Where did you get those small split rings/loops on the camera? I would love to get some that size and shape.

Been fortunate enough to have the VI since April of this year and although it’s not the end-all of cameras, it’s my favorite one ever. The form factor combined with the really solid sensor makes it a ton of fun

one thing I need for my fuji x100vi is a fuji x100vi

you literally deserve a lot more of subs and views!!!!

What is that black tape on your lens cap? I was thinking of doing the same to mine cause my hood is always falling off.

you might not need it now that it has ibis but the Manfrotto MP3 goes a long way with these little Fujis...

Have you found any other cool accessories for your x100?

Love that Toyota pickup. What year? I had very similar setup some years ago.

Very good video and loved the photos! I am looking forward to seeing more X100VI images.

Love the video and minimalist kit. Which bag/cube are you using at 4:13? Are you using Peak Design cubes? Thanks

Thanks for sharing! After watching your kit video, I would love to hear about and see how you use those lens teleconverters you showed. I'm curious if they are just as good as having an interchangeable lens body. I now shoot with an X-T3 which I've had for several years and really like. But, I've been wondering if something even smaller would be nice. Now, getting an X100 series might be a bit difficult, but I was wondering how one of the XE series cameras might compare since I already have a few lenses. I also do lots of hiking with my X-T3 and love using it. Just thought it might be cool to have an even smaller body to carry everywhere. Thanks again for your info!

Well, that's some kit. No wonder you were out of breath in that ascent! Thanks for the overview of your equipment. Have a great week.

You look like you know what you're doing but as a longtime Fuji user who also just loves the jpegs my best advice would be to shoot raw only. Double tap the Q button on any keepers to flip them into jpegs or if it's a particularly good shot try a few different recipes on the same image. Now the only jpegs on your card are the keepers which makes it super easy to zing them all to your phone (select all then zing).

You make it easy to follow 🤔

Man the photo at 9:00 love that 😻

Loved the video, I got the X-T5 since it was impossible to get the x100. But I'm new to photography so maybe it was a good thing. The x100 sure is a beauty though 😍 Whats your fav recipes/film sims?

I like the information about the flash since I have been looking to get into that at some point. On the fence with regards to the Sony A7iv. My Canon R50 with the 35 1.8 is always on hand.

great video. I can agree to everything. This camera makes me also fall in love with photography again 🙂 One question: you assigned a button for marking a photo to transfer it the the phone. I didn't found that option. Could you explain in detail what you have done? Once again, thanks for that video!

I had no idea you had your own channel Nick. Good stuff! I've been following you two over on Amanda's channel for years now. Thanks for sharing your set up. I am considering selling all my (hard-earned) Canon gear and moving over to Sony... but, I'm emotionally attached so going slow lol.

Im really burnout too and Im about to get my x100vi today 🎉🎉🎉 btw really enjoy your video

I could not believe the lack of subs you had. Your stuff is really really nice man. Actually practical on hands long usage stuff. Too many of the big guys are jumping systems every 2 months and their “reviews” are done after a day using the gear at a press event. Maybe I’m exaggerating but your kit seems actually well thought out.

The mosquito on my forehead got a free meal...

great review!!! i would like to see a video about a day of shooting with this camera :)

Wow! What really great results you have for such a tiny and useful kit. Very impressive. :)

Don't fall for this. That is a camera for some one who already is bored with the latest greatest in the market. A sony or canon can serve much more for your dollar.

After a 4 months waiting period, I finally got mine. Black. I also bought the lens hood and a half leather casing. Set the basic stuff, put it on Automatic, all over, and went out shooting. Something marvellous just happened: FUN, JOY of shooting was back!!! The images have lots of detail, even against the sun. I love your honest and the Meat & Potatoes approach on your video. I'll resume my experience and my $$$ tag: MONEY WELL SPENT. Keep on sharing!!

Loved the video. I would like to see some film simulation ideas. Some ideas to kick start creativity.

