At a glance
● 40.2MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor
● 35mm-equivalent f/2 lens
● In-Body Image Stabilisation – 6 stops (5-axis)
● Hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder
● Two-way tilting touchscreen
● 6.2K 30p, 4K 60p, and 1080 240p video
● Available in silver or black
Since 2018, I have embraced Fujifilm X-Series cameras as my go-to choice for photography, after seeking a more manageable alternative to the bulky DSLR gear I used to carry around with me. Once I’d seen a friend using the X-T1 on the beach one day, the allure of how intuitive the Fujifilm X-Series cameras were really captivated me. This led me from the X-T2 through to the X-T3, and now, my primary body, the X-T5.
Along the way, I’ve delved into the realm of medium format with the GFX series, broadening my creative horizons along the way. As amazing as these cameras are, though, it’s still the X Series that work best for me, for their portability, weight and just general ease of use for both my daily work and personal projects.
After growing up capturing moments through a small film camera, I’ve been shooting for around 15 years, honing my craft almost daily. Two years ago, I quit the stability of my 9-to-5 job to pursue my photography career. I shoot pretty much daily either for myself or my clients, and I thought it would be a great idea to create a project solely using the X100VI.
I have been thoroughly
