FUJIFILM X100V Review | Yeah, it's incredible

[@benjhaisch]

What camera do you use most for documenting your personal life? Also if you do end up purchasing an X100V, using my link would greatly support the channel 🙌🏼 moment.8ocm68.net/m9XZX (I think people under estimate how much time goes into these videos in comparison to how little revenue is generated haha)

[@g2eu]

Fuji X100S :) (and an M6 for film)

[@sergiocasado2978]

I’ve been a looooong time user of X100 series, had several iterations of them during years as personal camera.... until found the Q. Obviously more expensive but you already know that. I always say to all my friends: The Leica Q is the “cheapest” camera ever made for its quality, period. Expecting a full review chief 😉

[@benjhaisch]

@@sergiocasado2978 haha have someone send me a Q and I’ll review it 😂

[@aghahanta108]

@@sergiocasado2978 I had the same experience. Had the x100F and then the x100V and loved it so much. But then got the Q and everything changed, the V has been gathering dust.

[@sergiocasado2978]

@@benjhaisch it’s often too adventurous and risky to make such a categorical affirmation, but I’ll say it: I’m 100% convinced that this would be an epic camera for you, that’s it, is that damn good... Used price feels a “steal”, which is crazy in Leica world terms. I’ve used it in documentary work, weddings, concerts, street and of course as everyday tool. Leica M experience is superior, but the Q... ohhhhh the Q.... Come visit to Spain (after this craziness is over) and I’ll share you mine one for an amazing holiday 🇪🇸😎

[@paneergaming3095]

It is incredibly refreshing to see this video coming from a heavy Leica shooter such as yourself. I've been deep into a Leica KZbin rabbit hole and, thankfully, this video pulled me right back out. I love my X100V!

[@StefanDressmaker]

Agree man! I was able to shoot on a few different Leicas for a couple of days and it definitely is a nice experience, BUT I was also very happy to get back to my X100V, which makes photographing such a comfortable and smooth experience.

[@kiwipics]

If the Q2 was the same price as the X100V, would you still go for the Fuii ? The Q2 lens / sensor and the ability to use the crop feature makes it superior camera, but the Fuji is a nice lower price option.

[@TheVFXbyArt]

@@kiwipics the fuji’s DR400 mode allows me to capture about two stops of highlight detail without having to underexpose the image, leaving me with dark jpgs and hours of post processing time. It does all of that in camera in that mode, both for jpg & raw. This along with the film sims and unique sensor layout really solidified this camera’s place as a street photography camera for me.

[@ramoftherose]

Owned an x100v for a while now but I still find myself looking up reviews LOL

[@benjhaisch]

Haha I feel that. Helps the justification but also can sometimes show new ways that people use things or features that I didn’t realize existed.

[@benjhaisch]

Interesting, what camera did you go with instead?

[@grvcvlt8382]

@@TomFreer87 it’s that kind of thinking that will make your book never come out

[@SideshowBob44]

@@TomFreer87 The X100V produces professional quality results, and even if it didn’t, isn’t the content of your photo book more important?

[@benjhaisch]

Fwiw, I have both cameras and would have no issue making a book with the X100V over the M10.

[@NickKollar]

Best camera ever. I sold all my Canon gear and bought this one, and I'm so happy :). Taking it with me everyday.

[@deryncorbett]

I’m absolutely loving my X100v, I’ve had it for about three weeks now and haven’t really put it down much. Great review! 🙌🏻

[@becphoto]

I have been using my X100S to document my family and love it but have been considering upgrading to the V for a while. I will likely pull the trigger now after seeing this review and all the positive comments. Thank you.

[@ethanparker2362]

I just purchased the X100V this morning. I’m very excited to start using it!

[@jacobh5817]

You mention the lattitude in highlights. Perhaps good to add that Fuji callibrates their lightmeters with an 18% greycard like we used to do in the days of film. Most other brands use a 30% greycard with digital sensors.That results in a permanent slight underexposure of Fuji raw files giving them a bit more lattitude in highlights. Downside is less details in shadows, but that’s generally easier to correct in post. It’s not that Fuji has a higher dynamic range than other comparable cameras. I’ve been using the Fuji X-system professionally for quite a while. When I switched to another brand I really had to adjust my metering and workflow in post. Having said that, I still enjoy the X100V. For me a perfect example of great product management. In every iteration there’s a solid improvement, without throwing good stuff overboard like the did with the X-Pro3 (vs the X-Pro2).

