X100VI

Loves their X100VI and carries it constantly, but yells at the AF once a day.

“I love using my X100VI + it’s been almost always on me for months now (even if I yell at the AF once a day)”

Their X100VI broke from a manufacturing issue and couldn't be replaced.

“I had the x100vi, it broke due to a manufacturing issue and couldn’t be replaced.”

Sold their X100VI because its image quality was barely better than their chunkier X100F.

“Had my X100VI here, and the difference of image quality to my X100F was negligible to my surprise.”

Bought the X100VI as a second camera, didn't like it and sold it.

“I went with the X100VI, didn’t like it, sold it, and bought the A7CII instead.”

Found the X100VI more fun, stealthy and compact than their A7R V in Japan.

“i brought my x100vi as a backup and i just found it more fun!”

Their new X100VI arrived with a defect gap and needs warranty repair.

“I plan to warranty this one and seek a repair or replacement.”

Their X100VI feels higher quality than their X-T5.

“FWIW, my copy feels higher quality than my XT5.”

Their X100VI is built better than several X100Vs they owned.

“My X100VI is built better than several Vs that I’ve owned.”

After a week, finds the X100VI cheap-feeling with bad battery, overheating video and unreliable low-light AF.

“Battery life is soo bad. I can’t even believe it.”

Used the X100VI exclusively for months and finds it overhyped with a mushy shutter and buzzy AF.

“It’s definitely overhyped and overpriced for what it is.”

Loves their X100VI and its performance, though it's less solid than their X-T2.

“I love my x100vi. Its build quality is absolutely not as solid as my previous x-t2.”

Finds X100VI photos lack pop next to their Z6III and even their Lumix S9.

“the photos lack pop I find if I compare to my z6iii”

Finds some X100VI dials a bit flimsy but its overall feel premium.

“After using my X100VI again, I have to say some dials do feel a bit flimsy.”

Owns the X100VI and X-Pro3 and thinks claims of lower quality are overblown.

“I too think the idea that the quality has gone down is overblown.”

Needed a case on their X100VI to get a comfortable grip.

“I had to add a case by Muziri Kinokoo to get a better feel for my X100VI.”

Loves the X100VI's film simulations; iPhone shots look soulless in comparison.

“I just love the film simulations!”

Sold their full-frame Sony gear for the X100VI and is super excited about it.

“Finally joined the Fujifilm community with the X100VI! Super excited about it!”

Returned it: autofocus was poor, with a coin-flip chance a bystander's shot of them would be out of focus, and it was too large to pocket. The film simulations looked nice, but it felt like style over substance.

“I got one but took it back. The Autofocus was very poor. Hand this camera to someone to take a photo of you and there’s 50/50 chance it will be out of focus.”

Added the Fuji grip, which makes it fit like a glove; the in-camera clarity effect is too slow so they turned it off, and HEIF files won't transfer to their iPad through Fuji's app.

“I bought the Fuji grip which makes it fit like a glove. I agree that the editing time for “clarity” is so annoying because I love the clarity effect. But too slow so I’ve disabled it.”

First impression a day in: it feels cheap with no manual, and their X-Pro2 is better, though they will give it a few months.

“I just received my x100vi yesterday. My first impression is the cheap fell and no owners manual. My Fuji x pro 2 is superior.”

Returned it: autofocus was shocking and the joystick keeps sending the focus box to a corner unnoticed, so photos handed to others come out soft; the film simulations are good.

“The autofocus is shocking and the way the joystick ends up sending the focus box to the corner, and you don’t realise, hand the camera to someone to take your photo”

Bought it before their Leica Q3 43 and is still very happy with it.

“I got this camera actually before I bought my Leica Q3 43 and I am still very happy with it.”

Wasn't sure about the X100VI after ten days; went for the X-T5 after feeling its dials.

“I had the x100vi for 10 days and wasnt that sure.”

Loves the X100VI and will keep it alongside a new Zf.

“I love my x100vi, never giving it up.”

Upgraded from the X100V and loves the VI: IBIS helps in low light and slow shutters, with simple point-and-shoot use.

