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When you say a case, you mean like the ever ready case? Or something with more padding?
It'll just fit in the every ready case with a filter on (you have to squeeze it a tiny bit but it's fine). If you want something with more padding, I guess look for something like a holster. Manfrotto make a small padded case that just fits it, although the padding isn't all that. If you want something with more cushioning, some people use those small clip on lens pouches that Think Tank and Lowepro make to attach to a larger bag - they're about the right size, have chunky padding and easy drawstring or zipper access.
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If I were to take an expensive camera skiing I'd go for a camera bag that's well padded (in case I fall), as well as offers sufficient protection from snow (so zipped bag instead of a "case").
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Apologies in advance for lazy question.
Do any of you keep your x100t in a case with room for lens protecting filter on it.
I am going skiing, and would like the lovely scenery to compensate for my lack of photography skills. I am also as clumsy moron who can't ski, but would quite like to bring the camera back in one functioning piece.
I guess a generally practical case is more important to me than it being made of indestructablum.