A compiled list of all the best and most useful accessories for the Fujifilm XT100. Use this guide to find the best batteries, memory cards, screen protectors and camera flashes for your Fujifilm X-T100.
Fujifilm XT100 – Amazon /Adorama / BHphoto
The new Accessories List for the X-T200 is here. The only thing different is I’ve added a few mics.
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Fujifilm XT100 Accessories | Camera Essentials
Best Screen Protector For The Fujifilm XT100
ExpertShield is my favorite brand for screen protectors. They claim to have a lifetime warranty, but guess what? They actually honor it. I’ve personally used their warranty a few times the same as a friend of mine. Some brands claim a warranty but you end up never being able to contact them. ExpertShield is my recommendation for this great reason alone.
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Best Fujifilm XT100 Batteries
The XT100 takes the same battery as the rest of Fujifilm’s non-compact cameras, the NP-W126S.Â
The NP-W126S batteries are the best batteries for the Fujifilm X-T100, but if you’re looking for a nice spare, Wasabi makes the best third-party batteries.
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Fujifilm NP-W126S
The official Fujifilm W126s runs efficient, cool and won’t cause any lockups due to heat or lack of power. This is the battery that comes with your XT100 and should be your primary. |
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Wasabi (2-Pack) 1450mAh
Wasabi is a California company that uses Japanese cells in their batteries. They are the best third-party battery for Fujifilm cameras and they are also a great fairly inexpensive alternative to the official Fujifilm battery. They no longer bundle a charger so be sure to grab one on checkout if you go with these. |
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Battery Chargers & Accessories
The XT100 does not come with a battery charger, only a wall adapter to charge your camera via USB. I recommend charging your battery with an actual charger or at least getting a battery bank as a buffer. Power surges in some parts of the world can quickly destroy your gear if plugged into an unprotected wall. A battery bank works as a great buffer if you don’t have a surge protector.
You can also charge your batteries with the charger that comes with the Wasabi batteries if you choose to buy Wasabi batteries.
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Fujifilm BC-W126 Battery Charger
Available At: Amazon/Â BHphoto The official battery charger from Fujifilm for the NP-W126. The XT100 does not come with one of these, so if you have a few batteries that you need to charge, you might want to grab this. |
Best SD Memory Cards X-T100
We’ve tested all the most popular UHS-II and UHS-I SD memory cards in the Fujifilm XT100. We recommend going with UHS-I SD cards as they will give you the best results. See the full article here:
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Fujifilm XT100 Grips & Leather Cases
Leather half cases have always been a great way to protect the finish of the camera while adding some extra grip, plus they look cool. I personally buy them just for the looks and grip.
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Gariz Leather Half Case Fujifilm XT100
Gariz has a few leather cases for the Fujifilm X-T100. The Gariz cases are made of genuine leather with a firm aluminum base. With this case, you can mount your camera to a tripod without having to worry about damaging the base of your camera, and the body itself adds some extra grip for those that want a little more to hold onto. |
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 Other Brands Cases The Gariz is a nice high-quality case. There are a few cheaper brands floating around that I’ve yet to try out and I can’t get them where I live. If the Gariz is a little more than you want to spend, check out one of these X-T100 cases. BolinUS – Amazon Kinokoo – Amazon – PU Leather |
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XT100 Camera Straps
The straps that come with Fujifilm cameras aren’t the best. They are small, cheap and uncomfortable.Â
I always buy additional straps for my Fujifilm cameras and here are a few of my favorite.
Best Handmade Leather Straps
My favorite leather strap is either the LeicaTime Deluxe strap or the Tap & Dye.
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Luigi’s Deluxe Strap
(click Luigi’s straps on the left, then scroll down for a mile until you find some cool configurations. Buying from this website is a little bit like cracking the Mayan code, but it can be done). These are the best camera straps out there, period! |
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Tap&Dye
I’ve only used the Tap&Dye L E G A C Y leather camera fixed-length neck/shoulder strap – Porter. It’s really nice. The strap comes a little stiff but once broken in with some nice patina, they are amazing. |
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Gariz Leather Strap
These are just decent leather straps but the price is hard to beat for leather. They are a little more compact than the above straps, but they look cool. They might be a little long for short people.
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Non-Leather Straps
Leather straps are usually expensive and if you’re just looking for a strap that’s better than what comes with the camera I’ve found a few I like.
Peak Design Slide Lite Strap
The slide strap by Peak Design is great because it’s so easy to take on and off of your camera. If you’re shooting video, or landscape photography or even street photography, a lot of times you’ll want to take off your strap. I personally only like to use a strap when I’m going from point-A to point-B, then switch to a wrist strap, and the peak design system makes that super easy. |
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Wrist Straps
I use a few wrist straps for some of my smaller cameras. I don’t really think they would be great on the XT100 unless you were using a pancake or smaller lens. There are only two wrist straps I’ve really liked so far.
