X100VI Digital Camera (Japan) (Silver)

My camera arrived before the expected delivery date and it arrived in excellent condition. I’m extremely happy with my purchase and will repurchase more items from this seller in the future.

I’ve had it for a few weeks and I love it. Easy to take with me anywhere I go and great picture quality. It also looks great!

I recently purchased this camera at retail price and it has been a very interesting camera. Honestly, I’ve been debating whether to keep it or not almost every day. When you look at the specs on paper, it feels overpriced… but the second you actually hold it, use it, and see the results, you’re reminded why everyone loves this camera. The biggest thing for me is the feeling of using it. The excitement I get from shooting with this is nothing like what I get from my Sony A7III and A6400. Those Sonys are amazing workhorse cameras, but they feel clinical and soulless. This camera makes me want to go out and create images. After going back and forth for the past two weeks, I’ve decided I’m keeping it—because keeping that photography excitement alive is worth more than a spec sheet. Now for the technical stuff. I really only have two major complaints: 1) Autofocus speed/effort (coming from Sony): It’s not “bad,” but it feels slow compared to Sony. Sony autofocus feels effortless—you point, it grabs focus, and you move on. With this camera, I have to be more intentional and sometimes work a bit more to get the focus exactly where I want it. For slower shooting (street, portraits, everyday life), it’s totally manageable, but if you’re used to Sony-level AF, you’ll notice the difference immediately. 2) Battery life: The battery life is actually bad. I don’t see myself shooting all day on one battery. I’ve already had to charge it in between uses, and I’m planning to buy extra batteries to keep on me. If you’re considering this camera, I’d honestly treat extra batteries as part of the cost. A smaller thing: the menu system could definitely be improved. It feels like a lot is going on, and it’s not as intuitive as I’d like. I’m sure I’ll get used to it more over time, but it’s not a smooth experience at first. I attached photos of how I set up the camera, plus sample images I’ve taken with it (including a couple of recipes and some Lightroom edits). Overall, if you’re the type of person who cares about the shooting experience and you want a camera that makes you excited to create, this is one of those rare cameras that actually delivers that feeling—even if you have to accept the focus and battery compromises.

Camera is great. Allows me to leave my sony A7iii and heavy lenses at home. Pictures and especially colors come out beautiful out the camera. Definitely a fun Lil camera to carry around . A conversation starter and fun thing to bring out at a bar or party with the flash. Leaving one star out cause autofocus really is not great. Shipping was fast

The camera is awesome. Though I paid a premium price for the Japanese manufactured version and I received the Chinese instead. If you're expecting a Made in Japan camera you won't get that.

Not as advertised. If you are looking for a made in Japan version of this camera, this isn’t it. I requested a return within 20 minutes of delivery. It wouldn’t be a big deal if sellers were just honest. I feel like this is a bait and switch.

Please note that this item has no US warranty as it was intended for sale in Japan. According to Amazon AI Rufus: The warranty coverage for the FUJIFILM X100VI (Japan) is typically not valid in the US for service repairs. Japanese market cameras usually come with: Fujifilm Japan warranty only - service centers in Japan No coverage through Fujifilm USA - they typically won't service international versions Third-party seller warranty - check if the Amazon seller offers their own warranty coverage For the same camera with full US warranty coverage, you'd want to look for the "US model" version which would be serviced by Fujifilm's authorized US service centers and covered under their standard warranty terms.

Not impressed.

Thank you, so happy to get it ! Just something to notice, on the warranty paper nothing is wrote, so i dont know if i can write by my self or no, except that its good

As a first-time Fujifilm owner, the Fujifilm X100VI has been a joy to use and truly lives up to its reputation. The camera is intuitive right out of the box, making the transition smooth even for someone new to the Fujifilm system. It arrived early and in excellent condition with no scratches, which was reassuring, and the image quality has been fantastic. The colours were amazing and beautifully rendered. I’ve been very impressed so far and can’t wait to take it out more and continue shooting with it.

