This is a list of all the best Lens Hoods, Screen Protectors, Cases, Straps, Thumb Grips, Soft Shutters, and more for the Fuji X100T, X100, and X100s.
My accessories for my X100T are shown in the picture above. I’ve also posted more pictures at the bottom.
I’ve tried out most of these accessories, so please comment if you have any questions.
Although most of the same accessories for the X100T work for the X100F, I’ve made a new accessories page just for the X100F. The body design and battery have changed.
Camera Body & Basic Accessories
Best Batteries For The Fuji X100T
Here are a few battery options. I have a Fuji for the X100T and the STK, BM, and Wasabi for various other cameras. They are all great, and all seem to hold a good charge. I know some third-party batteries lie about their capacity, but lately, the following batteries seem to hold.
It would go to this order if I had to buy more batteries.
Fujifilm NP-95 Li-Ion Battery – 1,800mAh 3.6v
Wasabi Power Battery (2-Pack) – 2,200mAh 3.7v
There is a slight voltage difference between the original Fuji and third-party batteries. It will be slight, but it is unlikely to be noticeable. The mAh represents the battery’s charge; bigger is usually better.
Memory Cards
I haven’t seen a lot of camera-savvy technophiles talking about this camera since it seems to attract the hipsters with a little more cash. But from what it seems, this camera does have a memory buffer it is just ridiculously small. I think probably about 100MB vs the 500MB Sony puts in their cameras and the 2GB of Leica. In that case, you’ll want to get the fastest card possible because you can only burst about 5-7 shots before filling your buffer. Then, it is all about SD card speeds.
The memory card interface on the X100, X100s, and X100t is only UHS-I, so don’t waste your money on a UHS-II card.
See my list and speed tests of memory cards.
Fuji X100T Screen Protectors
I can confirm that the Fuji X-E2 screen protectors work perfectly on the X100T. Here are a few.
- Expert Shield – Amazon
Soft Release Buttons
Set up your camera with a soft-release button. There are so many options that it’s hard to decide on one.
Here are a few popular ones, but there are many options besides these. Right now, I see many people ordering the 10MM Diameter one, probably because it is cheaper. However, it occasionally falls off because it lacks a rubber spacer that keeps it from vibrating. The Lensmate has rubber spacers, but they are pricey.
- Lensmate – Anodized Red Lizard
I bought the Red Lizard, but check out more options here at Amazon
Body Cases
Lens Accessories
The Fujifilm X100T has a fixed lens, but several enhancements and lens adapters allow the focal length to be changed.
Best UV Filters And Lens Hoods For Fuji X100s, X100T
These are important for a fixed-lens camera like this, especially if you use it at a party.
You can’t just send your lens in for repair or replacement, as you can with an interchangeable one.
Filter And Hood Adapters
Fujifilm Lens Hood + Adapter Ring
Fujifilm finally woke up and started selling these at a reasonable price.
- Silver & Black Options – Amazon
Fujifilm AR-X100 Adapter Ring 49mm
This is the Fujifilm adapter. It looks great and comes in silver and black. It is used to attach filters to your lens. It sticks out slightly to provide some sun glare protection, but not as much as with the adapter plus hood. Black and silver are Available.
Fujifilm AR-x100 Adapter Ring 49mm+Lens Hood
It’s pricey, but it includes the official Fujifilm adapter ring and a lens hood. It is available in black and silver.
JJC LH-JX100 Lens Hood/Adapter Ring
JJC now offers two versions of this: the JX100 and the JX100II. The JX100 lens hood opens, fanning out, while the JX100II hood folds on. The JX100II allows you to use the Fujifilm lens cap.
Either choice will work if you don’t use the lens hood and want to attach a UV filter.
- Silver – Amazon
- Black – Amazon
Fotasy X100KT 49mm Metal Filter Adapter + Hood + Filter
This is a nice lens hood as well. This is actually what I bought for my X100T. It comes with a filter that will probably fall apart on you after a month, like mine did. Consider ordering a good UV filter with this.
- Black – Amazon
UV Filters
I buy B+W. They now have Multi-Coated Nano UV filters that seem to stay clean a little better but are often more expensive.
Hoya 49mm HMC UV Multi-Coated Slim Frame Glass Filter
Do you know who else makes good stuff? The Japanese.
Camera Straps
Fuji X100F With Hard Graft Slide Camera Wrist Strap
Camera Wrist Straps
It’s getting to that point where I need to make a dedicated page just for all the great straps I’ve found. I’ll likely do that next year, so if you’re on my Fuji newsletter (down below), I’ll send it out when it’s ready. Expect it to be very cool and thorough. There are several wrist straps I’ve tried now: the Gariz, the Gordy’s, and now the Hard Graft Slide. I’ll give a little bit of information about each one.
Gordy’s Camera Straps
Gordy’s makes some great full straps and leather wrist straps. Although they are similar in price, I would choose Gordy’s over the Gariz if I had to. The Gordy strap feels more handcrafted, whereas the Gariz feels more China-made / mass-produced.
Hard Graft Slide Camera Wrist Strap
Although more expensive, this is a far superior strap to the other two and is my personal favorite. This strap is simply beautiful. It’s very well-built and has a handcrafted feel. It is made with some great leather. I wrote up a small review on this strap you can read about – Hard Graft Slide Camera Strap Review
They’ve been discontinuing a lot of their camera straps. Get them while you can.
- Hard Graft Slide Camera Wrist Strap – HardGraft.com
Full Strap
I’ve found some nice leather straps that would go well with the Fuji X100F. Check these out. They’re a bit expensive, but they’re genuine leather and should last a lifetime if you take care of them.
- Tap and Dye – Camera Straps and Wrist Straps – One of the best American-made straps.
- Gordy’s – Gordyscamerastraps – This guy makes some fantastic stuff.
- HardGraft – Instant Camera Strap – Most of their straps are probably too bulky for this little camera.
- Gariz Leather Straps – Amazon – Cheap China-made stuff. They’re not bad, though.
Cleaning Supplies
I like to own a lot of microfiber cloths because they eventually collect oils from your fingers or from whatever is left on the lens, and I consider them disposable.
I’ve owned several Rocket Airs now, and they are great. I keep losing them for some reason.
(6 Pack) MagicFiber® Premium Microfiber Cleaning Cloths
I always keep a Rocket Air around to blast out dust from those small, hard-to-reach edges. Q-tips can be nice. I’m sure you have some in your bathroom, so I won’t list Q-Tips on a camera accessory page.
Rocket Air Small
Rocket Air Medium