[@al404]

since I also used other brands like Canon and Sony and I also usually underexpose by 1/3 - 2/3 when sun is very bright I should just expose correctly on Fuji?

[@roberttaylor4175]

Just used your link to buy the x100v from Moment. Really appreciate your review. I’m excited to get the camera in my hands. Thanks man.

[@Fernyg323]

I’ve owned this camera since may 2019 and I watch every single review on it. Can’t recommend it enough. Amazing value.

[@sungameloc]

How did you get it so early??

[@benjhaisch]

Haha I thought the same thing

[@chelsdreams9290]

I am loving my Fujifilm x100v. It is the camera I have been using to just capture moments in my life. Its very easy to get used to. This review is great!

[@alexdancegirl]

I’m so excited to get this camera, it’ll be my first camera I’ve bought since I got the Nikon d5000 back in 2010. I’ve just been watching videos about it since it’s on backorder.

[@devanteross2838]

100% would really appreciate whatever time you’d be willing to put in for a cinebloom review!

[@EpitomePax]

Go 20% for a “selective” use, extreme vintage look & 10% for an “everyday” diffused look.

[@nelsonclub7722]

@@EpitomePax Hi could you explain this in more detail - are these presets in camera? Thanks.

[@Mu3azOsman]

had the camera for two months now, the shutter is at 900 (quarantine) Really loving it! it's amazing for carrying around everywhere from my morning walks to my visits to the bank. it's been amazing to re-explore my love for photography and sharpen my skills a bit more will definitely think about removing the shutter release ting 😓 didn't know it might cause issues

[@benjhaisch]

I didn’t either, but better safe than sorry, I guess!

[@goutfromfriedokra7099]

@@benjhaisch is it better than the pen f?

[@imAnsar]

its nice to see so much curiosity and interaction even before the video is live. that speaks volume of quality and authenticity. the premiere feature does help build that audience that really sincerely watch the content, looking forward - 37 mins until live :)

[@wwjjss33]

Your baby & family are so ADORABLE!! 🤗 -Thank You for sharing these shots & for making this review. I definitely plan on upgrading to the X100V by the fall👍🏼

[@davidmcc6666]

Thanks, mate. Just bought mine yesterday.

[@MurrayMcMillan73]

Love this video Benj- and I love my X100V. It’s just the most stunning camera- I can’t stop shooting with it.

[@omphileneo]

Those highlights coming back to life is an impressive party trick. Fantastic stuff.

[@TheVFXbyArt]

One note benj: Set iso to 640 to enable they dynamic range setting dr400. This will enable even higher hilight retention in RAW than usual. Not mentioned is that the Fuji’s are dual native iso cameras. Above 640 iso is uses another a to d converter. The price will be some noise in the shadows. This is far easier to correct Than blown hilights. Thx for vid!

[@michael007ish]

I have the R as well but I did have the X100V. Sadly I sold it. Now I want it again. I've done conceptual work with it along with my Godox AD200s. I had the X100s and F. I was not expecting how good this one was.

[@williamgoss4691]

Excellent Review, thanks Benjamin. Sounds a very fine camera.

[@ezramayled]

This affirms my X100V purchase a year ago! Also this might be my favourite review on it yet. Well done Benj! 👊

[@kryleespela27]

Planning to buy my 1st camera and I was torn between buying this or the Leica, apparently Leica is a bit expensive compared to Fujifilm x100v and after watching your video with your reviews. I think I’ll go for this one. Since I also read and watched the reviews about x100v. Thanks for this! ✌🏻

[@benjhaisch]

I’d 100% buy this as a first camera. Rock it until you feel like you need something more, which may not ever even happen!

[@mk1photography62]

I have been a Fuji X100 shooter since 2011 this is the pinnacle of the series and adored by me I use it every day always

[@Thomas_Geist]

I’ve a T, 2 F’s and now a V. Love them all and used the built in ND filter all the time. Here’s something I’ve discovered but heard no one mention: the 3stop ND was perfect. Shooting in bright afternoon light wide open at ISO 160, I get the red, 2000+ SS warning, but when I turn on the 4stop ND the SS drops to between 160 and 250. That’s much too slow and NOT a versatile range. Have that at only f2.8. As I said, at 3stops this would have been a SS around 360-500. Does anyone else wonder why Fuji upped the ND filter to 4stops? Every talks like this is an improvement. What am l missing?

