FUJIFILM X100VI Digital Camera – Black

Product Overview

The FUJIFILM X100VI is a fixed-lens digital camera in Fujifilm’s X100 series. Introduced in February 2024, it is the sixth generation of the series and succeeds the X100V. The camera combines a 40.2-megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor with Fujifilm’s X-Processor 5 image processor.

The X100VI uses a fixed FUJINON 23mm F2 lens, providing a field of view equivalent to approximately 35mm on a full-frame camera. It is the first X100-series model equipped with in-body image stabilization, providing up to 6.0 stops of stabilization under specified CIPA testing conditions. A hybrid viewfinder allows photographers to switch between optical and electronic viewing.

Still-image formats include JPEG, HEIF, RAW, and TIFF through in-camera RAW conversion. Video capabilities extend to 6.2K recording at up to 30 frames per second, along with 4K and Full HD recording modes. Wireless connectivity, USB Type-C, HDMI output, a tilting touchscreen, an internal neutral-density filter, and Fujifilm Film Simulation modes are also incorporated.

This reference page covers the black X100VI configuration identified by model number 16953924 and catalog identifier B0FC8N95DC.

Product Information

Identification

Physical Information

Imaging Information

Recording and Connectivity

Product Identifier Summary

Model Number

A model number identifies a particular commercial camera configuration. It can distinguish color, regional, or package variations that share the broader X100VI model name.

MPN

The Manufacturer Part Number is used by manufacturers, distributors, and product databases to identify a specific commercial configuration. It can help distinguish the black camera from other X100VI variants.

UPC

The Universal Product Code is a 12-digit barcode identifier commonly used for inventory, retail cataloging, and product matching in North America.

GTIN

The Global Trade Item Number system provides standardized identifiers for commercial products. A 12-digit UPC is one recognized form of GTIN.

ASIN

The ASIN is a catalog-specific identifier associated with this particular X100VI product record. It is separate from standardized global barcode systems.

Common Uses

• Street photography
• Travel photography
• Documentary photography
• Environmental portrait photography
• Everyday photography
• Architecture and urban photography
• Family and event photography
• Available-light photography
• Short-form video recording
• Creative photography using Film Simulation modes
• Photography where a compact fixed-lens camera is preferred

Maintenance and Care

Fujifilm recommends handling the camera as a precision electronic and optical device. The lens, viewfinder, monitor, and camera body should be protected from excessive moisture, dust, impacts, and prolonged exposure to extreme environmental conditions.

• Remove dust from optical surfaces with a blower before wiping them.
• Use appropriate lens-cleaning materials when fingerprints or marks must be removed.
• Avoid touching the image-facing lens surface with fingers.
• Keep electrical contacts clean and dry.
• Store the camera in a dry, ventilated location when it is not being used.
• Avoid leaving the camera in locations exposed to excessive heat or direct sunlight.
• Remove the battery for extended storage when appropriate.
• Use compatible memory cards and format cards according to camera instructions.
• Keep firmware current when Fujifilm publishes applicable updates.
• Do not use solvents or harsh household cleaners on the camera body.

Safety Information

The X100VI uses a rechargeable NP-W126S lithium-ion battery. Batteries should be used, charged, stored, and transported according to Fujifilm’s safety instructions. Damaged, leaking, swollen, or abnormally hot batteries should not continue to be used.

The camera should not be disassembled or modified by the user. Internal electronic components can present safety and service risks. Operating instructions also caution against exposing the equipment to conditions outside its specified temperature and humidity ranges.

• Use compatible batteries and charging equipment.
• Do not expose batteries to fire or excessive heat.
• Keep battery terminals away from conductive metal objects.
• Prevent water from entering connectors and internal components.
• Turn the camera off before performing procedures that require power removal.
• Follow local requirements for recycling lithium-ion batteries and electronic equipment.

