Does the Sunpak RD2000 work automatically with the Fuji X100 like the Fuji EF20?
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I don't think so. Even though it is the same flash unit on the exterior, Sunpak apparently made some changes to the circuitry on the Fuji version to work correctly with Fuji cameras.
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Hi Francis, PhotoPlus X4 supports RAW files (.raf) on these Fuji cameras: FinePix E550, FinePix E900, FinePix F700, FinePix F710, FinePix F800, FinePix F810, FinePix S2Pro, FinePix S3Pro, FinePix S5Pro, FinePix S20Pro, FinePix S100FS, FinePix S5000, FinePix S5100/S5500, FinePix S5200/S5600, FinePix S6000fd, FinePix S7000, FinePix S9000/S9500, FinePix S9100/S9600, FinePix S200EXR, FinePix HS10/HS11, IS-1. We hope that helps. Kind regards, Serif Support.
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I'm sorry, I can't answer your question directly, but I felt that I needed to respond anyway. I own the EFX20. It is fine, but here is the MAJOR drawback. It uses two AAA batteries. They are exhausted after very little shooting. I think that the refresh time is very slow at 5-6 seconds. Unless you need a small occasional flash, I would not purchase the EX-X20. The EF-20 uses 2 AA batteries. It has a swivel and tilt head. It is a slightly cheaper build from what I understand. If you want maximum flash and recycle times, I would look at the Fuji 42. The EF X20 is made for the X-1, but I just am disappointed with the lack of power. Hope this helps. DKR I'm sorry, I can't answer your question directly, but I felt that I needed to respond anyway. I own the EFX20. It is fine, but here is the MAJOR drawback. It uses two AAA batteries. They are exhausted after very little shooting. I think that the refresh time is very slow at 5-6 seconds. Unless you need a small occasional flash, I would not purchase the EX-X20. The EF-20 uses 2 AA batteries. It has a swivel and tilt head. It is a slightly cheaper build from what I understand. If you want maximum flash and recycle times, I would look at the Fuji 42. The EF X20 is made for the X-1, but I just... » Read More I'm sorry, I can't answer your question directly, but I felt that I needed to respond anyway. I own the EFX20. It is fine, but here is the MAJOR drawback. It uses two AAA batteries. They are exhausted after very little shooting. I think that the refresh time is very slow at 5-6 seconds. Unless you need a small occasional flash, I would not purchase the EX-X20. The EF-20 uses 2 AA batteries. It has a swivel and tilt head. It is a slightly cheaper build from what I understand. If you want maximum flash and recycle times, I would look at the Fuji 42. The EF X20 is made for the X-1, but I just am disappointed with the lack of power. Hope this helps. DKR « Show Less
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It works. Install it as I mentioned below. The x10 is the first switch...set it to turn on before dark. The motion/pc is the second inline switch...once it gets power from the x10...it will kick in. Photocell will prevent it from working until it is dark.
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I think the RX/TX devices are specific to certain cameras. Look for the ones that are made for Fuji cameras.
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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. They may have changed part numbers, but they list it for the X100T. I think it is the same as the one I have for myX100T...
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The sensor on the Ricoh GR collects just as much dust as it does light. I owned the GR and had to get it serviced twice within the first year. I sent it back and got the Fuji X100s. The Fuji X100s is fantastic!
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Fred, I have no idea. I bought it for a different reason. My Sony RX100 lacks a hotshoe. I bought this Ez-Foto 1/4-20, unscrewed the chrome 'hotshoe' top part, and epoxy-glued it onto the top plate of the RX100. Works perfectly to hold an eye-level OVF... an Optical View Finder... for very bright days where the LCD screen isn't much good. Of course, this doesn't make my fix a 'real' hotshoe... obviously, no flash connection. But it works for the fast-moving-subject in bright daylight problem.
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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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Bought it for the FUJI X-E1....works great for that...did you try the web site for studiohut?
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Probably not since the X100t has a fixed 23mm lens. The B&W; clear UV haze filter will only fit a lens that is threaded for 49MM lens filter. Contact your owners manuel or the manufacturer's web site to see Fujifilms recommendation for filters.
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It does not appear to be according to the compatibility chart at Fujifilm. Here are the compatible models Fuji list: Compatibility FUJIFILM X-Pro1 / X-T1 / X-E2 / X-E1 / X-M1 / X-A1 / X100T / X100S / X100 / X30 / X20 / X10 / X-S1 FinePix HS50EXR / HS30EXR / HS33EXR / HS25EXR / HS28EXR / HS20EXR / HS22EXR / S1 Online forums say that almost ANY flash will fire, but do not have TTL compatibility. It seems the Fujifilm EF-20 may be compatible, though they do not list the S200, but they do show some SL models.
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The answer is yes and no. Your camera has just one connector on the hot shoe and the EF-20 requires 4 connectors to use its TTL flash capabilities. That said it should fire in manual but only on full power. You need to look for a flash on Amazon that has a sensor built in to take advantage of its capabilities like Metz or Vivitar.
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Dear Richard,This product could work for Fujifilm X20,If there are any thing else I can do for you pls feel free to contact me.Best regards,Grace.
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the part that makes the connection to the camera is a mini usb and the port on my fuji is a micro usb, so it wasn't compatible. i even tried using adapters and it still didn't work. i have yet to find a wireless remote for mine.
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Yes, you can use it on any of the FUJIFILM X-system cameras including the X-E1.