Fujifilm X100F

To be clear, with the raw conversion software, it's not like it's rivaling Lightroom or Photoshop or anything like that, but it's smart about all of t...

You know, this camera means a lot to me because it was the camera I used when I first started this YouTube channel. And it honestly got me taking stre...

Overall, I really enjoyed this camera and would recommend it. I am fairly sure that I will upgrade to the X100V though, for all of the aforementioned ...

Here's why. This camera is made to look like a vintage camera. It's made to kind of help make you feel like you're shooting on film

Don't bet me wrong, there's certainly situations where the X100F will take a backseat to the A7R IV, but if I had to choose one camera to roll with, there's no doubt I'm grabbing the X100V. In the end, it's all about trusting your camera and knowing how to use it as an extension of your eyes.

That makes the X100F an easy pick as Editors' Choice. It stands apart from others in its class, delivering just about as much image quality as you can want in a camera of this size. The Fujifilm X100F is everything a premium compact camera should be, capturing SLR-quality images in a form factor that slides into your jacket pocket

**X100F:** I really want to spring for this, mostly because I feel with its size etc I would use it regularly, and I really don't want to end up in lens-GAS territory. That said, in my country right now I can find one for $950 and I feel that's overpriced? I'm really interested in the Fuji cameras partly because of the film simulations as well. This series also feels very 'immediate' and beginner friendly, though I'm not entirely sure if that's true?