Technical Specifications

Product History

Fujifilm announced the X100VI on February 20, 2024, with availability beginning later that month. It became the sixth-generation model in the X100 family, a camera series that began with the original FUJIFILM X100 in 2011.

The X100VI directly followed the X100V. It retained the established 23mm F2 fixed-lens design while moving to the 40.2-megapixel X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor and X-Processor 5 imaging platform.

A major generational change was the addition of five-axis in-body image stabilization. The X100VI was the first X100-series camera to incorporate this technology. Video capability also expanded to include internal 6.2K recording.

Key Features

• 40.2-megapixel X-Trans CMOS 5 HR APS-C sensor
• X-Processor 5 image processor
• Fixed FUJINON 23mm F2 lens
• Approximately 35mm full-frame-equivalent field of view
• Five-axis in-body image stabilization
• Up to 6.0 stops of stabilization under specified testing conditions
• Hybrid optical and electronic viewfinder
• 3.69-million-dot OLED electronic viewfinder
• Tilting 3-inch touchscreen LCD
• Built-in four-stop neutral-density filter
• Subject-detection autofocus
• 20 Film Simulation modes at launch, including REALA ACE
• 6.2K video recording
• 4K recording at up to 60p
• Full HD high-speed recording at up to 240p
• JPEG, HEIF, and RAW still-image recording
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
• USB Type-C connection
• Digital teleconverter functions

Package Contents

Standard package contents can vary by market or distribution configuration. Fujifilm documentation for the X100VI identifies the camera, rechargeable battery, strap-related components, protective covers, and documentation among the supplied materials. Buyers researching a specific packaged listing should compare its stated contents with Fujifilm’s regional documentation.

Compatibility

Battery Compatibility

The X100VI uses the FUJIFILM NP-W126S rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The BC-W126S is listed by Fujifilm as a compatible external battery charger.

Memory Card Compatibility

The camera accepts SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards through a UHS-I interface. Video modes with high bit rates can require cards meeting specified Video Speed Class requirements.

Conversion Lens Compatibility

Fujifilm lists the WCL-X100II wide conversion lens and TCL-X100II tele conversion lens among compatible X100VI accessories.

Filter Compatibility

The PRF-49 and PRF-49S protector filters are listed as compatible accessories. Fujifilm also lists the AR-X100 adapter ring for the X100VI.

Lens Hood Compatibility

The FUJIFILM LH-X100 lens hood is listed as compatible with the camera.

Flash Compatibility

The camera includes a hot shoe for compatible external accessories. Fujifilm lists several shoe-mounted flash units within its X100VI accessory system.

Remote Release Compatibility

The FUJIFILM RR-100 remote release is listed as compatible with the X100VI.

Microphone Compatibility

External microphone connectivity is available through the camera’s 2.5 mm input. Fujifilm lists the MIC-ST1 stereo microphone among compatible accessories.

Software Compatibility

Fujifilm lists applications including FUJIFILM XApp, X RAW STUDIO, X Acquire, and RAW FILE CONVERTER EX powered by SILKYPIX for applicable workflows. Capture One support is also listed in Fujifilm’s software information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FUJIFILM X100VI?

The X100VI is a premium fixed-lens digital camera in Fujifilm’s X100 series. It combines an APS-C sensor with a permanently attached 23mm F2 lens.

Is the X100VI a mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera?

No. Although it uses mirrorless digital-camera technology, its lens is permanently attached and cannot be replaced with Fujifilm X-mount lenses.

Can the X100VI lens be changed?

No. The primary lens is fixed to the camera. Compatible wide and tele conversion lenses can modify its field of view.

What is the difference between a fixed lens and an interchangeable lens?

A fixed lens remains permanently attached to the camera. An interchangeable-lens camera allows the photographer to remove the lens and attach another compatible lens.

What focal length does the X100VI provide?

Its 23mm APS-C lens produces a field of view approximately equivalent to a 35mm lens on a full-frame camera.