“I’ve been using the x100vi for about a month now and I absolutely love it.”

Unsure about the X100VI: pretty and compact but button customisation is poor and filters add bulk.

“i’m still unsure how i feel about the VI. it’s pretty, shoots well and compact”

Remains firmly with Sony and is unsure about keeping their X100VI.

“Not sure I'll keep my x100VI, but not ready to give up on it yet.”

Struggled moving from the X-T30 to the X100VI and may return to the X-T30.

“I still have my XT30 which I think I’m going to go back to”

Loved the X100VI but swapped it for an X-T5 to change lenses.

“I bought the X100 VI and loved it, but realized almost immediately that I wanted the opportunity to change lenses”

Sold their X-T5 for the X100VI, finding it fun but missing wider and tele options.

“the camera is so fun to use, but I really do miss the option of going wider or closer”

Bought the X100VI to revive their love of photography after an A7R III; easy to bring and capable.

“I bought the X100VI in an attempt to revive my love for photography and so far it has been great”

Bought a Ricoh and stopped using their X100VI, then sold it.

“stopped using my X100VI and ended up selling it.”

Their X-T5 is over 50k clicks and looks brand new.

“my X-T5 is at over 50k clicks and looks absolutely brand new.”

Uses their X100VI more than their FX3 and A7 IV, even in pro shoots for video.

“I've been using my X100VI more than my FX3 and A7IV since purchasing it.”

Has had no quality issues at all with their X100VI.

“Absolutely nothing wrong with my X100VI. No quality issues at all.”

Sold their X100VI for an a6700 because its tracking AF lagged Sony's.

“the AF on that was loads better than the AF on a Fuji X100VI that I had for a while”

Finds the X100VI's OVF hard to expose with and its 23mm limiting, and may trade for an X-T5.

“I'm thinking maybe to sell my X100Vi and trade up to an X-T5”

Adores their X100VI as an effortless, fun travel camera next to their D810.

“I adore my x100vi just for putting in my Fanny pack and getting fun images on my travels.”

Sold their X-T5 kit for the X100VI, which feels weightless and they take out far more.

“The X100vi on a strap is almost weightless in a way that an XT5 with the 23mm wasn't”

Loves the X100VI as a powerhouse walkaround with close focusing and a built-in ND filter.

“I love it, it’s such a powerhouse.”

Selling their X100VI over card-write lag with film simulations, a problem they also had on the X-Pro3.

“You are not alone and this is why I am selling mine tomorrow”

Took only the X100VI to London for its pocketability, tilt screen, built-in ND and more custom slots.

“In the end I ended up taking the X100VI only and was glad I did”

Loves their X100VI for its size, fixed-lens challenge, dials and viewfinder.

“I also have a Fuji X100vi and I love it for size, the challenge of a fixed lens, external dials and old school feel”

Adores their X100VI but felt limited by the fixed lens and added an X-T5.

“Still won’t sell my X100VI because it’s just such a piece of art that i absolutely adore”

Very happy with the X100VI after two months and two trips: form factor, fixed lens and weather resistance.

“ended up going for the x100vi and very happy with my choice.”

Finds their X100VI stunning, though moving toddler shots without zoom are tricky.

“I got the x100vi. It’s stunning.”

After years of lens swapping on an X-T30 II, the X100VI is their do-it-all that never leaves their side.

“It’s a do-it-all for me. Great for quick shots, or for being creative.”

Takes their X100VI everywhere and loves its colour, sims and size.

“I still own a x100vi, and I take it everywhere I go.”

Returned the X100VI because its AF was poor compared with their a7 IV.

“returned it after a few days because the autofocus was so poor compared to my A7IV.”

Loves the X100VI as a superb point-and-shoot but not a main camera.

“I love, LOVE my x100vi.”

Owns the X100VI but would not recommend it as a first non-phone camera.

“I have the x100vi and I would not recommend it if it's your first non phone camera.”

Finds the X100VI's dials and capability delightful.

“The haptic feeling, all the dials and buttons that are so nice to touch and use, and the capability of the camera itself are just delightful.”

