p.28 #1X100VI first impressions + running commentary
bought my X100VI in May, but hadn't really used it at all until this trip to Iceland.
it was the main work horse and I loved it. it was great not to have to bring a tripod along.
all images are handheld, SOOC JPEGS (other than throwing my watermark thing on it), Cuban Classic Negative film sim
IBIS and the weather sealing worked out great. literally walked inside waterfalls with no protection. no issue. and obviously love not having to edit images at the end of a trip
p.28 #3X100VI first impressions + running commentary
jojib wrote:
Used my X100VI for the third time after I got it in June. Used mostly the film sim bracket (Astia, Nostalgic Neg and Acros G). Can't wait to go on vacation with this camera.
p.28 #4X100VI first impressions + running commentary
saxguy wrote: jojib wroteUsed my X100VI for the third time after I got it in June. Used mostly the film sim bracket (Astia, Nostalgic Neg and Acros G). Can't wait to go on vacation with this camera.
p.28 #6X100VI first impressions + running commentary
Did you have a mist filter on for these?
nmerc_photos wrote:
bought my X100VI in May, but hadn't really used it at all until this trip to Iceland.
it was the main work horse and I loved it. it was great not to have to bring a tripod along.
all images are handheld, SOOC JPEGS (other than throwing my watermark thing on it), Cuban Classic Negative film sim
IBIS and the weather sealing worked out great. literally walked inside waterfalls with no protection. no issue. and obviously love not having to edit images at the end of a trip
p.28 #7X100VI first impressions + running commentary
RoamingScott wrote:
Did you have a mist filter on for these?
nmerc_photos wrotebought my X100VI in May, but hadn't really used it at all until this trip to Iceland.
it was the main work horse and I loved it. it was great not to have to bring a tripod along.
all images are handheld, SOOC JPEGS (other than throwing my watermark thing on it), Cuban Classic Negative film sim
IBIS and the weather sealing worked out great. literally walked inside waterfalls with no protection. no issue. and obviously love not having to edit images at the end of a trip
p.28 #10X100VI first impressions + running commentary
12bit35mm wrote:
man all the x100vi exposure is having me hoping they announce an x-pro 4
Talk about a camera no one would be able to cop.
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p.28 #11X100VI first impressions + running commentary
ok, after reading through these many pages of this thread, I decided to pick up one tomorrow.
The dealer has it reserved for me for only one day, I have until tomorrow afternoon to make up my mind.
I am also eligible for Fuji Education program, which takes off $100. So I will check it out then.
p.28 #12X100VI first impressions + running commentary
I normally shoot head and shoulders images with an 85mm preferably 135mm lens (for FF format). But ever since I got the RF 24-70/2.8 with my Canon R6MKII I've been shooting some at 70mm. So when I got the X100VI I thought the same at 70mm.
p.28 #13X100VI first impressions + running commentary
RoamingScott wrote: 12bit35mm wroteman all the x100vi exposure is having me hoping they announce an x-pro 4Talk about a camera no one would be able to cop.
Hopefully a little better than the x100 since the x100 is appealing to everyone thanks to social media hype. Not having to worry about interchangeable lenses is probably appealing to those new to photography as well.
p.28 #16X100VI first impressions + running commentary
John Power wrote:
I am thinking about buying one of these as a travel camera. Does any owner feel, at least at times, restricted by the fixed focal length?
Yes, sometimes I wish it had a 24mm although that is available as an add-on lens. Having said that I can't wait to bring my X100VI to cruises.