Is the X100VI a zoom camera?

The optical lens has a single focal length rather than an optical zoom mechanism. Digital crop and teleconverter functions provide alternative framing options.

Does the X100VI have image stabilization?

Yes. It was the first model in the X100 series to incorporate in-body image stabilization.

Does stabilization work with still photography?

Yes. Sensor-shift stabilization is designed to compensate for camera movement during applicable still-image and video recording situations.

Does the X100VI have an optical viewfinder?

Yes. Its hybrid system includes an optical viewfinder as well as an electronic viewfinder.

Can the optical and electronic viewfinders be switched?

Yes. Switching between optical and electronic viewing is a defining feature of the X100 series.

What is the Electronic Range Finder function?

The Electronic Range Finder can display a small electronic image within the optical viewfinder. This can assist with checking focus and framing while retaining the optical view.

Does the X100VI have a touchscreen?

Yes. The rear LCD supports touch operation and uses a tilting design.

Does the screen fully articulate to the side?

No. The X100VI uses a tilting monitor rather than a side-hinged, fully articulating display.

Does the X100VI record RAW files?

Yes. Fujifilm uses its RAF format for RAW still-image files.

Can it record HEIF images?

Yes. HEIF is among the supported still-image file formats.

Can the camera create TIFF files?

TIFF output is available through the camera’s internal RAW conversion functionality.

Does the X100VI record 6.2K video?

Yes. The camera supports internal 6.2K recording at up to 30 frames per second.

Does it record 4K at 60 fps?

Yes. A 4K recording mode at up to 60p is available.

Does it support slow-motion recording?

High-frame-rate Full HD recording at up to 240p provides options for producing slow-motion footage during editing or playback.

Does the camera have autofocus subject detection?

Yes. Its X-Processor 5 platform supports subject-detection autofocus for several categories of moving subjects.

Which subjects can the camera detect?

Fujifilm documents detection for subjects including animals, birds, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, airplanes, trains, insects, and drones under applicable autofocus settings.

Does the X100VI support face and eye detection?

Yes. Face and eye detection are available for photographing people.

What is REALA ACE?

REALA ACE is one of Fujifilm’s Film Simulation modes. It provides an in-camera color and tonal rendering profile rather than changing the physical characteristics of the sensor.

What are Film Simulation modes?

Film Simulations are Fujifilm image-processing profiles that alter color, contrast, and tonal rendering. They can be applied to create different JPEG or video appearances in-camera.

Does using Film Simulation change a RAW file?

RAW files retain sensor data for later processing. Film Simulation information can be recorded as metadata and used as a starting point by compatible software.

Does the camera have a built-in neutral-density filter?

Yes. An internal four-stop ND filter can reduce the amount of light reaching the sensor.

Why is an ND filter useful?

Reducing incoming light can permit wider apertures or slower shutter speeds under bright conditions without requiring an external filter for the same amount of reduction.

What memory cards does the X100VI use?

It accepts SD-family memory cards. Card performance requirements depend on the selected still-image or video recording mode.

Does the X100VI support UHS-II memory cards at UHS-II speeds?

The camera’s memory-card interface is UHS-I. Faster cards may operate, but the camera does not provide a UHS-II bus for UHS-II transfer performance.

Which battery does the X100VI use?

The camera uses Fujifilm’s NP-W126S rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

Can the battery be charged through USB?

The camera provides USB Type-C connectivity and supports applicable USB-based power and charging functions described in Fujifilm’s operating documentation.

Does the X100VI have Wi-Fi?

Yes. Wireless networking is integrated into the camera.

Does the X100VI have Bluetooth?

Yes. Bluetooth is available for supported wireless functions and communication with compatible devices.

What mobile application works with the X100VI?

FUJIFILM XApp is the manufacturer’s mobile application for supported camera connectivity, image transfer, and related functions.

Does the camera have HDMI output?

