Review on Fujifilm X100V camera, silver by Micha Chmielewski ᠌

The main thing is the photo results despite the drawbacks. It brings them great joy. For use on the street, at home, and on the road, I heartily endorse this buy. The battery appeared to be weak. However, this has not been an issue thus far because turning the device on and off is so simple. Benefits from: Quickly acquires focus after being switched on. It's awesome how well automatic modes function. The film presets were great, and Velvia is remarkably faithful to the look and feel of actual film. The fact that the pictures rarely need to be processed and can be transferred to the phone with a simple app is what I liked best about it. The lens is exceptionally crisp even when stopped down to f/2. The camera includes a copy of Capture One Express. Foldable screen - very flammable, especially when fully illuminated. Told you so: Assume there isn't a charger available (Charging via type-c cable - included) Although a filter must be fitted onto the lens for total protection, the camera is NOT PROTECTED FROM PRECIPITATION out of the box. To do this, you'll need to invest in a FUJIFILM AR-X100 adaptor ring. What kind of selfish people wouldn't put the ring back in the box? Again, the camera's grip is a major inconvenience; additional grips are strongly recommended. Although the JJC HG-X100V is a direct replacement for the original FUJIFILM HAND GRIP MHG-X100 grip, the latter is incompatible with the former. The included JJC TA-X100V finger grip is a nice touch. If you're considering the X100V solely for its 4K video capability, you should know that it's not worth it; the matrix is slow and the rolling shutter effect is obvious, despite the camera's high bitrate.