Fujifilm X100VI & X100V - exposure compensation Dial lock
Fujifilm X100VI & X100V - exposure compensation Dial lock
One thing I’ve noticed with the Fujifilm X100VI and X100V is how easy it is to accidentally knock the exposure compensation dial while out and about or during a shoot. This can be incredibly frustrating—if you don’t realise it in time, it could ruin all the images from your day.
This small accessory simply push-fits over the exposure compensation dial, locking it in place to prevent accidental adjustments. Designed to seamlessly blend with the aesthetics of the Fujifilm X100VI and X100V, it ensures you can shoot with confidence, without worrying about unintended changes.
Fujifilm X100VI & X100V - exposure compensation Dial lock
One thing I’ve noticed with the Fujifilm X100VI and X100V is how easy it is to accidentally knock the exposure compensation dial while out and about or during a shoot. This can be incredibly frustrating—if you don’t realise it in time, it could ruin all the images from your day.
This small accessory simply push-fits over the exposure compensation dial, locking it in place to prevent accidental adjustments. Designed to seamlessly blend with the aesthetics of the Fujifilm X100VI and X100V, it ensures you can shoot with confidence, without worrying about unintended changes.
Fujifilm X100VI & X100V - exposure compensation Dial lock
One thing I’ve noticed with the Fujifilm X100VI and X100V is how easy it is to accidentally knock the exposure compensation dial while out and about or during a shoot. This can be incredibly frustrating—if you don’t realise it in time, it could ruin all the images from your day.
This small accessory simply push-fits over the exposure compensation dial, locking it in place to prevent accidental adjustments. Designed to seamlessly blend with the aesthetics of the Fujifilm X100VI and X100V, it ensures you can shoot with confidence, without worrying about unintended changes.
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