The Fujifilm X100VI oozes retro appeal and boasts a beautiful 23mm f/2 lens. The inclusion of in-body image stabilization and a 40MP sensor, along with improved autofocus and better video, make this a formidable camera. These changes represent a sizeable upgrade on its predecessor, the X100V, and cement its position as one of the best compact cameras around at the moment.
For
- IBIS up to 6EV
- 40MP sensor
- Improved autofocus
- 20 film simulations
Against
- Pricier than previous models
- Lens filter for full weather-sealing still not included
- Single UHS-I card slot limits the new powers
The Fujifilm X100V marked a significant step forward for the X100-series and quickly became one of the best compact cameras on the market. A new version of the 23mm f/2 lens, new tilting screen, better autofocus system, and unique hybrid viewfinder combined in a superb everyday camera and travel companion. It is possible to get this model for less than the newer X100VI, but you'll miss out on the 40MP sensor and in-body image stabilization.
For
- Superb hybrid viewfinder
- Retro design
- Useful tilting touchscreen
- Super sharp lens
Against
- Lens filter for full weather-sealing not included
- Pricey for a fixed lens camera
