Best Accessories for Sony RX100VII (Page 2): Yes, but I ordered directly from Lensmate with extra adhesives.

THRaleigh Loc: NC

SteveG wrote:

Is this what you have?

Yes, but I ordered directly from Lensmate with extra adhesives.

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

That includes the filters? Looks like Amazon doesn't. I guess I can just take a look

D.T.

I HAVE THE RX100 VI AND THE SONY JACKET CASE (LCJRXF) WHICH IS GREAT TO USE WITH THE FRONT & TOP WHICH SNAP OFF AND ON.THE CASE SCREWS INTO THE BOTTOM OF THE CAMERA SO YOU MUST TAKE IT OFF FOR CHANGING THE BATTER OR THE FILE. I CAN OPEN THE SCREEN AND SHOOT FROM THE WAIST IF NEED BE. THE CASE IS EXTREMELY WELL MADE AND IS VERY SECURE. CRY ONCE!!-WHEN YOU WRITE THE CHECK, AND THEN-BE HAPPY!
I HAVE THE FILTER ADAPTOR FOR 49MM MODEL VFA-49R1 ($30), WHICH I USE TO PUT ON A PRO 49MM HGX CIRCULAR POLARIZER ($60).I NEED TO TAKE THE EASILY REMOVABLE ADAPTOR WHICH I LEAVE THE POLOARIZER ON ALL OF THE TIME. WHEN I AM JUST CARRYING THE CAMERA. I CAN QUICKLY UNSNAP THE FRONT COVER OF CASE AND SNAP THE ADAPTOR WITH FILTER ON IN ABOUT 10 SECONDS.
WHEN IT IS SUNNY / BRIGHT OUT, IT IS ALWAYS ON THE CAMERA, SO I NEVER HAVE TO FIGHT MR. REFLECTION, RESULTING IN GOOD TRUE COLOR DETAILS.

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

D.T. wrote:

I HAVE THE RX100 VI AND THE SONY JACKET CASE (LCJR... (show quote)

Thank you! I appreciate your help. Will look into it!

THRaleigh Loc: NC

SteveG wrote:

That includes the filters? Looks like Amazon doesn't. I guess I can just take a look

Len Mate has kits including ND filters. I bought my CPL separately. I do not have ND filters.

tomad Loc: North Carolina

I really like this case. It's very protective and doesn't add much bulk. I have a VI model and the listing doesn't say this fits a VII, but I thought they were exactly the same size. Maybe the listing was posted before the VII came out.

https://www.amazon.com/Aproca-Travel-20-1MP-Digital-Camera/dp/B07QL4VVY8/ref=asc_df_B07QL4VVY8/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=366384189491&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=18198805134544976706&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9009993&hvtargid=pla-817276686373&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=75347436479&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=366384189491&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=18198805134544976706&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9009993&hvtargid=pla-817276686373

djet Loc: Burbank, CA

I purchased this screen protector and have been very pleased with it:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0785NPSNF

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

Anyone have any experience with this Cokin type filter kit by Nisi?

https://www.adorama.com/als.mvc/cartview

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

I don't think I would leave a polarized on all the time unless you are outside in situations where it was going to help. I did that many years ago in Europe during my film days. 1974. I wasn't happy that I did. But if it works for you, great! I think I would want something that I could easily put on when I needed it, or if it were designed where it wasn't impeding the camera in any way. This Nisi kit, Cokin style caught my eye:

https://www.adorama.com/als.mvc/cartview

THRaleigh Loc: NC

SteveG wrote:

I don't think I would leave a polarized on all the time unless you are outside in situations where it was going to help. I did that many years ago in Europe during my film days. 1974. I wasn't happy that I did. But if it works for you, great! I think I would want something that I could easily put on when I needed it, or if it were designed where it wasn't impeding the camera in any way. This Nisi kit, Cokin style caught my eye:

https://www.adorama.com/als.mvc/cartview

Steve:

With the Lens Mate adapter, you put the filter on only when you need them. I put the CPL on only to show the three accessories I have. As I stated they use 52 mm screw on filter just like any other camera lenses with a 52 mm front thread.
I am very happy with this setup. The LensMate filter adapter do not interfere with the camera operations.

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

I will definitely give that a serious look! Many thanks!

Doc Barry Loc: Huntsville, Alabama USA

SteveG wrote:

Well, I finally did it! Thanks to a great fellow ... (show quote)

I posted the following some time ago. Love this little camera!

"This little camera is great in many ways, but I found it hard to hold in my big old hands. Solution was to get the Haoge HG-M6B Skidproof Camera Bracket Holder Hand Grip. This puts a nice finger grip for my right hand and there is a large cutout on the underside that is perfect for my left thumb. Easy to attach and remove.

I like a carrying case that goes on my belt. After some looking about, I found the USA Gear Compact Digital Camera Case. It has belt loop and clip, plus an accessory pocket I use for spare batteries. Item model number is 4331970725.

The last goody is the Expert Shield - THE Screen Protector for: Sony RX100 VII / RX100 VI - Crystal Clear.

Amazon has it all in stock."

Enjoy!

SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina

Thank you Doc! I'll check it out! That case IS nice! I like it!

Doc Barry Loc: Huntsville, Alabama USA

SteveG wrote:

Thank you Doc! I'll check it out! That case IS nice! I like it!

My pleasure!

D.T.

I have the RX100VI. Great travel camera. built in finder is great to use in bright or outdoor shoots. Sony has a polarizer than has a glue-on piece which is metallic and permanently is on the front of the camera. I would buy their products because they really back their goods! It really makes a difference and is the most important filter to have. The polarizer is magnetic and it also acts as a density filter. Cry once-when you buy it, so you never have to look back!
It has never fallen off and I keep it in a filter container when not actually taking pix, as it is too thick to fit on the camera with their neck/shoulder leather carrier which has a drop down front flap. Walking around, put the front flap in your pocket so you can get some great impromptu pix right from your waist if need be, as you can put the view screen facing up.