Fujifilm X100VI initial review

40MP BSI CMOS APS-C X-Trans sensor; 35mm equiv F2 lens; In-body IS rated at up to 6EV of correction; Hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder (3.69M dot OLED panel); Machine-learning trained subject recognition AF; 14 film simulations; 6.2K video capture and 10-bit recording; Built-in ND filter; Tilt up/down rear touchscreen;

40MP BSI CMOS APS-C X-Trans sensor; 35mm equiv F2 lens; In-body IS rated at up to 6EV of correction; Hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder (3.69M dot OLED panel); Machine-learning trained subject recognition AF; 14 film simulations; 6.2K video capture and 10-bit recording; Built-in ND filter; Tilt up/down rear touchscreen;

Fujifilm X100VI review: the joy of six review

New sensor takes stunning stills, even when digitally cropped; Hybrid rangefinder a genuine treat to use; In-body stabilisation a welcome addition;

Only two-way tilting LCD screen limits vlogger appeal; Optional adaptor essential for weather sealing;

Fujifilm X100VI review: everyday delight

The Fujifilm X100VI is the new best premium compact camera for most people, delivering a host of upgrades over the trending camera of 2023, the X100V. The X100VI gets in-body image stabilization, equipping this street photography specialist with improved handheld shooting capabilities. There's also Fujifilm's higher-resolution and versatile 40MP APS-C sensor, which offers greater potential for cropping your photos in the absence of lens zoom capabilities, plus Fujifilm's best autofocus system yet. This is all wrapped in the retro design that has made people fall in love with Fujifilm, with a familiar fixed 23mm f/2 lens and unique hybrid viewfinder. There's a sense that the X100VI could be the peak of this line – how else can Fujifilm improve on its tried and tested X100 series formula besides broadening the range with different fixed focal length lenses? We'll have to wait and see where Fujifilm goes next, but for now, we have a new premium compact champion on our hands – this is a camera you'll want to use every day, and the wait was well and truly worth it.

Versatile 40MP sensor; Finally, in-body image stabilization; Fujifilm's best autofocus yet

Pricier than X100V; Only a single UHS-I card slot; Still needs lens adaptor to be weather-sealed