Fujifilm X100VI-Silver

I put my name down for one of these back when it was first announced. Took maybe 4 months for delivery. First impressions a well thought out go anywhere camera with a host of bells and whistles. My main selling point was the retro look, feel and operation. You can do everythin the old fashioned way (shutter speed, aperture, iso etc) from dials rather than wading through menus. It feels heavy for a compact but reassuringly so while the overall handling can be a bit fiddly at times it soon becomes 2nd nature. The 40mp CCD gives lovely crisp pictures and helps in a very small way to offset the lack of zoom function. Talking of which there is a menu option for a 70mm digital zoom which can also help. This is my one major gripe with the camera-lack of zoom! If Fuji could have seen fit to put just a little bit of an optical zoom lens then it would be perfect. Portraits do not go well on a wide angle lens and you need a minimum (i would say) of around 100mm to get a more flattereing perspective. The other gripe is lack of filter thread which is a pain in the derriere when you have to hold a polariser or some such in front of the lens. So lack of zoom and no filter thread equals one less star. All that aside its a lovely camera and perfect for oldies like me who grew up and are used to camera with all the controls where you need them. I'm sure Fuji know this and will introduce such improvements on the next iteration to make everyone want to upgrade.

Excellent but much cheaper elswhere. A lot cheaper

sin duda un agran compra, considerar siempre comprar una segunda bateria. y tener en cuenta el peso de los archivos.

As a long-time, dyed-in-the-wool Canon full-frame user, the idea of switching, even partially, to a fixed-lens, APS-C sensor camera like the Fujifilm X100VI felt… well, wrong. My skepticism was palpable. I’m deeply invested in the Canon ecosystem, with a stable of EF lenses I’ve come to rely on. The thought of a non-interchangeable lens felt restrictive, and the smaller sensor size raised questions about image quality and depth of field – areas I prioritize. My initial search for a more compact companion camera stemmed from a desire to streamline my gear. I've been slowly purchasing more versatile RF L-series lenses for my main body, and needed something truly portable for travel and everyday carry – a short lens solution that wouldn't weigh me down. The X100VI, on paper, ticked the "short/travel camera" box, but could it truly satisfy a full-frame noble snob like myself? Let me tell you, the X100VI has not just surprised me; it’s genuinely charmed me. The fixed 23mm f/2 lens (equivalent to 35mm on full frame) is surprisingly versatile. It’s wide enough for landscapes and street photography, yet offers enough separation for pleasing portraits. My initial concerns about the lack of lens options have faded as I’ve embraced the creative constraints. This single, superb lens encourages a different way of seeing, forcing me to move my feet and find the shot rather than relying on a zoom ring. I now see light better and have become more artistic. You don't have to move the dials, they can stay on Auto, but this camera practically calls you out to use them - and you'll want to! But the real magic of the X100VI lies in that elusive "Fujifilm vibe." It's hard to quantify, but it's undeniably present in every image. The color science is simply stunning. Out-of-camera JPEGs possess a richness and character that often required significant post-processing with my Canon files. The film simulations are more than just filters; they evoke a sense of nostalgia and imbue photos with a distinct aesthetic. Whether it's the classic Velvia punch, the subtle tones of Classic Chrome, or the warm rendering of Nostalgic Neg., each simulation offers a unique starting point that feels authentic and inspiring. Beyond the image quality, there's a tactile joy to using this camera. The retro design, the physical dials for aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, and the hybrid rangefinder style viewfinder all contribute to a more engaging and deliberate shooting experience. It slows you down in the best possible way, encouraging you to think about the fundamentals of photography. Why do people truly love this camera? It's not just about the specs; it's about the feeling it evokes. It's about the beautiful simplicity of a well-crafted tool that encourages creativity and delivers stunning results with a unique visual signature. It’s about the joy of capturing moments with a camera that feels like an extension of your eye. The Fujifilm X100VI has unexpectedly slotted perfectly into my evolving photographic workflow. It provides that short lens perspective I was seeking in a remarkably portable package, and it does so with a distinct character that my Canon setup, while technically proficient, sometimes lacked. It hasn't replaced my full-frame system, but it has become an indispensable companion, offering a different perspective and a unique creative outlet. Don't just take my word for it. Please take a look at the attached pictures I've taken with the Fujifilm X100VI. See for yourself the "Fujifilm vibe" and the quality this seemingly unassuming camera can produce. The images speak volumes more than my words ever could. Straight out of the camera - enjoy the journey.

My absolute baby. I bring it everywhere with me and it is super easy to get used too. The internal nd filter really helps with light and the film simulations makes taking picture feel like a whole new experience. If you are looking for a compact camera to bring with you when you go out or travel this is the crème of the crop!

I was lucky enough to find an X100VI in stock on Amazon for MSRP and have been enjoying it for the past few days. This isn't a camera for everyone as it has a fixed focal length and is pretty pricey. If you're just looking to use the film simulations, you're probably better off getting a cheaper model like the X-T50. If you're looking for a grab-and-go camera for trips and don't want to fuss with lenses, this is the one for you. The camera feels solid in your hands and all the buttons and dials feel high quality. The implementation of IBIS (in body image stabilization) is one of the reasons I sold my X100V for this. The built-in ND filter comes in handy when shooting during the day and allows for better creativity.

Product is good, got the strap, battery, the camera. Everything. Just like as if I went to buy directly from Fujifilm. Everything it says it offers, I have received. Although take heed. The battery is very well hidden so check very throughly. Manual you have to scan the QR code. I’m not going to take a point off from the hidden battery. Overall I still put 5/5.