The Fujifilm X100VI is a perfect product... 

It's not the size but how you use it ;) But seriously, I'd love to play with a rigged out GFX like that. Looked so fun.

@@tobiasgvenus seeing a rig like that gives me a rush of diff emotions lol. Looks like if Ironman was to quit superheroing and go into videography.

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What is a “busy” bokeh?? I know what bokeh is, but don’t know what’s busy bokeh

@@wuzcategui The background has a lot of details or patterns, making it visually cluttered or distracting. It’s a matter of taste.

I waited months. Worth it.

Doesn’t need to be FF. it just works….very well. I took 1000+ shots on a recent trip to the Far East. All bar one crystal clear and the film sims worked very well. The one out of focus shot was my fault as I’d accidentally moved the focus setting from single to continuous when taking out of my bag and clicking far too quickly so not allowing the green box lock on (it was red so told me not in focus at the time). Battery life is fine but I have a reserve just in case. Never needed it as I worked out my shots before shooting. IBIS was superb down some beautiful caves. ND worked really well to get waterfalls looking buttery smooth. Some good extras are the superb smallrig aluminium grip, the Nisi filter that screws straight on, making it water resistant, and the Peak Design cuff. Yes it’s expensive but good stuff is. Given it costs about the same as one of my Canon L lenses, it’s still good VFM for the quality.

it was never going to be fullframe

Fujifilm don't make any FF cameras !!

So, what you’re saying is you’re bitter because you haven’t gotten yours yet?

I think post-covid YOLO vacations have reduced a lot.

Viewfinder works really well in both optical and digital mode. Optical really helps with fine framing as you can see what just around the edge of the shot. It’s also crystal clear cf all non SLRs. Mirrorless is always a simulation regardless of EV resolution.

@@andrewcrossley2448 NOT for me ! I want a high resolution EVF !

@@cameraprepper7938 guess I’m used to pure light from SLRs and MF screens. EVF is useful for checking jpeg sims but I mostly shoot RAW, especially with my Canon gear. I was in a park in Shanghai the other week and using both the X100VI and a back up Canon M5, then a visitor asked me to take a photo of him and his lady on his Canon D5 mk 4 and 50mm 1.2f. Wow I was nearly blinded by the light and crystal clarity of the lens. The images we checked were superb (as they should be on a £4K set up) Even going back to the Fuji optical was a bit of a downer …

Like what? It outperforms any Sony at the price (lens quality is always an issue with cheaper Sony). Same for cheap Nikons. The Canon R series only get into the game at the R6 Mk 2 or 5D Mk 3 or 4. New all of those bodies cost more than the full Fuji camera. An equivalent quality Canon lens will be £800+. Fuji XT5 is a viable option but in essence this X series has all the same workings, plus a lens, plus ND filter. Then find a camera with flash sync up to crazy speeds too…there are none. In the right hands the X100VI is a bargain, in the tik tok brigades’ hands it’s a waste of its inherent quality. It’s a photographers travel camera not a vloggers selfie tool. iPhones are better for that (but cost not much less). Unless you have one, learn how to use it properly, then get out there with it, any comments on ‘what’s better’ are ill informed.

@@andrewcrossley2448 almost any camera with a 35mm lens that fall in this price range will be better and much more versatile. This is an overpriced item for dumb people.

@@andrewcrossley2448 brand new Sony a7iii 1200eur (1500eur with 300eur cash back). You'll find third party 35mm for 400eur. And that is so much better and so muc more versatile camera. Also something like Nikon Z5 with Nikkor 35mm F2 lens can be bought for the same price.