HaogeLH-X51B 2in1 All Metal Ultra-Thin Lens Hood with Adapter Ring Set for Fujifilm X100VI FinePix X100V Camera Accessories Black

This is a great lens hood for the Fuji X100VI. Does not block the flash and has the adapter ring for a filter to weather seal the camera. I like it because it is very slim and reasonably priced. The original Fuji lens cap fits over the hood.

I was a bit skeptical about this product after reading reviews about trouble with the threads. Dunno if I got lucky or what, but mine screwed in easily on the first try and fits great.But what really pleases me is the fact that I can put a full size filter (in my case, a Cinebloom 5%) between the adapter and the hood, WITHOUT ADDING ANY MORE BULK! The hood actually covers the outer edge of the filter entirely and hides it within. I think the bright red ring of the Moment filters are kind of silly looking so this was a doubly awesome surprise.I'm very happy to have a low profile hood, my camera properly weather sealed, and the lens protected— all in a compact but affordable package. Double bonus for accommodating a full thickness filter and managing to hide it as well. All this without mentioning... the original lens hood fit snugly on top. Ingenious design!The color match to the black is not 100% but as you can see from my image, it definitely looks right. You'd have to be a real stickler to take issue with it.

You can see the pictures that I uploaded one before and one after attaching the 49mm Black Pro Mist filter in the middle. You can clearly see the gap. It’s fine to me but it might be a deal breaker to you. Otherwise, it’s the most compact and lightweight.

I like having a lens hood to protect the lens and the UV filter that keeps my x100v weather sealed. Probably the least expensive filter adapter for the x100v. Using this now instead of the rectangular hood I was using previously, this adds less depth and if I need to pull the hood off to stack a circular polarizing filter on, there is no pesky o-ring to lose. It's a little more stealthy than the rectangular one as well, get less looks from camera guys out shooting on the street.

I bought this to use with my Fujifilm X100V and it is perfect! Excellent quality and looks, while protecting the lens from bumps. An added bonus is that the OEM lens hood fits perfectly! Just know that if you have a Fujifilm version other than the X100V the OEM cap will not fit. My solution (when I owned the X100F) was to simply buy an X100V lens hood. While JJC released a similar hood, this one is more compact, which I prefer. Highly recommended!

Good design. You can use the ring for attaching filter only, or you can use it for the low profile hood.Also you can install the filter and the hood if that's your thing.Hood will not work well in case of polarizer because you will have no access to rotate it.

I rarely ever use a hood on my lenses, however, to use filters on the Fuji X100 series cameras, you need an adapter that screws onto the 23mm f2.0 lens and then provides the female threads to use 49mm filters. All of the third party adapters for the Fuji X100 series come as part of a hood/adapter kit. The adapter also acts as a bayonet mount for the hood and a spacer between the lens and filter glass to prevent the lens from hitting the filter glass when the lens moves out to focus in macro mode. Most of the X100 hood designs are cone shaped and flair out, adding unnecessary bulk, and partially blocking the view when using the viewfinder in the optical mode (OVF). This hood slants in, looking more like a lens cap with a large hole in the middle, and it provides more protection then most hoods do. Plus, the build quality, fit, and finish are excellent and match the finish on my Fuji X100F. The hood is designed so I can keep a UV protection filter on the front of the lens with the hood mounted and still use the original Fuji metal slip-on lens cap that comes with the X100F. Most hoods are too wide on the end to use the original lens cap and require other solutions like a 49mm snap cap. The only complaint I have is that you have to use a UV protection filter with a thin ring or the hood will not screw onto the adapter all the way and then prevent the use of the original lens cap. Because it works with both a UV filter for protection and the original X100F lens cap and provides extra protection for the front of the lens, I just keep the hood on the X100F all the time unless I use my CPL or an external ND filter.

Fits a X100V perfectly, the Fuji lens cap slips on nice and snug, the hood design keeps the camera compact and looks nice and integrated to the lens. In contrast, the Fuji filter adapter is irregularly shaped, the standard design lampshade hood adds thickness to the camera and you can no longer use the lens cap. And Fuji costs $75, this costs $19. Fuji has modified the lens design for X100V but the overall dimensions of the lens is supposed to have stayed the same as all the previous X100 cameras. Apparently not, based on customer complaints about the X100V lens cap having a loose fit on the Haoge hood for the previous X100 cameras. So it’s very impressive that Haoge has modified the product and came out with a product specifically for X100V. This product gives “Made in China” a good name.BTW, I did use a slim profile filter.