Peak Design Cuff Wrist Strap
The Peak Design Cuff wrist strap is one of the best wrist straps for the price and is fully compatible with the peak design ties. This makes switching around straps super easy. Â |
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Gordy’s
I really like Gordy’s camera wrist strap. They’re made from Latigo leather and are very high quality. |
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HardGraft Slide Camera Wrist Strap
The Hard Graft camera wrist strap is one of my favorite wrist straps. Italian made with designer quality craftsmanship. |
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Fujifilm XT100 Lenses
See the complete list of all Fuji X-Mount lenses. This includes all Fujifilm lenses as well as third-party lenses. It’s been recently updated with all the kit XC lenses as well.
Fujifilm XT100 Best Camera Flashes
There are a few flashes by Fujifilm, some smaller, some more serious, as well as a few third-party camera flash accessories that even allow high-speed sync.
Of all these camera flashes, if you just want the best bang for the and don’t want to think about it, get the Godox TT685F. I use it, it’s awesome.
These the best camera flashes for those looking to start out with speed light photography without spending a ton of money on official Fujifilm gear.
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Nissin i60A
This is probably Nissins best flash for Fujifilm, or I should say the best value. It’s a fantastic flash, smaller lighter and more powerful than the equivalent Fujifilm. HSS capable and has the Nissin Air 2.4 GHz radio TTL system. Zoom Range: 24-200mm or 16mm with a diffuser panel. Flash duration – 1/800 – 1/20000 sec |
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Nissin i40
Available At: Adorama / BHphoto The Nissin i40 is a compact unit with TTL and HSS capabilities. Can be used with a zoom range of 24 to 105mm with a built-in diffuser that allows it to function at 16mm. The flash also has a small LED light for some very basic video work. |
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Godox TT350F
Available At: Amazon / BHphoto Full support for Fujifilm TTL with HSS and a built-in 2.4GHz radio system so it can be used as a radio TTL master/slave unit, or as an optical slave. It has a tilting head from -7 to 90° and can rotate 270°. If using the Godox XT1-F radio trigger, be sure to upgrade the firmware on both units to get all the features. |
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Available At: Amazon /Â BHPhoto The Godox TT685F is a TTL flash that is without a doubt the best bang for the buck Speedlite for Fujifilm. This is also the only unit that has +- 5-stop of exposure comp with HSS. Build quality is good, but the instruction manual sucks. |
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Small Flash
You likely won’t need one of these because the X-T100 already comes with a built-in flash. However, if you want a little extra power, one of these might be worth looking at.
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Fujifilm EF-X20 TTL
A compact but TTL capable unit with a built-in wide-angle panel. It also can work as a wireless slave unit. Takes 2 AAA batteries and takes about 5 to 6 seconds to recycle. |
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Available At: Amazon / BHphoto A very compact flash for the Fujifilm XT100. Is TTL capable and takes 2 AA batteries, so expect a 4-5 second recycle time. With a tilting head, it’s an all-around nice run and gun flash. |
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HSS Flash Adapters
These Flash commanders will allow you to use other brand flashes to utilize their HSS functionality.
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Nissin Air Commander 1
Nissin Air 2.4GHz TTL transmission system for the Nissin Flashes. High-Speed Sync supported and fully compatible with Fujifilm cameras. Runs on two AAA batteries. |
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Nissin Air10s Commander
Available At: BHphoto Nissin Air 2.4GHz TTL transmission system for the Nissin Flashes. Same features as the commander 1 but more. High-Speed Sync supported and fully compatible with Fujifilm cameras. Runs on two AAA batteries. |
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The Godox X1TF Transmitter for Fujifilm works with the Godox speed lights. Together with the Speedlite, these units are the best bang for the buck. The unit is a little bulky and will soon be replaced by something that looks more like the Air 1 commander. It takes 2 x AA batteries. Some complain that this unit and speed light need at least three feet of separation to function consistently. |
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Software
Aside from using Lightroom and Photoshop, if you’re a landscape, travel or HDR photography I highly recommend checking out Aurora HDR and Luminar. They have been game-changers for me.
Cleaning Supplies
This is the basic list of camera cleaning accessories. Essentially the must-have cleaning supplies.
Check out my guide on how to clean your camera sensor for even more cleaning accessories and techniques.
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(6 Pack) MagicFiber® Premium Microfiber Cleaning Cloths
Available At: Amazon Great accessory for keeping your lenses and screens clean. After awhile these microfiber cloths will accumulate oil from cleaning your lenses or rear screens and they’ll end up just smudging film around on the lens. This is why having multiple cleaning cloths is a must. Â |
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Rocket Air Blasters
These are great for cleaning sensors or cleaning out those small cracks in the camera. In Japan where they don’t use dryers, lint gets everywhere and I take one of these everywhere I go. |
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Sensor Brush APS-C
Sometimes you’ll need a bit more to get a stubborn piece of dust of your sensor. That’s when the sensor brush works great. |
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Best Accessories For The Fujifilm XT100 Conclusions
The Fujifilm X-T100 is a great little camera with fantastic capabilities. Adding a few accessories to personalize the looks can really make these little cameras fun to use.
You can also add accessories like camera flashes to expand the capabilities to do more professional work. There is really nothing holding you back with the X-T100 and you can do just about anything with the right gear. There are a few essentials like batteries and screen protectors that are must-have items and the right cleaning gear is something every photographer should own.
I’ll continue to update this list. I’m still waiting for a few leather cases.
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