Fujifilm X100

The Fujifilm X100VI is not the camera for everybody, but it sure as hell is one of the most fun I’ve had in photography in a long while. It’s a relatively simple, fixed 23.5 mm lens shooter that takes some brilliant, highly detailed photos at 40.2 MP. I would want to recommend it to anybody. However, at $1,600 for the base camera, I can’t suggest that anybody reach so deep into their wallet for this faux-physical, all-digital camera. Instead, I can say the X100VI unlocked a love for photography that I thought had become…

Sometimes, or–hell–most of the time, you need something simple to remind you of life’s simple pleasures. The newly-announced X100VI camera from Fujifilm can capture some of those golden moments with some impressive depth of color. Still, the $1,600 digital camera and the return of the still-popular X100 lineup itself feels like a small treasure, one that’s both nostalgic and fully capable of capturing the small moments in full detail. If single-lens, faux physical, and all digital are your preferred ways to shoot, the…