[@ultimatechrisso6592]

Loving my black X100V ✊

[@TheLiamGordon]

Good stuff Benj! Part of my justification for buying it was as a wedding day back up too 😊

[@babyboy1971]

I still love mine, and will keep it a while, despite the announcement and release of the X100VI. I’ll upgrade eventually but I came to watch this video to remind myself that the X100V is still a champ and especially now that the prices have dropped so much on a used model, I cannot recommend this camera highly enough. The lens upgrade alone (from the X100F) was worth it for me. I can’t wait to see your detailed review of the X100VI and I hope you still have love for the V!

[@TheVFXbyArt]

6:35 Shoot in dr400 mode and you won’t need to underexpose the image then bring up shadows and mids. Dr400 does that for you without needing to underexpose and end up with dark jpgs.

[@benjhaisch]

Sure, but DR400 requires you to shoot in what, ISO800? I don’t primarily use JPEGS so 99% of my stuff from this camera is from raw files anyway. But yes, I do like that feature for the times I do.

[@TheVFXbyArt]

@@benjhaisch Iso 640. And I would gladly trade some noise in my shadows (which is easily fixable) for a beautiful rolloff in the highlights, especially with a hilight curve. This is something NOT fixable in post, unlike noise. And it works in raw too. How? Dr400 underexposes your shot internally (hence the higher iso requisite to give the sensor headroom) while also boosting your mids and shadows…. A laborious task in LR that is handle automatically in the raw file’s dr400 flag. On your operating system image viewer it will look underexposed, but in LR it comes in correct. To really understand: 1) shoot dr400, images that are back lit, white outfits, etc where your main exposure is a stop or two BELOW the hilight exposure. Shoot raw + jpg. 2) load the raw files in fuji x raw converter software (comes free with your camera. 3) find an image with bloomed hilights. 4) flick between dr400 and dr100. You will see how in dr400 images retain detail in the highlights!

[@jainslopez]

Great Video. I really enjoyed seeing the photos you took from your camera. I just bought my X100V. 👍😁

[@maxlake2]

Great video, Benj! And I love my 100V already. Question: what strap is that and where did you get it? Thanks!

[@LucaPetraliaPhotography]

Man i just discovered your channel, thanks to the E4 video. What a surprise! I really love your style.

[@JonathanJK]

I want one of these but with a full frame sensor. Still keep the 35mm f2 lens as well.

[@benjhaisch]

I can't imagine Fujifilm making one, but I'd love it. I've been begging Sony to make a RX1R III. The other versions both have a full frame 35/2

[@StefanDressmaker]

A wonderful review about a fantastic camera! I got myself the original X100 a few years ago and have been in love with the series ever since. The X100V is the camera I use to document my life :)

[@cape2costa]

Been a fan of yours and your work for a while Benj. I love that you are into the Fujisphere now, please keep it up!

[@guipe43]

Beautiful black and white pictures!

[@Holl.Mvrk.]

Benj I can promise you the WR is solid. Last weekend mine was covered in snow for about a 3 hours while out playing with my daughter and by covered I mean COVERED. All I saw was my shutter button.....until it fell off 😂😂 also I agree it did make my button sticky so I think it fell off for a reason. This is hands down one of the best daily shooters for digital you can own. Next I’d say the Ricoh grii/iii would be a closer under up if you don’t mind not having a viewfinder. I love my x100v and definitely am glad it’s my only digital camera 🙌🏼🤙🏼

[@ashman0071]

best photo I've ever taken was of my two boys at Sloopy's using my X100 - no brainer, diabolically good contraption - mind blowing at times ...... it's not you are there, it's like they are here - got it ?

[@robertades22]

I have an X100V on order. I love your B&W images of your kids. Mind if I ask what settings and post-production techniques you used to get that look?

[@benjhaisch]

Hey thanks, I use my Cascade Presets from pack 02, specifically “B+W flat +” I basically just copy/paste that on most of the images. You can find the link in the description if you’re interested.

