Fujifilm X100V 1 Year Review | MY. FAVORITE. CAMERA. EVER.

After 1 year with the camera, I've concluded that the Fujifilm X100V is my favorite camera ever. In this video, I share my experiences with the Fuji X100V, what things I like best about it, and why I think it's the perfect camera for any photographer and/or person who wants to document their family memories. I put a lot of hours into creating this Fujifilm X100V review - my honest and complete take on this beautiful camera.

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[Reggiebphoto]

What is your favorite camera ever? Serious, share it down in the comments!

[scopicdrive]

I just bought it some minutes ago....and then i saw your video and i was like "hell yeah i did the right thing !!"

[devanteross]

Great review! Much appreciated. I’ve had this camera for 6 months and can’t help but still watch all these x100v videos LOL. I agree with you about the app! I think you just gotta know how to use it well.

[denniss.]

Sold my X-E3 and all lenses and bought the X100V last week. Loved my X100S in the past. Just documenting my daughter and take pictures of pur life and for traveling it‘s the perfect camera! The V is awesome!

[jetking]

I am a canon 5D Mark IV shooter and I tried this camera last year. I have to say I totally agree with you! This is a go anywhere camera that is one of the best things that I have purchased.

[rives]

honestly a breathe of fresh air to run around and shoot with the x100

[tiarebowman]

omg i love this. i love my x100v so much and love that from the pandemic and losing your wedding jobs temporarily, it allowed you to have a new experience with your v!!!!

[mwales]

The X100 series are my all time favorite camera's ever and the V is the topping on the cake. Whenever I leave the house the V is with me and I'm always asked if it's a film camera or wow someone still shoots film. It's a wonderful camera and does what I need to do everytime... Nice video Thanks

[vinrom]

same here! i have an xt4 but bought x100v to have an everyday camera. convenience + quality!

[NicholasBurgher]

I would also say the X100V is for someone interested in the Fujifilm system but who uses a different one. I have shot Nikon for a long time, but bought the X100V so that I could enter into the Fujifilm world without having to make a big investment in lenses at this time. I carry it everywhere now.

[neilford]

Bought one, sold one, buying one again! 😀 Letting my beloved X-Pro3 go as I'm just not using it. The "grab and go" nature of the V is just so enticing. Thanks for a great roundup.

[eljaykooljay]

Damn I just bought the X100V because of YOU! Thanks hehe. It’s a wonderful camera, and I can’t wait to document family life and trips.

[GajanBalan]

Looooveed this video. Great work Reggie!

[robertpx]

I needed a video like this since I want to jump into Fujifilm. I'll seriously consider this one over the XT-3 when I'm able to buy a new camera.

[boris.dupont]

Thanks! You've got a great camera and a wonderful family too!

[billycullen]

Excellent Reggie, thank you for this! Oh and your content is SO VERY much Better without the annoying background music. Much better, thank you,

[dennisvanmierlo]

Hi Reggie,
My X100V is my favorite camera 📷 I’m going to try out your suggestion to film with it. Your family photos are really great. So lovely to watch. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Lot’s of greetings, Dennis 🇳🇱

[yummywheyprotein]

I'm glad you mention toddlers. Shooting them indoors is my biggest concern. It's very challenging even for my full frame Sony A7iii. I currently have the Sony RX100 mk7 but it's only a 1" sensor and the colors out of camera are very yellow on Sony's. I want to shoot JPEG and forget it. I don't mind a little bit of soft blur, I used to want everything tack sharp but I'm over it.

[jamessenade]

thx for sharing your personal note and your feeling ...priceless .

[williamgoss]

Really lovely and informative video with some beautifully captured family shots; a real pleasure to watch. I’m now convinced that the Fuji 100v is the camera for me, thanks. (I’d be interested to know which other fuiji cameras you use for other types of photography, but I’ve Subscribed so I guess I’ll find out ...). Thanks again.