Fujifilm X100Vi Crop Mode

Works excellent for my 40 Megapixel Fujifilm X100VI. It is also the card that the Fujifilm technicians included in their demo models that they sent out to professional camera testers! ;-)

Perfect camera strap for Fujifilm X100VI and X-T5. Love the color combo. Great Peak Design quality.

I recently got the Fujifilm X100VI camera. I did a lot of research to find a bag that was small and yet functional as my camera bag. I finally decided on the Field Pouch and I couldn't be happier. It is nicely designed and very practical.

On the FujiFilm X100VI they moved the base screw forward which looks like it would be a problem. But this still works okay, it just sticks out a bit from the bottom on the side of the camera you don't touch. It might look weird up close, but it is still perfectly functional.

I ordered two-spare batteries of this type for my “Back Ordered,” yet to receive Fujifilm X100VI. It’s always a good idea, especially if, “carrying a camera, as an everyday, pocketable, fixed-lens, 35mm rquivalent, Fujifilm X100VI APS-C, 40MP, f2, IBIS; mirrorless digital camera.

The quality looks excellent, but i haven’t inserted my new Fujifilm X100VI as yet, because it’s still on back order. I don’t really know or received any status of my back-order, As such, these accessories i have ordered, is just sitting quietly on a corner of my couch.

Im photographer and videographer I use in crop mode when i film 35 is 52 f 1.4 ....just amazing bokeh The face detect to A7rll make a delicious frames in my camera.

amazing what can be done with such a bargain lens... of course, no AF ... and for crop-mode, theoretically... but hey you CAN use it in fullframe mode if you accept the vignetting... ( see the two images here, shot in fullframe mode ). I bought it for my Lumix S5 and mostly use it in fullframe mode. Dude ! A 35mm f/1.4 lens for less than 100 bucks !

I started out with the A7 years ago then upgraded to the A7R II and was extremely happy with the image quality of both. Originally, I thought I'd get the A7R III but took the plunge and splurged on the IV. Everything is better on the IV...focusing, speed, ergonomics, etc. One thing that I really love is the ability to switch back and forth on the fly from full frame to crop mode (set up a custom button to do that). At 26MP the crop mode is incredible quality. I think the II had this but I never used it. In full frame mode, the 61MP sensor gives you a lot of freedom to crop in and recompose and the image quality superb. I've toyed around with video and even shot a short video for a museum...I was impressed by the focusing and quality. Looks professional. Can't recommend the camera enough.

I upgraded from the A7III mainly because I wanted to be able to crop my photos and still get great detail! I was NOT disappointed! Although, the noise seems to be more, I can live with that. If overall sharpness is what you are after, this is the camera you want. I use for video as well and the video seems sharper then the A7III. Maybe that's just me but it seems great. And I don't see the noise issue with video that I get with photo. Very happy with the images I'm able to get with this! The downside is the file sizes are huge! To be expected but still. Not everytime you want ALL the detail. I wish they would come out with a firmware that changes to 24megapixel mode. The way around right now is to go into crop mode but that does take away from the focal lengths you may want.