Fujifilm X100S Similar Cameras

Use this filter in my Fujifilm x100s as a protection filter. No complaints.

Use it for my Fujifilm X100s with lens hood. Light and inexpensive, can be used also around waist.

As with all Fujifilm cameras, the ergonomics are great and the color science and picture quality are superb, so I won't say a single word more about that. I lied, Classic Negative is beautiful. Dare I even say, GORGEOUS. The X-Pro3 gives you everything you could want in a digital camera, but with a similar shooting experience to film cameras. Having the screen tucked away and just concentrating on framing your images, taking time to truly appreciate what you are putting in front of your lens, is an absolute joy. If you feel the need to look at every image you snap and just shoot willy nilly, THIS CAMERA IS NOT FOR YOU. Move along lil pardner. If you truly enjoy the photographic experience of shooting. Just being with your camera and enjoying the moments as they come to you. THEN BUY THIS CAMERA RIGHT NOW. Put it on the credit card, refinance your home, do whatever it takes. Just do it. Also, autofocus is far improved (similar to X-T3) and the drive speeds are impressive. Awesome for street photography, but equally awesome for portraiture, landscape, and even some sports depending on how you utilize it. To Fuji, 5,000 stars. To B&H 5 stars. To you, priceless.

So far so good, but my experience is that these screw-on shutter buttons do not stay on the camera (Fujifilm X100S & XT-1) very long. I suppose if one wanted to use Locktite they might stay on longer, but hten there are very negative issues associated with going down that road..... so enjoy while it stays on the camera.

I used this bag during a recent trip to Europe. It was my main day bag carrying my Fujifilm X100s and Ricoh GR1s. It also makes a great packing insert into a back pack or larger bag. Excellent construction. Highly Recommended!

This item does just what it says, and it is invaluable as a means of directly connecting my Fujifilm X100S camera to my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition.

Bought this case for my fujifilm X100s and couldn't be happier. It's compact, lightweight and built like a tank. In it I'm able to house my camera (which has the filter adapter, filter and lens cap attached), two spare batteries, the flash, a cable release, 3 extra filters and the lens hood. (see photo I've uploaded). When closed it carries like a mini brief case.

This filter is performing perfectly on my Fujifilm x100s. It protects my lens and does not affect the image quality in any way. I'm very happy with it.

I have several of these for general protective purposes. One can hold my Fujifilm X100S (minus the lens shade) in wet environments, such as on a boat or on a rainy day. Most recently, I bought two of them to hold my Phottix Odin transmitters. The three receivers fit perfectly in one 1040 case, while the transmitter and other accessory cables that come with it fit in the other one. I picked up this tip from a Phottix rep at a trade show, who travels all the time with this setup. I can just throw these two cases into my kit and off I go.

I have a Fujifilm X100s and when I use it, I don't use a case. But to bring it to the location where I will be taking photos I will be carrying it in a backpack or even a shopping bag in my car or a piece of luggage on a plane. This stuff pouch is cushioned and water resistant and highly portable when empty so I am using it to protect my camera in transit.