[@StefanDressmaker]

You're going to love that camera :) I use Benj's Cascade presets too and they work very well with the Fujifilm Raw files. In addition, I find that the in-built Fujifilm Acros film simulation does a fantastic job :)

[@leafsfan71]

I have one too and love it. Only complaint was focus when i had eye autofocus enabled. It was shite. Disabled it and went with face detection and it has been great.

[@Visions_in_Toyko]

thank you for checking my video out Benj, much appreciated, been following your content for a while

[@MayoAdvantures]

I’m torn between the 100v or the Ricoh GRIII as a small carry when I don’t want to take my XH1 out.

[@benjhaisch]

I'd go with the X100V just because it keeps within that same ecosystem as the X-H1

[@LandersPannell]

Thanks so much for this review! helped a lot! What camera strap is that? I love it! Also if you don't mind me asking who makes that shirt? been looking for something just like that. Thanks!

[@mahdiali6732]

Great video, how would you compare it with the Leica, say the M240?

[@daryljohnson9010]

Weather sealing: Portland hasn’t ruined mine yet! And you know what the PacNW can do in terms of soggy skies. 🤣

[@GurmeetSingh-fr8uo]

When is the X100VI coming out?

[@sd-tishara3840]

Thanks for the review. I have this camera and love it. Trying to talk myself out of the Leica Q2.

[@b1rd317]

I still don't know if i want the x100v or the xe4 with vintage lenses or the x pro 2 with vintage lenses for street photography... any suggestions?

[@pierre-alixfavillier4988]

splitting hair! getting the x-e4 here, the value for money is just too good. I owned the x100f for a while but I dont like the 23mm, its too wide for me. alos I value compactness over the OVF and Im not too bothered about the weather sealing. even if it was weather sealed I cant see myself leaving it out when its pouring with rain...

[@carlavidal4101]

what do you think about the new fujifilm xt30 II compared to this one?

[@HEYitsTRAV]

Definitely would like to see a video on the cinebloom filter. I ordered the 10% for my x100v, and just waiting for it to come in to fill my back order.

[@BaranowskiJason]

I’m really torn between this and the xe-4, but I feel like the viewfinder with the x100v might be a lot more fun to use

[@Dime146]

I own the x100T and the optical viewfinder is really great for making the most out of the built-in leave shutter (flash-photography with 1/1000 sec at f2). If there's enough light though, I usually stick to the EVF since it is easier to compose with it.

[@fellowcitizen]

The X-E4 price will fall farther than the X100V - at the moment the premium for the X100V is worth it for leaf/flash and sealing, but in a year or so, the X-E4 will be the better deal. I'd say get an X100V now, and an X-E4 in 18mo as a companion piece.

[@fredbloggs545]

Jason, the first question you should be asking is, will you want to change lens? Having a different viewfinder on the X100V is no good to you if you want to put a 35mm f0.95 lens on it or any number of alternative Fuji mount lenses like a 56mm f1.2.

[@drmadhurigynaeclaparoscopy1249]

How does this fare for long exposure photography/ astrophotography. To basically know if it can be carried easily on mountain treks .

[@backuplocobackuploco]

Hey there, thanks for the review! Where can I get that strap?

[@randallshepherd2145]

About that cute lens shade on your camera: can I assume it's the Haoge LH-X54W Square Metal Lens Hood on Amazon? One: When you tighten the hood onto the lens to what feels like a comfortably firm twist the opening on the hood ends up diagonal. When you back off the hood rotation to make the opening horizontal, the hood is now loose, making it easy to accidentally knock it off horizontal in use and therefore causing vignetting. It's mild, but it's vignetting. And it does that with or without a filter in the mix. Two: The Fuji supplied lens cap does not fit on the hood. Repeat, it does not. It looks right when you push it down on on one side but surprise, it's off on the opposite side. No amount of coaxing will make it sit correctly on the hood. It may be that they expect you to remove the rubber gasket inside the lens cap but that's the fault of their design tolerances, not Fuji's. I don't want to disfigure my cap to see if it might then fit on their hood. That's my experience...

