Has anybody got that for Fuji X-T1?
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Amazon gives the actual dimensions for the various Aegis screens. See how that dimension fits your Fuji X-T1. That way you should know if it fits the screen you have. That is how I chose the size I bought when there was no specific recommendation.
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I can't answer this query, as I don't know this camera. I only know it works fine with the Fuji X-S1
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Mine did not but I did not buy from Amazon. My guess is that if it isn't listed, it's not there because it's not part of the kit from Fuji.
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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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I don't think it will. I have a fuji x20 in mine. It's a perfect fit for the fuji, but fairly snug. The x20 has a fairly small lens when turned off. It's lens is about as small as a pancake lens. I'd look at bigger cases. That way you'd have room for accessories.
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I have a Fuji XS1 with roughly the same size lens as yours attached. I carry my camera in the bag with the sunshade attached. My recommendation however, would be to obtain a slightly larger bag simply because the camera housing and lens do fit relatively tightly within the confines of the bag.
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It works just fine on my t1i. As they are both EF mount cameras it SHOULD work. My only concern would be clearance to the mirror in some very rare cases. I doubt you will have a problem.
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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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I used it on my Fuji x-t2. I used a 50mm nikon dx lens. It worked far better than I expected. although there is no electronic coupling exposures came out well and the shots where sharp
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I have had the lovely X100 since it came out and have updated it with all possible firmware updates. This is absolutely necessary to remove most of the quirks that made it difficult to live with. I have never had a sticky aperture blade problem. Just to let you know, I obtained the X-E1 with the zoom but for some reason the IQ and "warmth" of the X100 were lacking int he X-trans CMOS sensor. I no longer have the X-E1 and am waiting for a successor to the X-Pro1 that will hopefully retain the warmth of the X100 images. This has enabled me to overcome the almost overwhelming technolust I feel every time I read a review of the X100S. I have had the lovely X100 since it came out and have updated it with all possible firmware updates. This is absolutely necessary to remove most of the quirks that made it difficult to live with. I have never had a sticky aperture blade problem. Just to let you know, I obtained the X-E1 with the zoom but for some reason the IQ and "warmth" of the X100 were lacking int he X-trans CMOS sensor. I no longer have the X-E1 and am waiting for a successor to the X-Pro1 that will hopefully retain the warmth of the X100 images. This has enabled me to overcome the almost overwhelming... » Read More I have had the lovely X100 since it came out and have updated it with all possible firmware updates. This is absolutely necessary to remove most of the quirks that made it difficult to live with. I have never had a sticky aperture blade problem. Just to let you know, I obtained the X-E1 with the zoom but for some reason the IQ and "warmth" of the X100 were lacking int he X-trans CMOS sensor. I no longer have the X-E1 and am waiting for a successor to the X-Pro1 that will hopefully retain the warmth of the X100 images. This has enabled me to overcome the almost overwhelming technolust I feel every time I read a review of the X100S. « Show Less
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http://www.fujifilmusa.com/support/ServiceSupportProduct.do?prodcat=878931This link should be what you are looking for. Just download the drivers from Fuji's site. Let me know if it works for you.
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Unfortunately, while the mounts do look similar, Lumix Micro lenses will not fit the Fujifilm body. There are a few screws on the inner ring of the body that prevent any such lens to be used with the x-pro 1. I suppose you could try to remove these screws, but that would not only void your warranty, it could also damage the camer in an unforeseeable--yet deeply regrettable--way.
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I had a Fuji and the pics were washed out. Returned it and got the Canon SX110IS and if you want it you will have to pry it from my cold dead hands!...
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Hi, i'm sorry, but i've never used the canon lens. I use the fuji lens on an xt1 but the af is quite slow, it isn't the best quality of the lens.
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I dont have an xt1 but it was fast enough on the xe1 especially with the updates its an excellent lens.
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Fotodiox makes excellent adapters having them on Canon/Sony/Fuji cameras. This particular adapter is excellent on my X-M1 which uses the same mount system as the XT-1 with all of my nikon 28/55/85/105/135/180/400mm lenses and several very wide angle Nikon zooms as well as the 24-120mm / 35-70mm / 80-200mm zooms in manual focus only. The iris adjustment is a very useful feature for the gutted Nikon G lenses which have no manual aperture control.
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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.