Good choice!

You have to get an adapter to fit a filter to it. I bought my JJC adapter and hood on eBay but I think there are some local shops that carry it also.

hope this camera wont disappointing me xD...time to looking accessories pimp on x100


for those who have leather case,
if with x100 + JJC adapter ring + 49mm filter + lens cap.....will it still fit nicely into leather case???

I have X100 with the original adapter and 49mm filter. It won't fit nicely.

that was sad case

pay extra for adapter ring but wont fit into case....

No need the case. Normally I just use the lower section with a filter and hood. Looks really cool. Since you already have a filter no need the cap.

can fit nicely la.. put on filter but dont put on lens cap..

i see....no lens cap like left out something like that xD....just my 2 cents

BTW, thanks for info ya

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Added on March 4, 2012, 9:45 pmadvice taken

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Added on March 4, 2012, 9:48 pmany link with nice price for me purchase JJC adapter + hood???

ori adapter and hood is far too expensive, cant afford so much :'(

This post has been edited by ZzZzz...: Mar 4 2012, 09:48 PM

I bought this one from this buyer:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/49mm-JJC-LH-JX100-...4#ht_3260wt_958

wow...just usd 39.99 (MYR96.64)

shashinki sell MYR138.00 http://shashinki.com/shop/lhjx100-replacin...ion-p-8143.html


wonder whether both are same product

with significant different price range

If both are listed as JJC should be the same. Quite nice finishing to the adapter and hood. Pity my filter is black. Kinda spoils the look.

i see....

thanks for recommend link ya

paint the filter with silver color

Should consider shipping and delivery times also before making a decision.... Good luck!

If I'm out shooting, this is what mine looks like...

Bottom half of ori leather case, JJC Adapter & hood with a Hoya filter. No need cap etc...

nice toy you have there



This post has been edited by ZzZzz...: Mar 6 2012, 12:22 AM

More shots from my X100...







Got a couple more on my blog:
http://theseech.blogspot.com/

ur X100 very nice, now think of take another battery for spare. Any recommended store at KL?

Don't really shoot that much and I always make sure the battery is fully charged if I'm out shooting so I haven't needed a spare battery as yet. The ori battery is quite expensive though but there are many who use other brands bought on ebay etc.

great photos

the second photo on ISO800???
dont know whether push to iso3200+ will produce any noise...


the third photo is what??

you shouldn't worry too much about noise. having a super-clean image is only for our own ego.

All from this set taken at ISO800.

The X100 is quite decent at ISO3200.

Hmm... let me see if I can find some at ISO3200.

How about these...








All taken at ISO3200. Quite decent results....

Pics taken during a Porsche GT2 detail that I did...

http://prodetailing.blogspot.com/2012/01/p...reme-paint.html

wow....impressive...