u/diegodef_

So after many years of using Sony for my EDC and professional work, I decided to change to Fujifilm (just my EDC, for now).

First, I gifted my wife a used X100F as her first camera and she loved it. I tried it for some days and also fell in love with the experience: having built-in ND, the “tactile” experience and the lovely OVF (my favorite kind of cameras are actually film rangefinders) got me hooked.

So I begun searching for a nice X100F, when I came across this X100V with 16000 shutter actuations and in good condition , except for the battery door that doesn’t stay closed due to the broken little tab, for a very nice price of €800 (half case, haoge hood set, box, several batteries and B+W filter included) I decided to bite the bullet and OH MAN I’M GLAD I DID!

Now I’m in the look for a half case or grip/bracket that improves the ergonomy, since I’m so used to having a nice grip with bigger bodies. Any recommendations on that regard?

I’ve just purchased this X100V in pretty good condition except for the hot shoe that’s has lost its black paint. Is there any hotshoe cover that covers the entire metal rail? Every cover I’ve seen just covers the contacts.

As the title says , saw this from afar at an antique store in my city with a price tag of €10 and started sweating. I approached it and found out it was not a Leica M3, but one of the coolest cans I’ve seen. So I had to get it. Can hold 4 film rolls, or many many coins

So the leatherette on my MX is coming off some corners, and it’s my perfect excuse to replace it since I’ve been wanting to put a fancy one on it for quite some time.

Since Aki Asahi is out of stock, I found Hugo Studio, which has a lot of options. I wanted to read some opinions on them, better if you’ve applied it on MXs and have some pictures to show 😁

What about quality, grip, precision and durability? I’d really appreciate it