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Kenji Leather Half Case for Fujifilm X-E1 | Kenji Leather

Kenji Leather Half Case for Fujifilm X-E1 | Kenji Leather | Fuji X-Pro1 | Scoop.it
From kenjileather.com - October 31, 2012 11:18 AM

 

KenjiLeather is proud to announce our leather cases for the Fujifilm XE-1,

Silver Back (Black leather with black stitch) (130usd)
As shown on the first image.(top case). The Silver Back case uses black leather case with black stitches and a grey/silver linen giving it the name: Silver back Inspired by the silver back gorilla this case is truly a leader of its pack :).

Café Mocha (premium aged brown leather)(145usd) :
Coffee and chocolate are a delightful combination.
Your camera and this suave brown leather case will look just as smooth as a warm cup of good Mocha.


Iguana Green (Dark Green leather and gold stitches)(145usd) :


Pictured in some of the photos are XE-1 camera and nylon corded strap which is not included in the sale. Please do note that the Café Mocha (premium brown leather) and Iguana Green (Dark green leather) will cost $15 more, International buyers are welcome.

We ship worldwide except under special circumstances.

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Fujifilm X-Pro1 Report by Paul Burrows | ProPhoto

Fujifilm X-Pro1 Report by Paul Burrows | ProPhoto | Fuji X-Pro1 | Scoop.it
From www.avhub.com.au - April 23, 2012 4:09 AM

Interestingly, the X-Pro1 is rather less ‘cutesy’ retro than the X100. It seems to be a whole lot more purposeful perhaps because of its size, but certainly because of the interchangeable lenses. The classical styling is most definitely there, but the overall emphasis appears to be more on the function than the form… in other words, this is designed to be, first and foremost, a professional’s working tool rather than a plaything (not that the X100 can be considered merely the latter either, but you know what we mean). Furthermore, the balancing of the traditional and the contemporary is even cleverer, and it’s a long time since we’ve picked up a camera that immediately felt so right. That you don’t need to go near the instruction manual to work everything out is another testimony to the sheer competence of the X-Pro1’s design at every level. It isn’t entirely flawless, but it is undoubtedly a truly great camera.

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