Fujifilm House of Photography

FAN-001 Cooling Fan

FAN-001 Cooling Fan - Main image
$239.85 $369 In stock

Category: Camera Parts & Accessories

This is a cooling fan, specifically designed to facilitate extended shooting and video recording in high temperature.

The fan can be fitted to the rear of the camera body without a cable or power supply, extending continuous video recording time at high temperature, and eliminating concerns of heat-related camera shutdown.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan G. ★★★★★

The no-cable design made setup a breeze—I just clipped it onto the rear of my camera and it stayed put through a long afternoon of recording. My footage kept rolling without overheating, which was exactly what I needed for those hot midday shoots.

Benjamin K. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about adding weight to my rig, but it's so light I barely notice it's there. Even on a long recording in direct sun, my camera stayed cool to the touch.

Adam X. ★★★★★

The slim design fits flush against my camera body and stays in place without any extra cables getting in the way. My video shoots have gone from overheating around the 20-minute mark to running smoothly for over an hour.