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Official: Fujifilm X100VI camera

Message #17097935 by prigault · 2 earlier versions stored · newest first

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Current versionSaved Sep 16, 2026 at 10:38 AMTitle changed
Official: Fujifilm X100VI camera
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!

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Version 2Saved Sep 16, 2026 at 10:34 AM
Re: Official: Fujifilm X100VI camera
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!

Dolce Vita

Original postPosted Aug 30, 2026 at 09:35 AM
Re: Official: Fujifilm X100VI camera
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!

Dolce Vita

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