Loves the X100VI as a portable family and Japan trip camera.

“I LOVE my Fujifilm x100vi.”

Calls the X100VI incredible as a dad cam and travel camera.

“I sold everything and got the x100vi. Incredible camera for what I was looking for.”

Regrets the X100VI a little; misses being able to zoom.

“I have the X100VI, bought it after selling a Sony A7C and now I regret a little.”

Calls the X100VI a beast as a first camera, perfect for vacations.

“it is a beast of a camera for what it is”

Selling the X100VI; too easy to get generic photos, and a bit chunky.

“I'm selling my X100VI because without sounding like a total assehole, it's nearly too easy to get a "good" photo on it.”

Sold the X100VI: too precious to toss around and too bulky for everyday carry.

“I need a camera I can casually toss onto the sofa and x100vi is too pretty for that.”

Enjoys the X100VI's simplicity.

“I enjoy shooting my X100VI. I like that I don’t have to think about what lens to use before going out”

Finds the X100VI little upgrade over the X100V besides IBIS, with less solid buttons and dials.

“I owned both x100v and the x100vi. Apart from the IBIS, there’s not much mindblowing upgrade.”

Bought the X100VI as a light hiking camera and was underwhelmed.

“I took it out on a couple of hikes, and was underwhelmed.”

Loves the X100VI's size, flash, ND filter and film sims, though images are less detailed than full frame.

“No major issues, I love the x100vi and the flash, nd filter, and jpeg film sim’s are awesome.”

Owns an X-E4 and X100VI and still mainly shoots the X100VI.

“As an owner of an xe4 and an x100vi, the xe5 is more portable and more versatile. Being said, I still mainly shoot my x100vi heh.”

Calls the X100VI phenomenal and their go-to on trips.

“I have the x100VI. It is a phenomenal camera and it does more than fine when that’s the only camera you have.”

The X100VI made them fall in love with photography again; the built-in ND filter is the killer feature.

“The x100vi made me fall in love with photography again, I carry it everywhere.”

Had the X100VI for 10 days and loved how it got out of the way; small enough to carry all day.

“I only had it for 10 days but I loved how quickly it got out of the way and let me focus on actually taking photos.”

Finds the X100VI amazing but its battery can't last a full day.

“The x100vi is amazing but the battery life is terrible.”

Owns the X-T5 and X100VI and values the X100VI's form factor and ND filter.

“You don't understand the x100vi until you own one.”

Grabs the X100VI for daily carry; calls it a compact powerhouse.

“I usually grab the X100 for daily carry.”

Not impressed with the X100VI: lens doesn't resolve the 40MP sensor well.

“I am not impressed with the X100VI. I do not think that the lens resolves well on the 40mp sensor”

Selling their X100VI; the fixed lens and feel don't suit them.

“The fixed lens and the feel of that camera just don’t sing for me.”

Barely uses their X100VI because they prefer the X-Pro2.

“I barely use the X100VI right now, because i am out a lot with the X-Pro2.”

Uses the X100VI for everyday family shots alongside an X-T5.

“I have an XT5 with larger lenses for special occasions, portraits, school events, etc. and an x100vi for more everyday stuff and vacations. The perfect tandem for us!”

Loves the X100VI despite awful AF; easier pleasing photos than their a7 V.

“I have an X100VI and love it despite its quirks and awful AF.”

Sold their launch X100VI because of really horrible focus.

“Had the X100VI since release, ended up selling it”

Likes the X100VI's size and sims but its AF is so weak they may sell it.

“I like the size and film sims but the AF is so weak I'm considering selling it”

Reaches for their Nikons over the X100VI 9 times out of 10.

“will 9/10 times reach for my z8 or Zf over the Fuji.”

Traded an X-E2 for the X100VI instead of waiting for the X-E5 and is very happy with it.

“I decided to trade my xe2 in for an x100vi instead. I’m very happy with it.”

Former fashion photographer with a shoulder injury bought the X100VI and is super happy, though the app is horrible.

“I tried the x100vi and was sold! Been super happy with it, though it’s only been a day.”

