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I don't know but I'm in the process of purchasing one of those flash. I would suppose it would work