Definitive review of the Fuji X100VI After 5000 images and video shot with it. I may have to eat a lot of my words from my first video....Spoiler alert Amazing.

So I put the Fuji X100VI throguh its paces after capturing over 5000 images and extensive testing in both photo and video modes. I'll be sharing photo samples fo the Fujix100vi as well as video footage shot in Flog2 and graded. This video isn't just a review; it's a journey through the capabilities and results you can achieve with this stunning camera.

The Fuji X100VI stands out with its impressive 40.2 Megapixel sensor, delivering unparalleled image quality with dimensions of 7728 x 5152. Coupled with a 23.5 x 15.7 mm (APS-C) CMOS sensor, the image details are crisp and vivid.

The game-changing features of the X100VI, including the sensor-shift, 5-axis Image Stabilization for photos and digital stabilization for videos, make handheld shooting a breeze, ensuring your shots are stable even in the most challenging conditions. I did feel that the IBIS lone makes this camera a great low light performer as well as a hybrid camera that can accommodate pretty much for photo and video without feeling that you are missing something.

The camera's 23mm focal length (35mm equivalent: 35mm) with a maximum aperture of f/2 allows for stunning bokeh and low-light performance. Although I find the lens soft from f2 to f4, but this improves from f5.6 to f11. Something typical to expect.

ISO sensitivity ranges from 125 to 12,800 for both photos and videos, with an extended range up to 51,200 for photos and 25,600 for videos, offering versatility in various lighting conditions. The low noise performance of the Fuji X100VI surprised me, especially in low light situation. This camera can handle the night no problem!

The X100VI doesn’t hold back on video capabilities either, supporting internal recording modes like H.265 and H.264 Long GOP with resolutions up to 6240 x 3510 at various frame rates, ensuring your videos are of the highest quality.

Storage is no issue with its single slot for SD/SDHC/SDXC cards. Not a single card glitch or freeze and I've been carrying this camera daily since I got it.

The 3" tilting touchscreen LCD, built-in flash, and a robust battery life of approximately 310 shots per charge make it an all-rounder. The Flash is another reason to love this camera. It is powerful and gets the job done really good!. This is another reason to prefer the X100VI over more expensive cameras when it comes to fun at night with family and friends.

Very light weight 471g with the battery and recording media, the Fuji X100VI is not just powerful but also incredibly portable. Ideal for street and travel which is what I've been using it mainly for.

Through this video, experience the stunning image and video samples captured with this camera. Notice how the improved autofocus (AF) and additional megapixels over its predecessor, the X100V, elevate its performance, making it a superior choice for photographers and videographers alike. The AF it's sticky and performs well even in lower light situations.

Share your thoughts, feedback, or any questions in the comments below. Let’s discuss what makes the Fuji X100VI a remarkable addition to the world of photography and videography!"


This are some of the products I showed in the video. Not Affiliate links just making it easy for you so you get the right one:

👉Haoge Lenshood with UV filter: [ Ссылка ]
👉Lensmate thumb grip for X100V - X100VI: [ Ссылка ]

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