LUV-X100W Metal Lens Hood with MC UV Protection Multicoated Ultraviolet Lens Filter for Fujifilm Fuji X100F X100T X100S X100 X70 Camera Silver 2in1 Accessory Set

Exactly as described in the listing. IMO this is the only protective lens cap/hood that's worth it to get for the Fuji x100F. It's surprising how difficult it is to find a filter that works for the x100F; the typical route would be to get a converter ring and then the filter, and after that the OEM lens cap wouldn't fit any more.This filter is great because the OEM lens cap fits on it, and the build quality of the metal feels original to the camera. Once it's screwed on it adds about a half inch of protrusion which isn't too bad. I love it.The only con is that the hood gets in the way of the on-camera flash, casting a slight shadow in the lower part of the frame when in use. Either remove the hood when using the on-camera flash, or use an external flash system instead.

I really like this - it's designed for the Fuji X100 series, but it also has great applications elsewhere where 49mm male-threaded lenses reveal themselves. In my case, it was an MS-Optical Sonnetar, where your only real options were reverse mounting a filter -- or using an awkward female-to-female connector that never really looked right. This gives you at least some protection and UV filtering in a way that is compatible with Miyazaki's chrome barrel design. It should also fit a lot of Voigtlander lenses with 49mm reverse-threaded fronts.

The lens cap does not fit. It just falls right off. This was the whole reason I bought the thing. Also, it does not allow the use of the Fujifilm filter PRF-49. Yes, I'm aware that it comes with a piece of glass. Still, I prefer to use the Fujifilm filter, and this does not allow for that. The Haoge unit seems nicely made. If you can be happy with the integrated filter, it's a great deal. I prefer that my filter and lens hood be separable, so that I could use the hood with a different filter, like say a polarizing filter. I returned the item.