[@benjhaisch]

It’s the actual squarehood one

[@TM-zo3ch]

Battery life? FujiFilm hit the sweet spot striking a balance between digital and a film like feel and I just love this camera. My question is about battery life. I have had the x100v for a few weeks now and the battery is not performing as I would expect. The first few days I had the camera and after fully charging the battery it was fully depleted by day three with about 30 frames taken. I had the camera on for a few hours here and there over the three days mainly to setup the connection to my phone and look through the menus and assign functions to different dials. I am somewhat basing my expectations on how my Nikon D7500's battery performs. However, I realize the two batteries are not the same. FujiFilm rates the battery life at something like 350 images when EVF is set to normal mode. Please comment about battery life.

[@fredbloggs545]

Why do people get so animated about battery life? They are dirt cheap and tiny. Buy a bunch off eBay.

[@nathanielngosy]

Greetings Benj. Thanks for the short term review of the X100v. While I wanted to have this camera in my hands, I held off since I just bought an XT3 last December and we still have quarantine restrictions implemented. Anyway, I'm interested in what you mentioned about the soft shutter release button issues your commenters have mentioned. I would like to know what they exactly are as I have one installed on my XT3, if they have tips on how to avoid shutter mechanism problems, and how much would the approximate cost be for the repair. Thank you.

[@jddorland]

Dude cranking them out lately. Nice

[@benjhaisch]

Haha trying!

[@Pmike404]

I really like the photo look from this camera. I regularly use a Leica M8 with the Voigtlander 35mm single coated Nokton. So it’s hard to justify the X100V, I like the waetherprofing on the V so maybe when the next X100 comes out I’ll pick one up.

[@julianababilon]

I’m in love with this camera, but I can’t afford now. Do you know another nice and cheap camera to documenting my personal life?

[@sebcastilho]

It's interesting what you said about the dynamic range. I suspected the same thing so did a test comparing hightlight recovery between my X-S10 and M262. The Fuji indeed has at least a stop more recovery in the highlights. I was hoping the M10 would have more recovery there but from what you say, it doesn't.

[@mariogpx2990]

I own a Leica M10-p but I really want this camera 📷 big fan of x100 series since the first one.

[@ezekielkok1848]

How’s this compared to the Ricoh GR3?

[@caffeine_remedy]

If you damage the lense (I.e from a drop), can you replace the lens only or must replace the entire camera? Asking bc it’s a fixed lens. ThNks!

[@jared_quackenbush]

Really great video man! I love my x100v!

[@amirabdullah3220]

Thank you for the review. I just want to ask, what camera and lens did you use to shoot this video review ?

[@jameslenney]

Your videos are so useful for those of us in the market for a new camera! Two partially unrelated questions: 1) why do you think Fuji don’t just... make a film camera? It’s the only area in which they don’t compete directly with Leica. 2) that’s a lovely strap - where is it from? Thanks again for the honest reviews - I’m subscribed to many channels but yours are much more personal to you and therefore useful.

[@AlexOnStreets]

Nice video! I would actually like to see more tests of video overheating these days. At launch it was bad apparently but I wonder how much was firmware vs. hardware design limitations. I am wanting a good photo/vloggers camera and while I know theirs better options for either/or I wish this V can handle long run times on a tripod. If even just 1080p..but preferably 4k.

[@ROYALWAND]

Just wondering, if you would please be so kind. I am thinking of buying the Fujifilm X100V..and I am wondering if the Panasonic LUMIX small pocket camera DC-TZ220 might be a better camera? It has a small 15 x zoom. Any thoughts on comparing these two cameras? ..thank-you!

[@brandon.karnes]

How would this compare to a C-LUX or a D-LUX7? (About the same price range)

[@gurugamer8632]

Why don’t you use a B+W protection filter ?

[@prasannjitsidhu3359]

Should i buy this? I own iphone 13pro and i hate how my photos look so processed and i am planning on buying this camera for everyday photography and keeping the same phone for years to come as my ip13 pro purchase almost feels useless as i bought it focusing on camera and i am not pleased with the 1500CAD i spent

[@michaelajoseph6856]

Thank you for a great review. Wonderful pics too! Did you notice that this camera is missfocusing at times? X100f did it and some people say that it’s still happening with x100v. That’s your experience?