Uses the X100VI when going light; hard to beat with its bright compact lens, flash and ND filter.

“For when I want to go light, the X100VI fantastic. It’s hard to beat honestly”

Finds the X100VI fragile: the shutter button broke and a reflective line appeared in photos within a year.

“It’s a great camera so touted for street photography but it is such a fragile camera.”

The X100VI is their favourite travel camera, with beautiful JPEGs from the 35mm-equivalent f2 lens.

“my favorite travel camera. sure there are times i wish for zoom”

Bought the X100VI for travel, hiking and family shots and is really happy with it.

“bought an x100vi last year to be easier to travel with and use for hiking and everyday family shots. It’s been the right choice for me”

Owns the X-T5 and X100VI and finds the compact X100VI is most of the time all they want.

“I think the X100vi is the perfect complement to the XT5. I have both.”

Finds the X100VI nice but its AF poor next to their Nikon and Sony bodies; they edit anyway and are selling it.

“It's a nice camera, but the autofocus sucks compared to my Nikon and Sony bodies.”

Owned the X100VI and found it overpriced, cheap-feeling and soft despite 40MP, so sold it.

“I bought and owned the X100VI and felt it was too expensive for what it was able to do.”

Sold their X100VI after one trip: poor ergonomics, a switch that turned on in the bag and subpar battery life.

“Terrible ergonomics. The power switch placement was not thought out well - it turned itself on in the bag constantly.”

Has used the X100VI a lot since release but has trouble with its AF and low light indoors with kids.

“have trouble with issues on Fuji's AF every now and then and low light capabilities.”

Loves the X100VI for family shots with straight-out-of-camera JPEGs.

“I love the x100 for family stuff.”

Went with the X100VI for travel and loves it, though its AF trails their a7 IV.

“I did go with the X100vi actually! Love that little camera; it’s very capable”

Uses the X100VI as everyday camera beside an interchangeable-lens body.

“I use the x100vi as my everyday camera”

Finds the X100VI perfect for travelling with kids.

“I have an x100vi and it’s perfect for traveling with my kids.”

Bought an X100VI alongside their a9 III and finds it fits the hand much better.

“Bought x100vi . It fits in hands way better than a9iii.”

Has never had great AF luck with the X100VI and uses an R6 Mark II when it matters.

“I’ve never had great luck with any of my X100 models (including the VI).”

Finds the X100VI's AF accuracy below their older Nikons and a6000.

“the accuracy just isn't there”

Finds their X100VI great when it works, but its AF fails at the worst moments.

“the X100VI is great when it works but sometimes it’ll just straight up fail, seemingly at the worst moments.”

Had the X-T4 and X100VI and found Fuji AF far worse than Sony's.

“i had xt4 and x100vi, latest gen is slightly better but it’s two orders of magnitude worse than sony.”

Found their X100VI's AF below average, missing half of moving shots.

“I personally find it below average. Had an X100VI”

Finds their X100VI's focus untrustworthy even for landscapes.

“Eh even my x100vi sucks at just normal landscape focus compared to my 8 year old canon.”

Uses the X100VI as their take-everywhere camera beside their Nikon.

“The X100vi is more of my take everywhere camera”

Bought the X100VI at launch, but a firmware update made it miss focus often.

“At the time, the camera would miss focus maybe 40% to”

Owned and sold the X100VI; it felt like a toy and offered nothing an interchangeable-lens camera didn't.

“I also owned and sold it.”

Doesn't regret the X100VI as an intro to Fuji, though they moved to a GR III.

“I absolutely do not regret the X100VI which was my introduction to the Fuji ecosystem”

Is selling their X100VI because the Ricoh GR won them over.

“i've regretted it... in the process of selling it right now.”

Went from the X100V to a Q2 and back to the X100VI with zero regrets.

“Had x100v , sold it to finance Leica q2 which I sold and bought x100vi. 0 regrets , feel happy again.”

Fully regrets buying the X100VI and selling their a7C II for it.

“I 100% regret my x100vi purchase.”

The X100VI has replaced their X-T3 and X-H2S 90% of the time.

