New: IDSworks foldable thumb grip (thumb rest) for Fujifilm X100VI cameras
IDS Works (Initial Design Studio) released a new foldable thumb grip/thumb rest for X100VI cameras:
- Description: designed to improve ergonomics for rangefinder-style cameras by providing a foldable thumb rest, mimicking the feel of older film cameras without a full hand grip.
- Compatibility: Leica M11, M10, M240, M9, M8, Q3, Q2, and Fujifilm X100VI; specific versions available with or without hot shoe access.
- Materials and Finishes: Available in stainless steel (silver/matte original color, best for silver camera bodies) or brass with aging process (darkened black/matte, develops patina over time); top cover uses durable Type 304 stainless steel.
- Features: Foldable design for compact storage and easy deployment; lightweight build; some models allow single-spot hot shoe use when installed; hand-assembled in China, made to order with rapid shipping.
- Weight: Approximately 32-36g depending on material (stainless steel: 36g; brass: 32g).
- Price: $238.00 USD (includes tax; DDP shipping with no additional duties).
You can use the coupon code “RUMORS” to receive 5% off select IDS Works products. Minimum purchase of USD100 required. Limited to one use per customer with code “RUMORS“.
Check the IDSWorks website for more camera accessories.
Here are the latest X100VI camera accessories:
New: Fujifilm X100VI “Slim Skin” case by Akaralabs
Just announced: IDSworks grip for the new Fuji X100VI camera
Freewell launched the “Real Lens Hood” designed for Leica Q3 43, Fujifilm X100VI/GFX100RF, and RicohGRIII/x cameras
Screen covers, dial locks, and leatherette accessories for Fujifilm cameras
Previous IDS Works product coverage can be found here:
IDS Works released a new modular grip + base plate for the Fujifilm GFX100RF camera
IDSworks announced new modular base plate and L-bracket for Hasselblad X2D cameras
IDSworks released a new hand grip + thumb grip for the Sony RX1RIII camera
IDSworks announced a new modular base plate and L-bracket for Sony cameras
Via LeicaRumors
