Mirrorless Camera Fuji X100T

Perfect fit for Fuji x100T with 50mm teleconverter.

This fits the Fuji X100T perfectly. Great case.

The X100 line has been my favorite street, travel, and take anywhere camera since the X100T. The Fuji X100V main improvements include the lens, focus, viewfinder, and ergonomics. It also is now equipped with a flip screen and is weather resistant. Battery life has also improved. These items only address only a few of the improvements.

I purchased this wrap to store my Fuji x100t in my purse. The camera wraps up perfectly! I love that it came with an extra square for padding. Velcro seems strong, it hasn't opened up in my purse. I can't complain! I also used this to wrap a spare lens in a tote, worked wonderfully. I'm thinking of buying a few more just to have for my other gear.

I have a series of Fuji and Nikon cameras (X-T1, XE-2, X100T, X20, D750, D7100) and more... When I want to reach for one camera - Invariably the one that is hardest not to pick up is this Sony RX1R II or the Fuji X100T. Basically because you dont have any more dilemmas - fantastic cameras and no lenses to choose The size, and versatility and sharpness of this camera and its amazing Zeiss lens are really surprising - and the surprise comes when you plug the card into your computer screen - the camera doesnt show you want it has taken as well as a large screen. When you crop an image from this camera - its astonishing how much detail is captured 2 things needs improving - battery life, and the manual - I so wish there was a better user guide to this camera - I havent worked out all the features and would love to. This camera sees in the dark - what it reveals is astonishing Also think the price of a case for this camera is a total rip off - get a generic one!

The Fuji X100T just fits in this well-made bag, after you remove the waterproof cover from the pocket.

I use it for my 18mm Fuji mirrorless lens!

Good quality bag. Right size for me Fuji x100t and extra batteries.

This is my first Fuji Camera and first mirrorless. My last camera was a Nikon entry-level DSLR around 10 years old. It was time for an upgrade. This camera is compact but packs a big punch. I'm amazed by how much you can customize through the settings. Taking some time looking through the menus and exploring the settings before you take it out makes a world of difference. I also took some time to create my own custom film sims which makes shooting so much fun and creative. I practice film photography and having this digital option with somewhat traditional dials complements my film practice perfectly.

Used it on a Fuji X100T as they have the same size screen, easy to apply but it does takes a little practice to get it just right and take out all the bubbles ....