Perfect Blend of Classic and Modern – Delivered Ahead of Schedule! I couldn’t be happier with both the camera and the delivery! Amazon surprised me by delivering the Fujifilm X100VI earlier than the promised date, which was a fantastic start to the whole experience. As for the camera itself – it truly lives up to the hype. The X100VI is incredibly versatile. Whether I’m capturing family moments, shooting street photography, or experimenting with Fujifilm’s amazing film simulations, this camera handles it all effortlessly. The compact size makes it easy to carry everywhere, yet it delivers results that rival much larger and more expensive setups. Build quality is top-notch, autofocus is the area that definitely needs some improvements but image quality is simply stunning. I especially appreciate how intuitive the controls are – perfect for someone who wants the feel of a classic camera with the power of modern tech. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a stylish, capable, and fun-to-use camera – and props to Amazon for exceeding expectations on delivery!

Es sin duda un capricho. Partiendo de esta premisa, siempre desde mi opinión, esta cámara estaría enfocada a: • Fotógrafos con conocimientos avanzados. • Cámara de apoyo para eventos varios. • Cámara para viajar. • Creadores de contenido. • Cámara para acompañarte en el día a día. No considero que esté enfocada para: • Gente que se inicia en la fotografía. • Cámara principal para un profesional. • Gente que dude de un objetivo fijo. Con esta base, la cámara es una auténtica gozada, paso a comentar los pros y contras encontrados. ✅ Puntos a favor: • Peso: Es muy ligera, aunque no se siente frágil ni poco robusta. • Materiales: Un tacto increíble, el 'cuero' del cuerpo se ve de calidad, aunque tengo mis dudas a cómo aguantará el día a día y 'malos tratos' de varios años de uso. • Construcción: Los botones son superaccesibles, es una gozada tener el 90% de los botones desde el pulgar, sin esfuerzo para una mano normal. • Interfaz: Es una gozada, vengo de una Sony A7C y ojalá tuviera una interfaz tan bien dividida, fácil de entender y con tantas opciones. • Calidad de imagen: Superdefinidas las imágenes, la resolución de 40mpx hace que realizar un recorte sea una fantasía. • Recetas de imagen: Tiene una personalización de 'filtros' o imitaciones a carretes impresionante. Perfecta para disparar en RAW. • Visor analógico/digital: Es un punto que hace que disparar por el visor sea casi obligatorio. Es cierto que al final uno acaba disparando con el digital, pero tirar de analógico le da un sabor clásico a la fotografía y se llega a disfrutar. La ampliación que tiene es muy buena y la entrada de luz se defiende bien con la goma que incorpora. ❌ Puntos en contra: • Curva de aprendizaje: Un poco compleja para los que venimos de otras marcas, la disposición de los botones a pesar de ser una maravilla, son ligeramente distintos a la media de marcas. • Faltan botones personalizables: Algún botón extra hubiera estado bien, aunque dado el tamaño, se entiende. • Sellado: Es un sinsentido una cámara sellada parcialmente, siendo el objetivo su principal punto débil y que te obligue a comprar un filtro especial. • Velocidad wifi/bluetooth: Es un poco lenta para pasar archivos grandes al teléfono móvil. • Diales y botón encendido: Supersensibles, un poco más 'duros' hubiera sido fantástico. Es muy normal dejar la cámara encendida al guardarla. Los diales son también muy suaves y es fácil cambiarlos con solo agarrar la cámara • Agarre: Es una cámara muy pequeña y tiene un agarre bastante pobre en cuanto la empuñadura, quizás un poco de más volumen en la zona, mejoraría el agarre y no obligaría a pasar por caja y comprar accesorios que además rompen su estética. • Visor ERF: Genera sombras en el OVF, cuando hay bastante luz y hace que un accesorio tan útil e interesante, se vuelva incómodo. He probado ese visor en la X-Pro3 y está mejor resuelto para evitar sombras tan incómodas. Tras estos comentarios, mi conclusión es: • Si te la puedes permitir, adelante, es tu cámara. • Si tienes un equipo alternativo para esos momentos que un objetivo fijo te pueda echar atrás, adelante, es tu cámara. • Si disfrutas disparando en manual, adelante, es tu cámara. Vas a disfrutar de esta cámara si estás 100% convencido de que está hecha para ti, si no lo estás, puede que no acabes disfrutándola tanto, ya que el enfoque es muy concreto.

The product arrived one day early and appears to be perfect, but how do you explain the FRENCH LANGUAGE instruction booklet especially as I made the payment in pounds sterling?