Would you please list your favourite recipes in the future videos? Thanks for this one :)

The best video about the X100VI I’ve seen yet! I’m ordering it for the same reason - I want to make my photography fun again. Thank you!

This one is 1.6 k? Xpro2 forever… the xpro2 is just perfect for every kind of work….i give nothing abot the 16 mp more resolution… in first a camera needs to make fun….. and to me the xpro2 makes more fun than any other hybrid range finder system….

Great video, thanks

I am so sick of this POS camera. It's such a POS camera I threw it against the wall rather than sell it to someone else. The youtube influencers who promote this camera - please get a real fuking job with health care insurance - are all POSs.

Awesome video mate. I'm in the same boat as you and have just ordered one. This has got me pumped for it!

I also love the jpegs Fujifilm puts out. It sounds counter-intuitive but it is the reason I shoot raw only. I just double tap the Q button to flip any keepers into jpegs or if it's a particularly good shot (or I messed something up) I'll go to town on it editing it in -camera. I also do multiple edits of shots I like (bw, different wb etc). Now the only jpegs on the card are keepers which make pinging them all to my phone super simple (select all then ping). Cropping, levelling and very minor tweaks I do in Snapseed. I've never been a fan of hyper-edited pictures and once I just accepted that I can't really edit a picture better than Fuji makes a jpeg life became a lot easier.

Great, I will add two great features of the Fuji X100VI that you don't mention are *huge* for the kind of photos you showed in the video: That camera has a buit in 4 stops ND fiter and a leaf shutter, so the flash sync speed of it is 1/4000th of a second. You can make amazing things with that configuration.

Photos look so good! Mind sharing what recipe you used?

I would really like to see more of your portrait photography with your minimalist kit; the Fuji with the 50mm tele-conversion lens and the Profoto flash. Something similar to the portraits you made in Ecuador. Thanks for the great videos.

I too was lucky to get a vi (in black) on day one in the UK (28 Feb 24). My first X100 camera, although I do use the Fuji system. Took it skiing to Switzerland in March and have used it since for hiking and family days out. If there is one word that sums up this camera for me it is - fun.

great video man all your photos is my fav

That’s a nice kit. Small, convenient. Sample shots? Maybe some links to used/showed equipment? thank you. 🙏 Oops, it’s here already. I apologize.

It’s a nice little toy. An expensive toy that is. But….. I enjoy it too. Now all our pics look the same. Looking forward to seeing more videos on this camera. TFS 🙏

I have the same story as you on how you got the x100vi. The only difference is that I got mine a week after it was released.

I have the x100vi and an X-E2s as well. Rather than using the tele converter I have just been using the 35mm on the XE. I might get the teleconverter too now I've seen this. Nice video, thanks for posting.

This video is just better of the 90% of all the video on KZbin about photography.Maybe is the way you explain every detail of you trip/gear/retouch....everything is just perfect!!!Keep this way!!

I've shot with and owned the X100S, X100T and X100F. Everything you've described about the experience of owning one of these cameras has been mine experience as well. I regretted selling the X100F, but it was to fund another hobby. Since then I've added a Niikon Z fc with 24 prime to get that feeling again. It's not 100% the same, but for half the price of the current market value of the X100V/VI cameras, it's all I want.

Hello I want to get rid of my X-T4 and get X100VI to kind of escape the hassle of getting different lenses, how limiting is 23 on X100VI is for portraits? I get a feeling that backgrounds are either busy or are not as smooth as they are on your first few pics even with off camera flash, is there a workaround for that or is that just lens limitation?

I use an old XE2 with the 27mm - I rarely take it out of auto and just treat it like a point and shoot. And only in JPEG. It’s so much fun!

Great video and new subscriber. Glad to hear your thoughts on this, especially how it's freed you to focus on the art, not the tech.

Hi. I would like to know you transfer your images to phone with one button. A place for tutorial?

Nick, I love your straight forward approachable style. Yes, Iʻd like to hear more about how you use that camera. Iʻve been thinking I need a "carry" camera for some time.