“since getting it, it’s replaced my x-t3 and x-h2s like 90% of the time.”

Finds the X100VI misses more shots than the X100V because custom settings save too much, and it's heavier.

“there’s a greater chance of missed shots with the vi because custom settings also save ND filter, af, and plenty of other settings”

Finds the X100VI simplifies shooting, easier to travel with and fits a jacket pocket.

“As a hobbyist, I find the X100VI simplifying my shooting style”

Carries the X100VI everywhere and only took it on a 10-day Hawaii trip.

“I carry my X100VI everywhere. It’s fantastic for EDC”

Found the X100VI a struggle in low light on a Japan trip and not great for all-day travel.

“As a casual photographer, it’s not my favorite camera.”

Bought and returned the X100VI after an X-M5 and is happier with an X-E5.

“Then followed the crowd and bought x100vi and really didn’t like it, returned it”

Sold their X100VI within a week, preferring their X-S20.

“I bought one and sold it within a week.”

Loves the X100VI: light, solidly built and great for candids and concerts.

“I absolutely love my X100VI. It's super light, yet really solidly built.”

Sold their X100VI after a year; great camera, but they kept reaching for others.

“I sold mine after a year, it's a great little camera”

Sold their X-Pro2 for the X100VI and finds nothing better for their uses.

“But for my current uses, there's really nothing better than this camera.”

Regrets upgrading from the X100V to the X100VI; the IBIS and 40MP didn't matter and the paint scratches easily.

“I regret upgrading to the X100VI because I expected the IBIS and 40MP to be a significant improvement over my beloved X100V.”

Just got the X100VI and it looks set to replace their X100V and X-Pro3.

“I just got my VI a few days ago, and it looks set to replace both my X100V and my X-Pro3.”

Calls the X100VI the best camera they've had, praising size, build and dials.

“I got an X100VI best camera I’ve ever had.”

Moved from Micro Four Thirds to the X100VI and loves its JPEGs.

“Recently got a x100vi as my first Fuji ( Coming from M43) and I’ve loved it so far!”

Moved from an a7R II to the X100VI and loves it more, praising the lens.

“It’s a fantastic camera. I’m coming from an a7r ii and I’ll say I love it more than the full frame even.”

Finds their X100VI not very sharp but accepts it for the shooting experience.

“I have an X100VI and it’s just not a super sharp lens/set up.”

Sold their X100VI because they didn't like it.

“i sold my x100vi, it was my first range finder camera, and i just didn't like it.”

Finds the X100VI renders everything a bit yellow compared with their X-T5.

“Everything is a tad bit yellow since X100V”

Got the X100VI to complement their X-T5 and it's now their everyday carry.

“The x100vi is now my EDC.”

Switched from the a7C to the X100VI and is starting to regret it, missing full frame with fast glass.

“I switched from Sony A7C to an X100VI and I’m starting to regret it.”

Bought an X100VI after moving to Sony but sold it after two months as IQ and AF couldn't compare.

“made the move, thought i missed fuji colors and sims, got x100vi, sold it 2 months later.”

Enjoys the X100VI but finds its AF and crop sensor a bit limiting.

“I do enjoy using my x100VI but the AF and crop sensor do feel a bit limiting sometimes.”

Sold the X100VI after six months, missing Sony's quality and cropping.

“after 6 months sold the x100vi and went back to Sony”

Uses the X100VI as everyday carry and loves the photo experience, though not the video.

“Love the experience of shooting photos with the Fuji (video not so much).”

Loves their X100VI, though the X-E3 felt smaller.

“With that said I love my x100vi”

Moved from the X100F to the X100VI and finds the upgrades well worth it.

“I just did it and I have to say, the upgrades are well worth it because they enhance what made all the models before great.”

Used an X100F until it wore out, then got an X100VI and finds it no better, preferring the older 24MP sensor.

“It is not any better. I don’t think it is worse, but I always liked the 24 mp sensor.”

Five months into the X100VI after selling an X100F, they find the same joy in a different body.

“i am five month x100vi user to compansate my old memories w x100f .. same joy, different bodies.”

