DPR: Fujifilm X100VI Review – A Camera You Pick With Your Heart
Fujifilm X100VI Silver and Black:
B&H Photo / Amazon (Silver : Black) / Moment / Adorama
DPR posted its full review of the Fujifilm X100VI which you can read in full here. The Fujifilm X100VI is a unique camera that most photographers will choose to buy with their hearts instead of heads. I have personally rebought X100 cameras time and time again because they are a joy to use like a Leica, but there are lots of more versatile cameras that you can purchase around its price point so choose wisely. You can check out some excerpts from the review below:
Pros
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Cons
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- Good image quality in JPEG and Raw
- Excellent array of color modes for stills and video
- Engaging direct control dials
- Distinctive hybrid OVF/EVF
- Combination of size, quality and styling
- Image stabilization makes the most of high pixel-count sensor
- Strong video capabilities
- Decent battery life
- Built-in ND lets you use the aperture of your choice even in bright light
- Camera-to-cloud and smartphone app both reliable in our testing
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- Lens doesn’t focus fast enough to make the most of its new AF capabilities
- Arguably more dials than necessary
- Face/Eye detection separate from subject recognition, so awkward to switch back and forth
- Function/Focus dial easily knocked (we disengage it)
- Lens isn’t the sharpest, especially when wide-open and close-up
- Have to use EVF or rear screen for face/eye detection
- Not all Raw converters can get the best out of the X-Trans design
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