Fujifilm X100V Digital Camera - Silver

I started taking pictures about 15 years ago on a point and shoot and since then I have owned more than thirty cameras in my search for the perfect one. In the last year I realized that the perfect camera doesn't, and probably never will, exist. Like almost everything in life, camera design is all about compromise. This was a very important discovery because it made me focus on the things that were most important in a camera, which turned out to be image quality, portability, and speed.IMAGE QUALITYPrior to this camera I have owned multiple Canon, Nikon, and Sony, APS-C cameras, and also rente

First off, I bought this camera in May 2020 as an experiment. I could see the world was moving away from the DSLR (I had a Canon 6D -- great camera) and wanted to see what the fuss was about. The X100V is a great camera that includes everything you need to explore photography in one easy-to-carry-around package: Camera, flash, Neutral Density filter (this is a straight darkening filter to get things under control in very bright sun), all with manual controls which you can use as much or as little as you desire. Great package for those who want something more than their smartphone camera but do

Had my Fuji X100V for a year now, and I'm still surprised by what it's able to do. Other reviewers talk about the film simulations, outstanding image sharpness, hybrid viewfinder, small size, light weight etc.My background is as a professional photographer 35 years ago using film. (Nikon FE2s, Mamiya medium format). Now that I'm older I just can't carry a heavy camera, so I ditched my Nikon D750; this Fuji does everything I could ask of a camera, and more.I'm old enough to be intimidated by menu options, but the control dials make this camera easy for anyone to operate. The flip-up screen make

This camera is pure joy. Its beautiful design is complimented by its robust features, adding up to a shooting experience that somehow transcends those tangible things. I’m genuinely compelled by this camera to see the mundane of the world with fresh eyes. I can’t tell you this camera will do that for you, but it definitely does for me. It’s like an extension of my creative will, manifested into the form of this camera.The tilt screen is a bit stiff, but not to the point of concern or more importantly, stymying getting a quick shot (see the overhead looking down stairs photo which was taken in

OMG....How did I score this amazing camera at insane price & it had extras I wasn't aware included... a base frame handle mount, finger bar...Pristine condition of a camera I have looked for, for over a yearI did add a cute protective filter & red button

had this on a strap for a few neighborhood walks and a couple evening street runs. flipped between the optical finder and the EVF mid-block when light got weird. OVF still feels like cheating for candid stuff because you see outside the frame lines. EVF is sharp enough to trust exposure before you click. that hybrid switch is the whole personality of this body.listing sells the 26.1MP X-Trans CMOS 4, the new 23mm F2, AF down to -5EV, tilting touchscreen, and 4K/30. jpeg film sims do the fuji thing out of camera. classic chrome and acros are the ones I actually leave on. leaf shutter stays quie

I'm just a rookie, a beginner in this photography world. It was either the Canon M6 Mark II or this camera. I purchased this camera because I am an artist and I wanted a compact camera that can really pack a punch. I wanted a camera that can take high quality photos of my work, and yet when I'm not using it for my artwork, I can use it for various photographs of my family, the streets, whatever the case may be. I have less than a week with this camera, but I made sure to go all out and buy all the essential accessories I needed to do whatever I want. The strap, the filter, the adapter ring wit

I had the great fortune to have a friend take me out shooting one afternoon with my newly-purchased Fuji X100V at none other than California's beautiful Joshua Tree National Park. This camera was my constant companion on a tour of national parks throughout the American Southwest and Pacific Northwest. I was on the road for over a month and had this camera with me. It's perfect for the kind of nature and landscape photography I was doing and once I had learned the basics other pieces fell into place. When I returned home I spent a while learning its versatility indoor as well. I wanted a camera