[@michaelfedorsha8147]

What Leica do you have? I have the Leica SL and a Sigma 85mm 1.4 art... Love the camera but I find more and more that I don't ever want to take it with me. Casein point. I went to Yosemite recently and chose not to bring the SL. I love Fuji cameras. I bought the Fuji X Pro 1 back in 2012 and even though it was slow and quirky I absolutely loved that camera. The x100 v would be so easy to bring with me, although my pixel 7 Pro takes phenomenal photos for being the cell phone!! I wish the x100 came in full frame. I wish Fuji made any of the XT series or the X Pro series in full frame. I'd be all over that like flies on diarrhea!! Thanks for the video. It'd be nice to have an x100 for me to take to the streets to Seattle right about now.

[@benjhaisch]

a pair of M10s and an M6 currently

[@Supermoto313]

will that shutter release cap being taken off effect weather sealing?

[@angelocalianno1620]

I know that is hard to say but,.,,I work with a XT3 with an amzing 23 mm 1.4.....Do you reckon that the x100v will be better?

[@chiprock2692]

I sold my F as soon as the V came out. It was a fantastic upgrade. The V fills three roles in my world. Travel camera with both adapters, Everyday carry for everytime I head out the door, and then the leaf shutter, paired with my AD200's to back up my XH-1 for my commercial work. Now I can even shoot B-roll on the V. Incredible little camera. Same batteries for both. Don't need two big pro cameras anymore. It's awesome.

[@ChipKalback]

Hey Chip, it's Chip! I have an F and I keep going back and forth on selling it for a V, or just waiting until the 6th gen of this camera comes out. I love my F but the Continuous AF is pretty subpar in my opinion, especially given that I use Sony's for my work cameras. Would you say the AF-C on the V is noticeably better than the F, to the point of justifying upgrading? Thanks in advance for your opinion.

[@chiprock2692]

@@ChipKalback would never compare it to Sony focussing speeds, not fair... but the V is an allround noticeable improvement over the F. I would say its quick, it hasn't annoyed me at all. I think it's worth it for the lens alone. The rest is gravy.

[@benjhaisch]

I currently have both in case you’re interested in any A/B testing. The focus is both faster and more accurate especially in lower light on the V.

[@ChipKalback]

@@chiprock2692 Awesome, thanks for the info

[@ChipKalback]

@@benjhaisch Thanks man, this is helpful for sure. Loved the video as well, keep up the great work -

[@orismj]

Thanks for sharing, great review. Did you happen to try the Leica Q2 and compare it to the X100V for daily/travel use?

[@iamsheep]

Just got it on sale to replace my x100s....other than the single directional button which keeps being knocked on to change the focusing position, everything is better.

[@JeevesTCW]

Fascinating Benj. May I ask : Does the wide angle adaptor to 28mm reduce the IQ? I'm concerned about no IBIS, what is the slowest SS you are happy to hand hold at? Close up images relatively poor vs Leica Q? Thanks in advance, Rich.

[@AndrewPaterson303]

How well does the combination of leaf shutter, Nd filter and built in flash work for fill light on bright backlit subjects?

[@RobCulhane]

Brilliantly. Occasionally you have to dial down the over compensation dial on the right side a half stop to stop it blowing out.

[@kellyrobbins8411]

Do you use film-like presets built into the camera, or do you pull all your files into lightroom from this and then edit them with your presets there? I just don't want to edit my personal photos I guess, bc I edit for work all day....

[@benjhaisch]

I don’t often like the film recipes but many really do love them.

[@EmilyRad]

Do you have a video on how you’ve set up this camera?

[@jemmathomas4951]

Hello can you purchase an additional charger that is usb and also biy one that can be charged in car cigarette lighter charger thankyou

[@REMY.C.]

Thank you Benj for this good video, like all your other ones. I want this x100 so badly to go alongside my xpro3. Especially with its 35mm equivalent. I take my xpro3 when I ride my bicycle and it's on the heavy side to shoot with one hand while riding, also it forces me in that specific case to take my eyes off the road (thank you Fuji for the hidden screen). Plus falling with a 3000€ camera+lens... Well... For the shutter release button, I bought a Gariz, it's on the pricey side but it's beautiful, precisely machined and I'm using it on my old Pentax Super A and my Fuji x20, xt2 and xpro3 with no issues.

