Fujifilm X100VI Camera Review: 40MP APS-C sensor with 35mm F2 lens
The Fujifilm X100VI is a $1599 fixed-lens camera with a 40MP APS-C sensor, F2 lens, hybrid viewfinder, 14 film simulations, 6.2K video, 4EV ND filter, in-body stabilization, and new features.
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The Fujifilm X100VI is a fixed-lens camera designed for photographers, featuring a stabilized 40MP APS-C sensor with a 35mm equivalent F2 lens. Key features include a hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder, machine-learning trained subject recognition AF, 14 film simulations, 6.2K video capture, and a built-in 4EV ND filter. Priced at $1599, it offers in-body image stabilization and a move to the 40MP BSI CMOS sensor. The camera introduces new film simulations, supports camera-to-cloud functionality, and enhances video capabilities with 10-bit recording and AF tracking. The X100VI maintains a similar body design to its predecessor, with minor improvements in weight and screen tilting. Control layout remains familiar, with dedicated controls for aperture, shutter speed, and exposure compensation. The camera's hybrid viewfinder offers three modes and includes improvements from firmware updates. Battery life is rated at 450 shots per charge using the optical viewfinder. Overall, the X100VI delivers high image quality and performance enhancements, making it a versatile option for photography enthusiasts.
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3 comments The main challenge for those interested is going to be finding one. They're sold out everywhere and are selling for well over $2,500 on eBay. Your best bet is probably to place your order now and sit tight for a whileNow it looks like that you only have the choice between: compact/low cost, expensive professional set or gadget/design expensive crap.
That said, I see they stuffed some AI and gimmick filters in there. It seems like a very uninteresting camera.
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