Finds the X100VI's files too big, misses the D-pad and older build quality, and regrets selling an X-T2 for it.

“I've got the X100VI and the files are too big.”

Switched from the X100F to the X100VI and finds IBIS and the flip screen fantastic, though the 40MP files are huge.

“I did the switch from X100F to X100VI and I think that it was worth it.”

Upgraded to the X100VI and values its new film simulations and much faster wireless transfer and GPS sync.

“So for me the non-photos feature was worth the upgrade.”

Really loves their X100VI, used alongside an X-T1.

“I have the x100vi and really love it”

Owns both the X100F and X100VI; the VI adds IBIS and 40MP, but they prefer the X100F's look.

“I would say stick with the 100f.”

Finds the X100VI a great everyday camera and loves its film simulations.

“Just go for the x100vi. Great everyday camera. Love playing with the film simulations.”

Enjoys the X100VI a lot alongside an X-T5, with no regrets about either.

“I enjoy using it (and looking at it) a lot. I have no regrets with either camera.”

Nearly a year into the X100VI, shooting JPEG only, and it has met their needs.

“Almost coming up on a year for my x100vi”

Bought an X100VI as a compact camera but was annoyed every time its AF let them down after Sony.

“I was so spoiled by the Sony's AF that I was annoyed every time the Fuji's AF let me down.”

Owned the X100VI for a while and loved the pictures, but missed interchangeable lenses.

“I actually owned the x100vi for a bit and it was fantastic - I loved the pictures”

Owns the X100VI and X-T50 and finds the X100VI the more fun camera.

“That how I feel with my X100VI vs my X-T50. Lens is technically better on the T50 but the X100 is such a fun camera!”

Is selling their X100VI because even their old a7R II has better autofocus.

“My A7rii still has better AF than the X100vi I'm selling”

Shoots an a7R V and X100VI and finds the X100VI's autofocus atrocious.

“But holy shit is the AF atrocious”

Owns the X100VI and Zf and is convinced nobody matches Fuji's straight-out-of-camera colours.

“I am a 100% convinced that at the moment no one does SOOC colors like fuji. I currently have the x100vi and the Nikon zf”

Upgraded from the X100V to the X100VI and finds it well worth it: IBIS and faster AF make a big difference, and 40 megapixels is more than enough.

“I upgraded from the X100V and it’s been well worth it so far. The IBIS and faster AF make a big difference for my style of shooting.”

Moved from a GR III to the X100VI, finds it a little intimidating, keeps going back to the GR III and was underwhelmed with their X100VI shots on a trip.

“My last trip, I left it behind to force myself to use the X100vi, but I was underwhelmed with my shots.”

Three months in, the X100VI quickly became the camera they love most, and it made shooting easy and inconspicuous.

“Did the same and it quickly became the cam that I love the most. It’s hyped but it’s also great.”

Took the X100VI on a first trip through South Tyrol, Garda and Venice; they love its portability and how inspiring it is.

“Really enjoying this little gem so far. Love the portability and the inspiration it oozes.”

Uses the X100VI much more than their old X-T20 because it's compact enough for a bum bag.

“Makes a big difference for me as I use it so much more due to for it being so compact.”

After six months of street and landscape shooting on the X100VI, the fixed 35mm wasn't enough for them, so they added a Zf.

“After shooting tons of street and some landscape and architectural photos, I feel like the fixed 35mm is not doing it for me for the range of photos I want to take.”

Owns the X100VI but finds its autofocus annoying at times.

“I have the x100vi as well but the autofocus is so annoying at times”

Takes the X100VI to events where interchangeable-lens cameras are banned, and staff let it through as a point-and-shoot.

“I’ve taken my x100vi to a bunch of events, they don’t say anything because it’s a point and shoot.”

A year with the X100VI pulled them out of a rut; its size and colours won them over, and they sold their heavy Canon gear.

“After my first outing I was completely sold. The size, the form factor, and especially the colours pulled me right back into photography.”

Their first week with the X100VI on a trip felt like a creative reset, with lots of fun using film simulations and multiple exposures.