[@gunarstreikals2099]

Well, I bought x100f when it came out for similar thing. Camera to take with me while cycling. Dunno what kind of cycling you are doing, but x100 also is not a cheap camera to break while falling. Also it’s not that small. Anyway - it’s great and on some rides it’s worth taking it. Personally my main concern in sweat and how AF wants to focus on wrong things, but count that as user error. Phone on other hand seems good enough for cycling

[@REMY.C.]

@@gunarstreikals2099 Thanks Gunars for your answer. It's road cycling in and out of town, between 20 and 40kms each time. I tried phone but no good grip and unlocking it is a hassle especially with gloves. I don't have iPhone so no face recognition. About the price I found used ones in mint condition between 800 and 1000€, interesting price. Looking for that 100v because I like Fuji and I intend to use it on bike and streets.

[@gunarstreikals2099]

@@REMY.C. on android you can try to set it up that double click of unlock button will switch on the camera and volume button will take the picture. At least that’s doable with gloves if necessary. But surely image quality is much much better with Fuji. I sometimes take it on rides.when hanging on shoulder strap compensation dial sometimes turns, so it’s something to keep in mind when taking quick photos on the go. Also would like to update to V from F just because of the updated lens )))

[@ne14makingart]

do you have the cinebloom filter on the camera all the time?

[@bahraam]

your lens hood is squarehood MKII or MKIII?

[@JustLovely821]

Thanks for this great video! Do you use a lens cap for your sqaurehood? I ended up buying the Haoge hood with the cap and found that it doesn't really stay on and very easily gets knocked off, which is a huge problem :(.

[@benjhaisch]

Nah, I figure the hood protects it enough

[@Franzino]

Are the picture samples in this video straight out of the camera (or after photoshop)?

[@ThereGoesSpider]

I have the X100T, GR3 and the X100V. I’ve found that if I don’t have one of them... I miss it constantly... So, I keep all 3 and couldn’t be happier.😊 📸

[@ronwangerow75]

Great video. What brand is the leather strap with Peak-type clips? What brand is the rectangular lens hood? Thanks for your reply.

[@benjhaisch]

Links are in the description :)

[@MikeBSalazar]

I shoot Sony but man..something about Fuji just keeps drawing me back to just to have and to shoot with when I’m not working with my Sony’s.

[@oinkooink]

Hi, 1. Does the V take the same batteries as the S? 2. Will my lens hoods for my S fit the V? Thanks

[@RobCulhane]

Yes, the lens hood from the S or any of them from the original Fine Pix X100 will fit. My hood is the one I bought for the X100 8 years ago. Re: the battery compatibility. I don't know.

[@leanrivas5789]

Hi! May I know what that lens hood is that on your camera? Thanks!

[@NantucketPictures]

Great real-life review. I was worried about it for portraits. But your people pics look great. And I'm a Leica freak, but for the high cost..

[@Carlu117]

Amazing video, since you have kids I was wondering how a camera like this performs on getting pictures of fast moving kids, more specifically with autofocus and sharp images, I have 2 very active boys and I would like a camera like this but I have doubts if the autofocus can keep up with it, I'm concious that is not sony performance just looking to get my very first camera and I would like to choose wisely, or do you recommend an interchangeable lens camera as a first camera, thanks in advance!

[@misterlove7034]

Is it possible to weather seal this camera with a circular polarizer filter instead of a UV filter?

[@benjhaisch]

To my knowledge, yes. As long as water can’t get through the filter itself, you should be fine

[@alecgl5745]

Great video! Where did you get that stunning lens hood??

[@sclogse1]

I come to this wanting 24 frames a sec video, the ability to override the auto exposure in video by a lot, and the ability to lock the video exposure no matter what. And curious how large can one print the jpegs on this at 300 d.p.i in the square format.

[@dnewlen]

Hey Benj. Love your content. Just got a x100v to add to my Leica film cameras. How the heck do you get do you get the Peak Design strap clips through the x100v strap lugs? It’s impossibly small.

[@benjhaisch]

Patience haha

[@benjhaisch]

But for real, I just had to use a really really small thing to help push it through

[@dnewlen]

Thanks! Might need to sleep off this frustration and give it another shot tomorrow.