One area where the X100VI shines is in capturing motion using slow shutter speeds. The combination of ND filter, IBIS and a decent continuous AF is a killer IMO. My success rate is day and night compared to my former X100T.
For this shot, I had less than 15 seconds between grabbing the camera and pressing the shutter. Setting speed, aperture, AF-mode, metering, adding the ND filter. Voila!
There's no dedicated x100v post, but I'll hop on to say that I love shooting on the x100 series because the dials make it easy to move creatively. It's also lightweight and discreet, and my newlywed husband researched for a few weeks before gifting it to me for our wedding. I have weak wrists and the combination of artistry and compact design has made the experience fun!