Fujifilm X100VI Camera

Fujifilm unveils the stunning X100VI, the latest in the X100 series, featuring a 40MP sensor, 5-axis in-body stabilization, and 6.2K/30P video. The retro-designed camera offers an "Advanced Hybrid Viewfinder," a tilt-able LCD, 20 film simulation modes, and more. With a heritage dating back to 2011, the X100VI introduces upgrades like a high-resolution X-Trans CMOS 5 sensor, 5-axis stabilization, and AI-assisted features. Retaining popular elements, it sports a fixed 23mm f/2 lens and is set for March 2024 release in silver or black, with a limited edition. Pre-orders are available.

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