X100VI

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

Looking at your selection of photos I assume you prefer tighter focal lengths. Maybe instead of gr4 look into gr3x. Other option but not as compact is fujifilm cameras, x-t50 and x-e5 are small and you can put any lens on them or you can check out x100vi for a compact with built in lens. Also recent

I own both and use both as my only digi cams. the ZF is a lot bigger then the x100vi, add in a 24-120 and the difference is huge. They're just different cameras, the x100vi comes with me everywhere, is fun, comes to parties etc, I don't edit the photos off it. The Nikon ZF is huge, but comes with me

It all boils down to budget and how far you are willing to take it. If fixed lens with no budget limitsI recommend the fujifilm x100vi. I prefer sony and the a6000/a6400/6700/a7cii are four options of compact mirrorless interchangeable lens-cameras. For very compact non smartphone either sony 100vi

I have both. The Ricoh is my adventure camera. It fits in my shorts pocket. I took family photos with it and they turned out great. I later got a x100 and really like it. The Ricoh is still my defacto “out for the day” camera— basically how we would use a 35mm camera during family trips back in the

I can weigh in here, I recently went to Japan and China and bought a few models ( largely to buy cheaper and trade in order to finance my most recent purchase ). X-E5: great form factor, weight and size not as long battery life as the XT5 and X-T50 meaning i had to carry 4 batteries with me, which i