X100VI

Fujifilm X100VI. I'm a former professional photographer with a ton of gear, and this is my favorite camera I've ever owned

You will 1000% not miss the look of Fuji photos. Ricoh GR3/GR4 photos are consistently lauded as sharper than Fuji photos. There are also a number of recipes for the Ricoh cameras, most notably Reggie's Portra. When you factor in how portable the Ricoh cameras are and how they are much cheaper than

もし日本語で説明した方がいいなら言ってください。 簡単に言うと、これは富士フイルムのカメラをもっと上手く使うための基本的な考え方と、センサーの特性を少しずつ理解していくためのガイドです。できるだけ分かりやすくまとめています。 投稿が英語だったので、このまま英語でも書きます。 ⸻ Look, brother. Before buying every accessory people recommend, slow down and actually learn the camera first. I personally don’t think filters and extra gear ar

I brought my FujiFilm x100vi for the ATX show and it was the best decision.

My favorite film camera is the Fujifilm TX-1 and my favorite digital camera is the Fujifilm X100VI. :)

I like the look of it. If it had been available when I bought my X100VI I would have seriously considered it because I did see value in having a zoom lens, I just didn’t prioritise it above everything else. If it keeps Fujifilm on their toes and makes them add better AF to a X-100VII then everyone’s

You’re right, on the Fujifilm x100vi, aperture is basically your main tool for controlling depth of field. Shoot wide open at f/1.8 and you get that nice blurry background with your subject popping out. Stop it down to f/8 or f/11, and suddenly way more of the scene stays in focus. It's one of those

*Editing to add that it is the same camera OP bought. It was the Canon Powershot Ixus 70 for us Aussies, the Powershot SD 1000 Digital Elph in the USA and the IXY Digital 10 in Japan. Not particularly "special" but very cute. It came out in 2007 and I have owned mine since then. It's tiny and I was

I’m confused, is this an analog shot or is it from your Fuji X100VI? You’ve submitted a really good series of images on Fujifilm, shot entirely on that camera & this one is included in it

So I have both of those cameras and earlier in the year decided to try and only bring my Fuji on my trip to Japan. Honestly, I have absolutely zero regrets. It was so fun to just be in the moment, take some beautiful memorable shots and not have to worry about needing to edit the hundreds of photos