Yes. It uses a Micro HDMI Type D connector.

Can an external microphone be connected?

Yes. A 2.5 mm connection is provided for compatible microphone equipment.

Does the X100VI have a hot shoe?

Yes. The camera includes a hot shoe for compatible flash units and other supported accessories.

Can the X100VI use external flashes?

Yes. Fujifilm lists multiple compatible shoe-mounted flash units for the camera system.

Is the X100VI weather resistant?

Weather resistance requires attention to the accessory configuration specified by Fujifilm. The camera body alone should not be assumed to provide complete protection against water or environmental exposure.

Can the X100VI be submerged?

No. It is not an underwater camera and should not be submerged.

Is the X100VI the successor to the X100V?

Yes. The X100VI directly followed the X100V in Fujifilm’s X100-series product line.

What generation is the X100VI?

It is the sixth generation of the X100 series.

When was the X100VI announced?

Fujifilm announced the model on February 20, 2024.

What was the first X100-series camera?

The original FUJIFILM X100 launched in 2011 and established the basic fixed-lens and hybrid-viewfinder concept continued by later generations.

Is the black X100VI technically different from the silver version?

The standard black and silver X100VI versions share the same core camera platform. Their exterior color and commercial product identifiers distinguish the configurations.

How can the black version be identified?

The color description, model configuration number, barcode, and catalog information can be compared when identifying a specific black X100VI package.

Can Fujifilm X-mount lenses be attached?

No. The X100VI does not have an interchangeable X-mount lens interface.

Can the WCL-X100II be used?

Yes. Fujifilm lists the WCL-X100II wide conversion lens as compatible.

Can the TCL-X100II be used?

Yes. Fujifilm lists the TCL-X100II tele conversion lens as compatible.

Can a protective filter be fitted?

Compatible filter accessories can be attached using the appropriate X100-series accessory configuration, including Fujifilm’s listed adapter components.

Can the X100VI be used for street photography?

Yes. Its compact body, fixed moderate-wide-angle lens, hybrid viewfinder, and physical exposure controls support the working methods commonly used in street photography.

Can the X100VI be used for portraits?

Yes. Its fixed lens can be used for environmental and general portrait photography, although it does not provide the focal-length flexibility of an interchangeable-lens system.

Can the X100VI be used for travel?

Its integrated lens reduces the need to carry separate lenses. Actual suitability depends on the focal lengths and shooting situations required by the photographer.

Can it be used professionally?

The camera supports high-resolution RAW photography and advanced video features. Professional suitability depends on workflow, focal-length requirements, redundancy needs, and the type of assignment.

Does it have two memory-card slots?

No. The X100VI uses a single memory-card slot.

Can the lens be cleaned like other camera lenses?

Yes. Loose dust should normally be removed first with an appropriate blower, followed by suitable optical cleaning materials when necessary.

Should firmware be updated?

Firmware updates can provide corrections, compatibility changes, or functional revisions. Update procedures should follow Fujifilm’s instructions for the exact camera model.

Where is the X100VI manufactured?

Production location should be verified from the labeling on the individual camera or its official regional documentation because manufacturing information can vary over a product’s production cycle.

What warranty applies to the X100VI?

Warranty coverage depends on the country, authorized distribution channel, and terms applicable to the individual camera. Regional Fujifilm warranty documentation should be used to determine coverage.

Does an imported X100VI have the same warranty?

Not necessarily. Warranty service can depend on the region where the camera was originally distributed, so serial-number and regional documentation should be checked.

Buying Considerations

Fixed 23mm Lens

The permanently attached lens is central to the X100VI design. Photographers who frequently require ultrawide, long telephoto, or specialized interchangeable lenses should account for this limitation.

35mm-Equivalent Perspective

The lens provides a moderate wide-angle field of view commonly used for documentary, travel, and street photography. It does not provide optical zoom.

