Four years after the release of the Fujifilm X100V, Fujifilm has finally unveiled its successor. It's called the Fujifilm X100VI and it finally has built-in stabilization.
5-axis stabilization system, with 6 exposure levels efficiency. Another notable innovation is the sensor: the Fujifilm X100VI uses an APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR image sensor with a resolution of 40.2 megapixels (remember, the Fujifilm X100V uses a 26 megapixel sensor). Finally, the camera and a new image processor were received: X-Processor 4 was replaced by X-Processor 5.
According to Justin Stailey, a representative of the development team, the power saving features of the X-Processor 5 have improved the battery life of the camera: on a fully charged battery it takes 450 shots – 30 more than the Fujifilm X100V.
The design of the camera has remained virtually unchanged, as have the dimensions.. The lens is the same as its predecessor – with a focal length of 23 mm (EGF 35 mm) and an aperture of F/2.0.
Fujifilm X100VI received the same hybrid viewfinder as its predecessor. It has three modes: all-electronic, all-optical and optical with built-in electronic display. Built-in movable display – 3-inch touchscreen, with a resolution of 1.62 MP. Video recording on the camera itself is supported up to 6.2K 30 fps with 10-bit color representation and 4:2:2 subsampling.
Fujifilm X100VI is equipped with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi adapters, a slot for SD memory cards UHS-II. Dimensions – 128 x 75 x 55 mm, weight – 521 grams.
The cost of the new item is $1,600 (1,600 pounds or 1,800 euros). Sales start on February 28.