The Fujifilm X100V is a tactile masterpiece, but its beautiful magnesium alloy body is a magnet for scuffs and scratches during street photography sessions. Finding a case that preserves the camera’s iconic retro aesthetic without hindering its modern functionality is a challenge. After years of shooting with the X-series, I’ve tested everything from artisan half-cases…
The Fujifilm X100V is a modern masterpiece of industrial design, but its sleek aluminum finish is notoriously prone to “character marks” and scuffs. After years of carrying X100-series cameras through crowded streets, I’ve found that a high-quality leather half case is the single best investment you can make. It preserves the resale value, enhances the…
The Fujifilm X-T5 is a beautiful piece of engineering, but that 1.84-million dot tilt-screen is surprisingly vulnerable to the hazards of the field. Whether it’s a stray jacket zipper or the inevitable “nose smudge” while using the EVF, your LCD takes a beating. I’ve spent years testing gear, and I can tell you that a…
The Fujifilm X100VI is a triumph of design, but the flimsy strap included in the box feels like an afterthought for a $1,600 masterpiece. Finding a strap that balances the camera’s retro aesthetic with modern functionality is tricky. You need something slim enough for street photography yet secure enough for all-day carry. After field-testing dozens…