High-Resolution Sensor

The 40.2-megapixel sensor produces comparatively large image files, particularly when recording RAW. Storage capacity, backup requirements, and computer processing performance can therefore affect workflow.

Single Memory-Card Slot

The camera uses one memory-card slot. Photographers whose workflow requires simultaneous redundant recording should consider this hardware characteristic.

UHS-I Interface

The memory-card interface operates at UHS-I specifications. High-bitrate video recording should be matched with memory cards meeting Fujifilm’s stated recording-speed requirements.

Battery Requirements

The X100VI uses the NP-W126S battery. Photographers working for extended periods away from charging facilities may need to plan battery use accordingly.

Hybrid Viewfinder

The optical and electronic viewing modes provide different shooting experiences. The optical finder offers a direct scene view, while the electronic finder previews digital exposure and image-processing effects.

Video Use

The camera offers high-resolution video modes, but its fixed lens, compact body, thermal limits, connection layout, and single memory-card slot should be considered for extended video production.

Accessory Requirements

Some filter and weather-resistance configurations require compatible accessory components. Compatibility should be verified against Fujifilm documentation before combining filters, adapters, hoods, or conversion lenses.

Customer Feedback Summary

This section is a generalized summary of recurring themes in publicly available X100VI owner feedback. These observations represent subjective user experiences and are not verified technical specifications.

Commonly Praised Aspects

• Owners frequently describe the camera as convenient for everyday and travel photography because the lens is permanently attached.
• Image quality from the high-resolution APS-C sensor receives recurring positive comments.
• Users often value Fujifilm’s Film Simulation system for producing finished-looking JPEG files without extensive post-processing.
• The physical shutter-speed, aperture, and exposure-compensation controls are commonly appreciated by photographers who prefer direct manual controls.
• The hybrid optical and electronic viewfinder is frequently cited as a distinctive part of the X100 shooting experience.
• In-body image stabilization is often viewed as a meaningful improvement over earlier X100 generations.
• The 35mm-equivalent field of view is frequently described as practical for street, documentary, travel, and everyday photography.

Commonly Reported Limitations

• Some photographers find the fixed focal length restrictive compared with an interchangeable-lens system.
• Autofocus tracking is sometimes described as less consistent than systems used in certain competing cameras, especially with rapidly moving subjects.
• Some users report that the lens produces its strongest perceived sharpness after stopping down from its widest aperture.
• The larger 40.2-megapixel files can increase storage and editing requirements.
• The single memory-card slot can be a limitation for workflows requiring immediate in-camera backup.
• Battery endurance is a recurring consideration during long shooting sessions.
• The compact body can become warm during demanding or extended video recording.
• Some users prefer a fully articulating monitor for video or self-recording rather than the X100VI’s tilting design.

Feedback about autofocus, image rendering, handling, and lens characteristics varies with technique and intended use. These themes should not be interpreted as guaranteed behavior for every camera or photographer.

Related Products

• FUJIFILM X100V: The previous generation in the X100 series, using a lower-resolution sensor and without in-body image stabilization.
• FUJIFILM X100F: An earlier X100-series model retaining the fixed-lens and hybrid-viewfinder concept.
• FUJIFILM X100T: An earlier generation of the X100 fixed-lens camera family.
• FUJIFILM X100S: Second-generation X100-series digital camera.
• FUJIFILM X100: The original model that launched the X100 series in 2011.
• FUJIFILM X-T5: An interchangeable-lens X-series camera using a 40.2-megapixel X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor.
• FUJIFILM X-T50: A compact interchangeable-lens X-series camera with a 40.2-megapixel sensor and in-body stabilization.
• WCL-X100II: Compatible wide conversion lens for changing the X100VI’s field of view.
• TCL-X100II: Compatible tele conversion lens for a narrower field of view.
• AR-X100: Adapter ring listed within Fujifilm’s X100VI accessory system.

Last Updated

August 9, 2026