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Question: Does the case feel like plastic?
Document: This case not only matches the camera's shape and size but also the X10's overall "character." The X10 is a throwback to small film cameras of several decades ago, and so is the case. I feel like I'm carrying around my old Canon rangefinder (among other vintage gear I've owned). The quality of the case ... the leather, the finish, the stitching and the interior lining ... appear to be first-rate.
This case completes the retro look and feel for my X20. It just arrived and there is NO EMBOSSING anywhere, so I'm guessing the manufacturer has made an update.I also looked at the Fuji case, but to me, the Fuji case doesn't have anything over this one. Neither  handles the shade, but both are OK with a protective lens cover.
I don't often write reviews these days, this however is an exception. As a very big fan of the retro style Fuji X10 I was looking for an affordable case that would house the camera, and still have functionality and style. THIS CASE IS IT! It fits the camera perfectly, attaches easily, is affordable priced, and has both the feel and smell of real leather. Later this year I am hoping to buy the recently announced replacement for the Fuji X10 THE X20!
I have a Nikon SLR, but the combo of Fuji X-10 and leather case is really satisfying. Like the old 35mm rangefinder days, only better. !
Also it's not padded, though these are probably something I can correct. Also the case doesn't easily secure when you have a filter installed.I think I can correct (stretch) this out using some saddle soap and something like a glass pushed into it to stretch it.The last comment is more a nuisance and that is you must take the entire case off to access the battery and memory chip. But it is worth mentioning.
I bought this for a Fuji X-20 and it fits perfectly (don't believe the review that said it was loose fitting, it isn't.) It really looks like my old 1960's era rangefinder case other than it isn't distressed enough (*grin*.) I'm sure some neatsfoot oil and some scratches will fix that problem. I love how the top half of the case flips up and using a magnet to secure the case when it is down.
I got this case for my wife's x20. Both cameras have the same body so this sharp looking leather case fits her camera perfectly. The brown leather looks fantastic on the silver camera.The case is in two parts. The bottom can be left on while shooting. The case is held on by snaps around the neck strap. You will have to use the strap to keep the case on. If does fit well, and doesn't seem like it will just fall off.
I received mine about a week ago and there was NO X10 etched in the top, so, for all you X20 owners,  they are shipping without the markings. Two things I don't like: 1) the fit over the lens is a bit snug; 2) the black snap buttons on the lower case (how about antique brass?) and cheap black straps on an otherwise quality leather strap. Why black? It's a retro case - keep it retro throughout.
Looks good, fits good. I wish the attachment was a bit different - like a screw mount into the tripod hole.
Good price, and looks good. It's just a little bulky as the top part seems to be a little bigger than the actual camera. Doesn't really bother me except that it may be a little bulkier than it should be. (Not sure if its necessary to be able to fit it over the lens.) Overall, I still like it and the lose fit may even help cushion any drops.
Answer: No