✅ Custom-made fit: this Kaza Leather Case is made specifically for the Fujifilm X Pro3. This you cannot get anywhere else as Kaza Camera Cases are the only ones that offer this 360 protection. ✅ Complete Protection: case covers your entire camera, even the bottom of the camera, against scratches. If you need to access the SD card slot with the case on, please choose "Open slot "version Apart from the standard version, we also have another " Open slot version ".Also accomodate with 18-55mm lens with filter (with lens cap on).Accommodate with the 60mm lens (without lens hoods).Leather case cover accommodate with the lens hoods on 18mm / 35mm lens.Leather case cover size accommodate with lens size length 80mm ,diameter 73mm.With a open slot for a easy battery access.The Xpro3 philosohpy encourages user to shoot with view finder for the best shooting experience.**** Unless you really need to use a 180 degree LCD for shooting. *****Please notice with the half case on, the LCD screen can be flipped up to 90 degree in Maximum, instead of 180 degrees.This means your camera runs no risk of dropping out of the case while you are holding it. It fits these camera ranges snugly so there is no loose space around the camera. It not only keeps your camera safe, but it also sets you apart from the crowd as heads turn just to admire the beautiful case you have!
This is a high-quality leather case for your precious camera. With Fujifilm X Pro3 Leather Case, you can scratch protection concerns off your list of worries. Protect your camera in grand vintage style But how do you relax if you’re constantly worried about your camera? What if it slips? What if it hits a surface and the lens suffers a crack? What if it gets multiple scratches that take away from its beauty? Well, you can say goodbye to those worries with this leather case for your Fujifilm X Pro3 and focus on capturing those beautiful moments on film! (There are 16 film simulation modes total.) It was, indeed, a thrill to see Fujifilm Velvia on back of the camera while I was shooting colorful portraits and street scenes.You would agree that the best pictures are taken when you (the photographer) are very relaxed. Photographers who remember the film/analog days will also get a major kick out of the fact that the mini-display on back of the Fujifilm X-Pro3 uses color e-ink to show you virtual box tabs of classic Fuji film stocks depending on which film simulation mode you're in. I had fun playing with these while creating moody shots of buildings in the city during a rainy afternoon. and Monochromatic Color, which allows you to add color hues to your black-and-white shots to warm up or cool down the results while deepening contrast.
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Unfortunately, I didn't get to put this to the test during my street shooting – it was overcast in NYC but not THAT overcast – but I'm looking forward to trying that out during a full review of the Fujifilm X-Pro3.įujifilm's added two new film simulation modes: Classic Neg. In terms of shooting upgrades, Fujifilm says the X-Pro3 uses Phase Detection AF to focus down to a luminance of -6EV, which is near total darkness. (Click image to view at a larger resolution.) Shot with the new Fujifilm X-Pro3. When the LCD is flipped out below the camera (it does not tilt to the side), it became a handy waist-level viewfinder, allowing me to shoot street photos without my random subjects being aware (sometimes these were people, sometimes dogs). It does take some getting used to though. I gradually "weened" myself off the screen and relied on the excellent EVF to review my shots so I wouldn't have to remove my eye from it and could continue shooting. While shooting with the Fujifilm X-Pro3 in on the streets of New York, I felt a combination of both. Some photographers will like this because it forces them to "be in the moment" of shooting (like during the film days) rather than constantly reviewing images on the LCD. You can, of course, flip the 1.62M-dot tilting LCD screen open fully (it offers 180-degree tilt) but it's almost deliberately awkward. Instead, what you see is a second, mini-display screen showing some camera settings. Other features of the X-Pro3, do recall the analog photography world, particularly the camera's "hidden" 3-inch LCD touchscreen, which flips flush to the body on the Fuji camera, so you can't see it.
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