SUMMARY
Photographer James Popsys, after initially dismissing the Fujifilm X100VI, found it genuinely enjoyable on a second try. He notes that modern cameras like the X100VI, with its 40MP APS-C sensor, produce excellent image quality in daylight, suggesting the camera is rarely the limiting factor. Popsys argues that Fujifilm cameras are priced too low, creating a perceived gap in build quality compared to their output, which can lead some photographers to overlook them. He compares it favorably in terms of enjoyment against pricier models like the Sony a1 II and Leica Q3.
TAKEAWAYS
Photographer James Popsys revisited the Fujifilm X100VI and found it enjoyable.
He believes Fujifilm cameras are priced too low, with build quality not matching output.
The X100VI offers excellent image quality and is enjoyable to use, even compared to high-end rivals.
Popsys uses Fujifilm film simulations for previewing, not for final JPEG output.