Reviewing EVERY Fujifilm X100 Camera Ever

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The Fujifilm X100 series has been long-running, but only recently exploded in popularity. Chris and Jordan got access to every single model released, so they can walk you through the line’s history, as well as tell you which ones are still worth owning!

0:00 - Intro
1:35 - X100 Series
2:48 - X100
5:26 - X100S
7:22 - X100T
9:20 - X100F
11:08 - X100V
12:53 - X100 VI
14:18 - The wrap

[dj_laundry_list]

Alternate title: Chris goes to 35mm hell

[Okaydo]

Fun fact: The X100VI is the cheapest of the X100 series, adjusted for inflation:
--X100VI costs $1599 in 2024 dollars.
--X100V cost $1399 when it was released in February 2020, which is $1699 in today's dollars.
--X100F cost $1299 when it was released in January 2017, which is $1680 in today's dollars.
--X100T cost $1299 when it was released in September 2014, which is $1714 in today's dollars
--X100S cost $1299 when it was released in January 2013, which is $1772 in today's dollars
--X100 cost $1199 when it was released in September 2010, which is $1724 in today's dollars.

[gerikmd]

35mm focal length;

Everyone: Wow!!
Chris: Eeew!!

[misterfilmguy]

I bought my x100S new and it is still kicking with no problems in 2024. Obviously the line has been greatly improved since then, but the older models are still very capable when you lean into their strengths.

[salamanca]

This is one of my fav. videos from Jordan and Chris so far. Very informative and super well structured. I think it makes sense to jump two series to really make the upgrade worth. Hence I‘m still very happy with my V and wait another 4 years until the VII :-)
Keep up the great work!!

[siwynjones]

I bought an original X100 with my Christmas bonus back in 2011. It genuinely changed my photography life. I had the sticky aperture blades fixed for free early on, but even after hammering it through to about 2014, it still works great even now. Never bought another X100, but an X-Pro2 with a Fujicron is pretty much my go-to sling-it-in-my-man-bag device even now. Yeah, autofocus is still crap, but I only shoot stuff that doesn’t move at f8, so it does the job.

[MrJohnnyMel]

200K congratulations fellahs, great job. Enjoyed this one very much

[ej_tech]

Even after all the different YT channels they're still in contact with The Camera Store.

[thebiblioholic]

I still have the X100S. This is a great series of cameras.

[darkstepwarrior]

love this kind of total series review. it gives context and perspective to the whole series.

[BrandonLibby]

The X100 series is the only camera series that I know of where all previous versions become more expensive when a new version is released. 🙃

[inorogNL]

I had so much fun with first one, really took it almost everywhere with me ( its completely worn our from use wich I did not manage to do with any other camera but it still works, got t and F version later, but when I review my images the original one takes the crown no question about it.

[HartponderJr]

Bravo! I would like to see the same review for the XPro line

[crsantin]

I still have the very first one. Still use it too. It’s fantastic. I’ll upgrade when it stops working.

[blue]

god i had the chance to pick up the OG x100 for $200 a few years ago. not a day goes by that I dont regret not doing so

[S-B-R]

Great rundown guys. I had the choice of pre-ordering the VI or buying a V from a reputable second hand vendor here in the UK, so ended up going with the V and haven't regreted it in the slightest. Such a lovely camera to use and really satifying to ease getting into photography.

[TheGadgetMom]

This is such a useful review and also somewhat nostalgic since I’ve owned all of these up to the F and am now considering the v versus vi. Thanks for the info and keeping it fun!

[assafrutenberg]

So thrilled to see you hitting 200K subs! Here's to the next 200K!

[gerikmd]

At this rate there should already be a pre-order line for the x100vii.. lol

[juleshorse]

I jumped into the X100 experience with the X100vi, my first X100. I have to say is it simply fun to use and delivers great images. Thanks for the summary of the series.