Leather Case Kit

I normally throw my x100s in a backpack and forget about it. For the x100vi, I decided to go ahead and get this kit to provide some protection.For the strap, its a pretty standard strap. I read that it was pretty short and found it comparable to the original fuji one.Its about 41" long from eyelet to eyelet. Its pretty soft and not too stiff.For the Full case, I know there are people that use the various filter adapters so....The full case fits my JJC filter adapter without the round hood. It closes and stays closed via magnets.Without the hood, the distance from the camera body to the end of the filter is about 31.25mmThe distance from the half leather case to the end of the filter about 28.5mm.The "cup" in the full case is about 30mm.It attaches to the half case by both magnets and velcro.This can sometimes mess with lining up the velcro, but not a big deal.The half case has a cutout under the body to provide battery access.It adds about 9.5mm to the bottom of the camera.The case itself feels nice and provides better grip.It attaches to the camera via the tripod mount. And the screw that attaches it also has a tripod mount so you won't lose a mount if you use this case.The cutouts all line up perfectly and the case remains flush with the body.Overall, I'll highly recommend.tldr:Yes it fits filter adapters as long as its no longer than 31.5mm long. Measured from the body of the camera to the filter.The strap is 41" long from eye to eye.Case is flush and fits the camera well.It makes it 9.5mm taller.Yes I recommendBonus: comes with soft shutter button and hot shoe cover.

Very nice. Fits the camera perfectly, looks good, protects against casual bumps and insults, doesn't interfere with controls, and is easy to open and close. The front cup is deep enough to accept the adapter attachment and lens cover. I tramp the woods often with the camera hanging from my neck. When I shoot, I don't detach the outer part of the case but just flip it back and leave it hanging, then flip it back to tramp on. The Velcro strips hold it in place. The case is solidly built and attractive. Note: it's made of leather. I like its leathery smell and that it will age with marks and signs of use. Some folks will prefer an item not of animal origin.

This is the best half case I've found for the X100VI. Better fit than the Fujifilm X100V case and other 3rd party cases I've tried. Also, the leather is soft and feels great in the hand.However, I do not like the velcro on the bottom. There are magnets in the bottom that attach to the outer case so why do I need the velcro? And while I love the outer case magnetic closing, the design is pretty short sighted. Does not protect the sides of the camera's top plate (as you can see in the pictures). Would have been better designed more like the other 3rd party full cases and the Fujifilm.The outer case also does not have any extra room for 3rd party lens hoods. Just 1-2 cm deeper and it would be perfect. I use the Haoge lens hood (the smallest lens hood I've found) but it doesn't fit the outer case.Also, i tried the stand-alone Small Rig half case but it's not quite as good. The magnetic closure on this half case is significantly stronger than on the stand-alone half case. No idea why they aren't exactly the same. Also, this one has another magnet on the opposite side (or at least it has a metal insert and the outer case has the magnet. The stand-alone case's battery door did not close with as much magnetic force. Not sure if that's a defect or as designed.I may keep this as the half case does feel really nice, but I might also just stick with the stand-alone half case since I can't use the outer case when I have the Haoge lens hood attached. But right now, it's one or the other. The Fujifilm X100VI case doesn't fit well, the outer case doesn't fit 3rd party lens hoods, and its design is a significant step backwards as compared to the X100F version (which had snap/magnetic closures and fit 3rd party lens hoods ... COME ON FUJIFILM!!!). I tried one other 3rd party full case but it smelled bad, fit poorly, and also didn't fit 3rd party lens hoods.

The workmanship of this camera case is first rate, and the fit and finish with the X100VI is absolute perfection! What I love most about this case is how SmallRig made sure it absolutely fit, event the removable screw to enable a tripod/handheld, but also has a feel that will age as you use it. That fits in the old school feel of this camera (mine is silver, vs all black), but also works extremely well as a protective case. The strap and neck pad is perfect on the camera strap, and the add in for the SmallRig shoe and soft release red button was a great surprise.Overall, this is a better case than Fujifilm offers for the X100VI, and delivers on that look/feel when you want something a bit old school, but fast access for swapping filters, cards, and attaching stands.

This is a fine leather case that fits the camera well. It is of high quality and fits the camera well. However...You will likely put the camera down on its back on a table or other surface. If you pick it up by the front, most likely the lens part that sticks out, the camera WILL FALL OUT. The magnets and velcro strips are not strong enough to hold the weight of the camera and the case unfolds and opens.You will remember this and be careful but will anyone around you do the same?

Great quality and perfect for my Fuji camera

This is Not leather. Misleading false advertising. The strap color doesn’t even match the case. If you want to rock 3 different shades of brown, the faded vintage brown lens cap area, the medium brown case, and dark brown synthetic strap, go for it. It’s not worth more than $15. Look elsewhere.Will be returning it after spending 1 minute inspecting it. Such a disappointment.