Must have accessories for Fujifilm XT3
Fujifilm has done something fantastic with their battery configuration in the XT3. They use a medium sized battery to keep the cameras compact, but those that need more power can get a vertical grip that allows you to use three batteries at one time.
If you find the grip and camera with two batteries too heavy, you can remove the battery in the camera and just run with the two batteries in the grip and everything works fine.
You can use the vertical grip as a dual battery charger when you don’t have it equipped on the camera and it can charge two batteries in 2 hours with the AC wall adapter.
The Fujifilim X-T2 battery grip will not work on the X-T3.
Fujifilm BC-W126s Battery Charger
For the Fujifilm X-T3 and the NP-W126S batteries, there is a brand new charger – the BC-W126s. This new charger comes with a wall plug adapter built-in so that you can plug the charger directly into the wall. No more cable. If you like the cable and need another battery charger, the old BC-W126 charger still works fine.
Memory Cards
Sandisk Extreme Pro UHS-II
Sandisk Extreme Pro is the best card for Fujifilm cameras. They have no issues and I’ve never heard of any lockups with this card.
www.amazon.com/SanDisk-64GB-Extreme-UHS-...2c2dfcd087a6b6b7e10e
Sony G UHS-II
Believe it or not, Sony actually puts out really nice memory cards and they work great in Fujifilm cameras.
www.amazon.com/Sony-SF-G64-T1-Performanc...2e2bf8ee71c082b4d3af
Soft Shutters
The Lensmate Soft Shutters are the best and this is what I use on all my Fujifilm cameras. These have a rubber washer that when tightened helps keep the shutter from vibrating loose.
Fujifilm X-T3 Leather Half Case
I’m sure Kaza will give us something really cool. Provide the below links for your reference.
Kaza Leather Carmera Half Case
kaza-deluxe.com/shop/product/fujifilm-x-t3-series/
Gariz Genuine Leather Carnera Half Case
www.amazon.com/Gariz-BL-XT2ABR-Genuine-L...eway&sr=8-3-fkmrnull
www.amazon.com/Sony-SF-G64-T1-Performanc...2b4d3af螢幕閱讀器支援功能已啟用。
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