Fujifilm X100VI Review

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Welcome to my comprehensive review of the Fujifilm X100VI, the latest addition to the renowned X100 series. This video is your ultimate guide to understanding everything this camera offers, from its classic design to its cutting-edge features.

🔍 What's Inside:
00:00 Introduction
01:06 X100 - The History
01:58 New Features
02:47 Design & Usability
05:50 New Film Simulations
07:19 In Body Image Stabilisation
09:42 New Sensor & Processor
13:07 Making Movies
14:29 Any Downsides?
16:14 Summary

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👇 Drop your questions and thoughts about the Fujifilm X100VI in the comments below. I'd love to hear from you!

[thegayestshit]

Thank you Kevin for your inspiration over the years. In 2018 I bought my X100F and started shooting using your recipes (I really liked what you called “Padilla” back then, these days I have the “Imai” on most of the time). I had a great pleasure of attending a workshop in London with you. I hope all is well and there are many more years and iterations of the X100 on your way.

[RenatoFerreiradeSousa-ev]

In photography gear i have two regrets, selling my fuji xpro1 and my X100V. Now i believe i will sell my full frame setup and just enjoy the simplicity of one camera and one lens

[dpulte]

Two of my favorite things - X100's and Kevin Mullins! Great video, Kevin!

[cameraplus]

Thanks for taking the time to produce this video Kevin. Very enjoyable as always & I'm looking forward to getting them into stock. Incredible to see your children growing up through your images.

[GarryM]

Being a proud owner of X100V since its release and even though I’m a Nikon shooter this is still my favourite little do everything camera and I’m most definitely going to buy the VI 😍 with regards to weather sealing I’m a big fan of the Nisi UV Filter kit that is not only more compact than the Fugi kit it also allows you to use the lens cap. It’s therefore permanently fitted so well done Nisi 👍

[SteveMcClanahan]

Thanks Kevin. You were one of the first people to introduce me to Fuji years ago and you've been an inspiration ever since. It was too late for the X100 but I picked up the X100S when it came out and haven't looked back since. Now time for the IV!

[matko]

When I watch your videos, it has an absolutely positive effect. The calm and friendliness that you radiate is transmitted. By the way, I received my x100 VI two days after release. What a great camera. I wish you all the best and a nice weekend. I'm looking forward to your next video.

[PeteReed-pl]

Great to see this review Kevin. Thank you for putting it together so thoughtfully with your consistent authenticity. I share the battery, WR and SD card gripes, but there is always a tradeoff and I can’t wait to try the new IBIS and processor in a camera this small. It’ll make a world of difference as a wheelchair user. Size is my top consideration now. Big hug, thank you again for continuing to make lemonade. Pete

[stephenelliott]

For me IBIS and the 40Mp sensor are very welcome, but with that resolution I would have preferred an 18mm lens with an option to crop digitally in camera to 23mm, or crop in post if required. In certain situations I find the 35mm equivalent focal length too tight.

[cameraman]

Selling for $1599 here in the US. Honestly, while I knew this was going to be the star of this summit, but I was hoping for a hint of an X-Pro 4. Oh well, there is the Sydney summit later this year (date undetermined), maybe then…

[chrisshotit]

Just bought an XT5 as I got impatient waiting for the VI. I’m already finding the size inconvenient so it looks like the credit card is going to take a hammering. Cheers for the review!

[kbstabs]

Just received word that my X100V I was finally in the store after 6 months of placing the order. Before confirming payment I returned here again several months later to watch your review again. The camera will now be on its way very soon.

[calpearson]

Thank you Kevin for your thoughtful and thorough review. I eagerly went down to my local photography store and reserved the little gem earlier in the week. As a happy Leica Q owner, I was holding out for Fujifilm to present a new X100 or X-Pro; because, I really wanted something more pocketable. I had tried the X-T5 earlier last year, and was so impressed; so knew that brilliance was imminent. Now my inner child can’t wait for that magic and joy.

[kian]

it's amazing how the x100 series inspires people to achieve their stunning results, I get as much enjoyment watching these youtube video as (I assume I can, in time) having my own copy.

[Ndpurc]

So, I watched this, and placed my order, and also caught your recent unboxing of the special edition, and realised I was probably far too late for the special edition, unless you know of a way for a nobody, amateur to manage to acquire one? Hey ho, such is life, but I could feel your joy at the unboxing. I guess we all know that life is not about accumulating stuff, as we’ll have to leave it all behind one day, but it ever there was a thing of beauty that can bring joy while we are here, it has to be that lovely special edition. Love your monotones! 👍😁

[ryans_life]

Lovely review Kevin. Enjoyed it and your shots. Brilliant. Cheers

[GreenRC]

A wonderful review and amazing sounding camera. Thank you!

[arda_]

Possibly the best video on the X100VI along with Gordon Laning's video glad Youtube recommended this. Also great semple photos!

I bought the X100VI as a X100V owner. Other than the production location, I don't see any downgrades over the X100V. Very excited!

[hervetenot]

Thanks Kevin. It's always a pleasure to hear from you… I will upgrade too! 📷

[bobmayphotography]

Kevin, thank you for the detailed and balanced review. The Six will be a wonderful upgrade on my XE-4 with pancake, and an excellent younger sibling for the X-T5. Extraordinary achievement managing to build in IBIS. I still look fondly on my Fujica ST605 SLR, bought in 1977. It was marketed as The Little Camera for the Big Shots. I think the same will apply to the Six! 😊