“The fixed lens felt like a creative reset & also had way too much fun experimenting with the film simulations and trying out multi-exposures.”

Filmed their engagement trip and proposal on the X100VI with a small tripod, and it was awesome.

“I just filmed my engagement trip and proposal using an X100VI and a little tripod and it was awesome!”

Sold their X100VI; an awesome camera, but the AF didn't work for them and they wanted lens flexibility.

“I also said goodbye to my x100vi, it’s an awesome camera but the AF was just not doing it for me.”

Shot a friend's wedding in JPEG on their X100VI and enjoyed it; maybe not the right tool, but very versatile.

“Perhaps, not the right tool for the job but, a very versatile camera non the less!”

Cycled 10,000 miles across Africa with the X100VI; it was totally fine, though short on reach for a typical safari.

“The cam? Totally fine, you just might not have enough reach on a regular safari!”

Owns an X100VI after an X100S; loved the fixed-lens camera at first but hit its limits and missed shots, so wouldn't recommend it as an only camera.

“As an X100VI and previously X100S owner, I don't recommend buying these cameras as your only camera.”

Finds the X100VI small, fun and the perfect travel camera with its ND filter, leaf shutter and hybrid viewfinder, but keeps an EOS 80D for other focal lengths.

“For me, it's the perfect travel camera. I wouldn't recommend as your only camera, though.”

A few weeks into owning the X100VI, they find it does a great job for video at their level and are focusing on improving with it.

“Just a few weeks 😁😁 but hey for videos it does a great job for my level”

Finds their X100VI better than an iPhone 15 most of the time but not always, and says size and convenience matter more for most people.

“my fuji x100vi is better than my iphone 15 most of the time but not always.”

Owns and loves the X100VI, but doesn't always take it out because it's a little too big, so they want a smaller second camera.

“So I already own a Fujifilm X100VI and I love it.”

Has barely touched their a6400 since getting the X100VI eight months ago; the only thing they miss is the Sony's autofocus.

“haven't used it since I got my x100vi 8 months ago. Only thing I miss is the AF”

Reaches for the X100VI in most situations, but not for their kids' sports, where they want stronger autofocus and telephoto reach.

“I find my self wanting my x100vi for most shooting situations other than my kids sports where the autofocus and telephoto is the thing I want.”

Their X100VI is their everyday carry because it fits a small backpack.

“I also have an x100vi that is my every day carry camera because it fits nicely in my small backpack.”

Bought an X100VI as a small carry camera next to their Sony A1; a bit bigger than hoped but much easier to carry.

“It’s still a little bigger than I hoped, but much easier to carry.”

Uses their X100VI for mountain foliage on hikes and gets a lot out of the little camera.

“It’s still pretty cool to me how I am able to get so much out of this little camera, which is usually strapped to my chest during hikes”

A professional who adores the X100VI as a family camera, though its AF is too slow for their paid work.

“I own X100VI too and I absolutely adore it as my family camera.”

Loves their X100VI for street photography; it fits a sling bag and even a parka pocket.

“I have the X100VI and love it. It fits nicely in a Peak Design sling bag, and even fits in the pocket of my winter parka.”

Switched from Canon to the X100VI for its JPEGs and size; it disappears in a bag until needed.

“the x100vi is pretty much the king of everyday carry right now.”

Gave up their X100VI once their child started moving because its AF struggled with unpredictable subjects.

“x100vi AF starts to suck when you’re trying to shoot unpredictable moving subjects.”

Travelling with the X100VI; its compact size and handling have them taking more pictures than with their Canon, Nikon or Sony gear.

“I've been traveling with a X100VI lately and compact + Fujifilm ergonomics really has me out there taking more pictures than when on Canon/Nikon/Sony.”

Owns an X-T5, X100VI and X-M5 and carries the X100VI almost everywhere; fuss-free and does the job well, though fixed at 23mm.

“I carry my X100VI (almost) everywhere I go on a daily basis. It is fuss free, does all the job really well”

Stepped away from the X100VI: its autofocus and lens were only so-so, and the film-recipe workflow didn't suit them.

