Haoge LUV-X54B Metal Lens Hood with MC UV Protection Multicoated Ultraviolet Lens Filter for Fujifilm X100VI Fuji X100V Camera Black

I am not a fan of using a vented hood on my camera, but did want to use a clear filter for protection (I live in the high desert). I had tried other hoods but which worked, but then I found this one and highly recommend it! I like how compact it is and the fact that it comes with an integrated filter. I see no degradation of the image when using it. An added bonus is that it accepts the OEM hood, which is a win-win in my book. Highly recommended!

The Haoge LUV-X54W Metal Lens Hood for Fujifilm X100V has been a stylish addition to my camera setup, offering several noteworthy features:Pros:Accurate Silver Tone: The color of the hood perfectly matches the X100V's aesthetic, enhancing its overall appearance.Exceptional Build: Impressively machined metal that aligns seamlessly with the camera's aperture ring, giving it a polished and unified look.Low Profile Advantage: Its design stands out for its low-profile compared to other styles available, offering both protection and style without bulk.Functional Design: The integrated lens within the hood not only adds to the camera's aesthetics but also allows the use of the lens cap and filters without hindrance.Versatile Use: Compatible with both the lens cap and filters, providing flexibility without compromising functionality.Cons:Shadow Casting with Flash: When using the factory flash, the hood may cast a shadow, affecting the lighting.Minor Visibility with EV Use: While it doesn't significantly impact usability, the hood may slightly show when using the EV, but it's not bothersome.Final Thoughts:The Haoge LUV-X54W Metal Lens Hood for Fujifilm X100V is a standout accessory, elevating both the appearance and functionality of the camera. Its sleek design, compatibility with lens caps and filters, and the minimal inconvenience with the factory flash or EV use make it a worthwhile addition. If you admire this hood style, the minor trade-offs are easily outweighed by its numerous benefits.

Really liked the fact that its a one piece solution instead of two. Also, I changed the glass it came with for my blackmist filter glass.Only problem is that through the viewfinder you'll see a bit of the hood. Not a big issue but could be distracting

I was looking for a decent lens hood for my X100V that would complement the style and aesthetic of the camera without compromising functionality. The hood itself is solid metal, and has a nice grip pattern than matches the pattern on the camera dials. The built in UV filter seems to be of good quality, I don't see any noticeable affects on my images, so I'll leave it place for now.I mostly use optical mode when using the viewfinder, and found some hoods block out too much of the visible area. this one is only a little bit more visible in the viewfinder than the lens itself is. Other hoods just didn't have a good aesthetic appeal for me.One of the fun things about owning an X100 camera is all the ways you can customize the body to fit your own personal style. I wanted to get this hood in silver to match my camera's body, but that color was out of stock. I decided to step out of the box a bit and just go for this red one instead. It actually turned out to be a nice compliment to my red soft release button and wrist strap.

This lens hood feels like it came with original box as it fits with the aesthetic of the camera (Fujifilm X100VI). It doesn't stick out as much as other square or vented hoods. Comes with its own lens cap I can use as a spare. It's already protected the main lens more than once while the cameria is hanging on a next strap or in a bag. Love the texture of the outer ring.

Great all in one solution for lens hood, filter and water resistant.

Really good fit on my silver X100VI. No gaps and the silver is just about the same as the body. OEM cap fits as well! No discernible change in image quality as far as I can tell.

This product is “worth getting” inspite of the fact that a short shadow may appear on the lower left of your frame when using 35mm, except when using 50mm or 70mm. The attached filter is excellent though not waterproof. It works for me and not a deal breaker.