Fujifilm X100VI<\/strong> is the sixth generation of the legendary X100 series and one of the world\u2019s most sought-after digital cameras. The black retro body houses a 40-megapixel sensor, a fixed 35 mm (35 mm equivalent) f\/2 lens and, for the first time in the X100 series, in-body image stabilisation.<\/p>\n Fujifilm X100VI<\/strong> It\u2019s a camera that has prompted many people to return to using a camera rather than a mobile phone. The X100 series\u2019 iconic design, traditional control dials and hybrid viewfinder make photography a pleasure, and the sixth generation introduces a 40-megapixel sensor, in-body image stabilisation and AI-powered autofocus. This is black<\/strong> version \u2013 the camera is also available silver<\/a>.<\/p>\n The X100VI\u2019s 40.2-megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor<\/strong> is the same as that found in Fujifilm\u2019s flagship model, the X-T5. There\u2019s plenty of resolution for large prints and cropping: the camera\u2019s digital telephoto extension offers 50mm and 70mm focal lengths in addition to 35mm, whilst still retaining plenty of pixels in the image. The X-Processor 5 ensures fast performance and clean image quality, even at high ISO settings.<\/p>\n The five-axis image stabiliser compensates for camera shake by up to six stops. In practice, this means you can take sharp photos handheld in low light, indoors and when shooting cityscapes at night without having to increase the ISO setting \u2013 a major advantage for a camera you always carry with you.<\/p>\n Fixed Fujinon 23 mm f\/2<\/strong> - The lens is equivalent to a 35 mm focal length in 35 mm format, which is a classic choice for street, travel and documentary photography. The built-in 4-stop ND filter allows for a wide aperture in bright sunlight, and the lens\u2019s central shutter is virtually silent and synchronises with the flash even at high shutter speeds.<\/p>\n The X100 series trademark is hybrid etching<\/strong>: Using a lever, you can switch between the optical viewfinder, which shows you the real world beyond the frame, and the 3.69-million-dot OLED electronic viewfinder. The optical viewfinder is ideal for street photography, whilst the electronic viewfinder displays the exposure and film simulation exactly as the image will be captured.<\/p>\n Fujifilm film simulations<\/strong> emulate the company\u2019s classic films, such as Classic Chrome, Classic Neg., Acros and the new REALA ACE. They give JPEG images and videos a polished look without the need for post-processing \u2013 one of the main reasons for the X100VI\u2019s popularity.<\/p>\n Object detection tracks people, animals, birds, cars, motorbikes, trains and aeroplanes. When it comes to video, the X100VI records 6.2K30<\/strong>- and 4K60<\/strong>- Video in 10-bit 4:2:2 colour depth, as well as F-Log and F-Log2 profiles. A microphone jack (2.5 mm) and a forward-tilting touchscreen complete the package.<\/p>\n\n
40 megapixels in a pocket-sized body<\/h4>\n
The first X100 with image stabilisation<\/h4>\n
The Fujinon 23 mm f\/2 with a built-in ND filter<\/h4>\n
Hybrid etching \u2013 optical and electronic in one<\/h4>\n
20 film simulations \u2013 a finished image straight from the camera<\/h4>\n
AI-powered focus and video<\/h4>\n
Who is the X100VI suitable for?<\/h4>\n