Hi Michael,

it’s the Haoge one mentioned and linked in this article: https://thecotswoldphotographer.com/fujifilm-x100vi-accessories/

All the best
David

Hi Muhammad,

Thanks for reading an dcommenting. As you love ‘capturing moments’ and sound like you don’t yet want to delve in to photo editing then I would definitely point you towards a Fuji camera as they have great color profiles (called film simulations) that look really good straight out of camera. Whether you go in the direction of the X100VI or something like the X-T5 depends on whether you think you will want the flexibility of being able to change lenses for different subjects or if the simplicity of just one focal length on the X100VI appeals more. But both of those cameras offer excellent image quality, great colors without editing and a really enjoyable shooting experience.

All the best
David

By the way, my name is Syamsul and I’m from Malaysia. I just came across your article and found it really helpful. I’ve recently started getting into photography, mainly during my hiking trips. I love capturing moments, but honestly I don’t have any editing skills yet 😅

So I’m actually looking for a camera that can take beautiful photos straight out of the camera, without needing much editing.

Based on your experience, do you think the Fujifilm X100VI would be a good choice for someone like me? Or would you suggest something else?

Appreciate your advice! 👍

Hi Michael,

You’re welcome.

All the best
David

Thank you again David – that’s what I’d hoped you would write. I don’t think I would make much use of the OVF option either and the slight fall-off in resolution compared with the Q3 doesn’t concern me, although the latter does admittedly provide the best digital experience with a viewfinder I’ve had to date. Glasses are a bit of a nuisance, although I could simplify matters further and take them off, but map reading etc would be a bit tricky if I did that.

Hi Michael,

Thanks for getting in touch. I have never been left feeling frustrated with the viewfinder on the X100VI. I mainly use the EVF rather than the OVFbut both have been fine in my experience. It’s not up to the Q3 in terms of resolution which is very similar to my Z6III but it’s been good enough for my needs and is not difficult to view, hasn’t hindered me in my photography and provides enough resolution to see if things are in focus etc. I don’t wear glasses mind. There are of course the focus aids which can be set up and offer the ability to click a button and immediately jump to 100% view in order to double check focus. Always happy to add further info if you need it.

All the best
David

Hi,
Thanks for your comment. In all honesty, no, I never felt limited by the focal length. I spent over a year with an X100T as my only camera while here in the Philippines and not once did I wish I could go wider or longer. I think thats because when you don’t have the option, you just make what you have work.
Everyone is different though so perhaps get the camera first, shoot with it for a few months and then you will know if you feel restricted and want to get the wide angle conversion lens.

All the best
David