“the x100vi did not work well for me because it's af was only so-so, it's lens also so-so”

Moved from the original X-T30 to the X100VI and finds images and features very similar, with IBIS as the only real upgrade; misses zoom lenses.

“I had the original x-t30 and now I have the x100vi, very similar quality of images and features. The only real upgrade for me is the IBIS”

Finds the X100VI great for street photography, though limiting if you need to change lenses.

“X100vi is great, I use it mainly for street photography.”

Owns the X100VI alongside an R7 and R5 Mark II; finds it a niche camera, good for close, slow-moving kids, but you have to zoom with your feet.

“the Fujifilm is a niche camera.... and if u absolutely need something small and u only shoot photos of kids when they are close to you and not moving fast... its good. but”

The X100VI is their first real camera; its build, looks and portability make it easy to take everywhere.

“having an x100vi as my first real camera, the build quality, aesthetics and portability make this so easy to just take with me. Its hard to explain or even quantify”

Their X100VI often misses focus slightly on horizons, which shows when cropping into the 40 MP files.

“my x100vi often missed focus ever so slightly when focusing on horizons. It happens relatively often and it’s not the worst thing in the world but you notice it in the edges of the frame”

Owns the X100VI and an X-S20, and enjoys the X100VI more for everyday travel and street; its 40 MP digital zoom is amazing.

“I genuinely enjoy using the X100VI more for day-to-day travel, street photography etc.”

Bought the X100VI to simplify to one lens and kept it over a rented X-M5.

“the whole reason I purchased the X100VI was to simplify my shooting experience and just have one lens. With the XM5, I’d be tempted to purchase more lenses, like I”

Sold their X-M5 and three lenses because the X100VI's restriction makes them more creative.

“Yepp, thats why i sold my XM5 with 3 lenses… its (speaking of me) a very uncommon way of getting Creative.. i Need to reduce myself in order to get”

Enjoys the X100VI's fixed lens for street and travel and uses its built-in ND filter and 50/70mm digital zoom all the time.

“I enjoy the simplicity/restriction of having a fixed lens on my x100vi. For what I like to shoot (street/travel) the wider focal length works well for me.”

Bought an X-M5 to scratch the X100VI itch, but it didn't, so sold it for the X100VI and is much happier, though the X100VI is larger than expected.

“I sold it and got an X100VI and I'm a lot happier with what I wanted all along. I was a little surprised at how large the X100VI was in”

Uses the X100VI for personal street and travel shooting; after a Panasonic they didn't want to carry, it cured their reluctance to take a camera out.

“I also have the X100VI personal/street/travel photography and can confidently say after moving over from Panasonic and experiencing the “I just don’t wanna take my camera”

Finds their X100VI unreliable for video when relying on autofocus, unlike their X-M5, which they can leave on a tripod without worrying about missed focus.

“I find the x100vi unreliable for video at least when relying on autofocus. I have found myself able to leave my XM5 on a tripod without worrying about it missing focus.”

Owns the X-E5, X-T50 and X100VI, and uses the X100VI the most because they love its 35mm field of view.

“I have X-E5, XT-50, and X100VI. I use the X100VI the most, but I also really love the 35mm FOV.”

Their X100VI's shutter speed dial has stopped matching the speed it actually shoots at, jumping around randomly, so photos come out at the wrong shutter speed. A reset didn't fix it.

“When I turn the physical dial on top of the camera, the shutter speed on the screen doesn't match what I actually set it to.”

Says the X100VI's fixed-lens focus motor is slow and buzzy, so they don't even use continuous autofocus; blames the lens rather than the processor, which matches the X-M5's.

“The X100VI lens motor is slow and buzzy. In a compact lens, they didn't exactly have room to plunk a linear motor in there!”

A long-time Canon shooter who bought the X100VI for a lighter camera that doesn't tire their wrist. Not perfect but very workable, and they enjoy it; the fixed lens stops them hauling extra lenses.

“It's not perfect, but it's very workable and due to its popularity I figured I could sell it and not take a big loss.”