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Fujifilm X100V Digital Camera - Black

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Condition
Used - Good
Color
Black
Storage
512 GB
Screen size
3 in
Weight
478 g
Compatible Mountings
Fujifilm X
Aspect Ratio
4:3
Warranty
1 Year Manufacturer
Works with
Fujifilm cameras with X mount

Features 6

  • Great Photography Every Day, Everywhere: X100V features a newly designed, incorporated 23mmF2 lens, ensuring you preserve those special moments at maximum resolution with minimal distortion. It also offers an improved close focusing performance compared to previous X100 models, and, for the first time in the X100 line, you can keep making images even in the toughest conditions when you attach the optional adapter ring with the weather-sealing protection lens (sold separately). This outstanding lens retains the same slim line design as other X100 models, so it retains compatibility with existing WCL and TCL lens attachments.
  • Designed for Quality and Speed: From fleeting holiday moments and family celebrations to hard-hitting visual stories and ever-changing city streets, X100V has been designed to always deliver exceptional image and video quality. Creating a tool this capable takes powerful technology; thats why Fujifilms state-of-the-art X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4 combination sits at this cameras core. Pairing this exceptional, 26.1MP, back-side illuminated sensor and powerful quad-core CPU results in incredible quality, wide dynamic range, lightning-fast processing and precision AF performance, right down to -5EV.
  • Two ways to See an Image: To truly convey the magic of a scene, you need to be immersed in the moment and X100Vs advanced hybrid viewfinder gives you everything you need to do exactly that. At the flick of a switch, you can change between the X100Vs 0.52x magnification optical viewfinder (OVF), which uses parallax-correcting frame lines to let you see outside the shot, and its 3.69M-dot OLED electronic viewfinder (EVF), which gives you a real-time preview of your exposure. You can even get the best of both worlds by using the electric rangefinder function (ERF) to activate a mini EVF display within the OVF window.
  • Frame the Perfect Image: X100V has been specifically tailored for photographers who are never without a camera by their side and always ready to frame a moment. The two-way, tilting LCD touchscreen is a perfect example of Fujifilms tailored design. This new technology within the X100V offers quick, intuitive controls and makes struggling to frame images from difficult angles a thing of the past. Furthermore, when folded flat it fits seamlessly into the cameras slim line body, and in doing so, this sophisticated LCD touchscreen finds the perfect balance between functionality and portability.

Description

The Fujifilm X100V combines the quality and control of a professional camera with the size and simplicity of a compact one, for outstanding photography every day. A new 23mmF2 fixed lens perfectly complements the cutting-edge 26.1MP X-Trans CMOS 4 back-side illuminated sensor at its heart. The X100V also features the powerful X-Processor 4 quad-core imaging engine, which drives superfast, precision autofocus right down to -5EV, while an Advanced Hybrid Viewfinder ensures photographers are always ready for the perfect moment. With the addition of a tilting LCD touchscreen, optional weather sealing (with separately purchased lens) and a great design, you have the perfect recipe for beautiful still images and spectacular 4K video, whatever the situation. Storage MediaSD memory card (-2GB) / SDHC memory card (-32GB) / SDXC memory card (-512GB) UHS-I1File Format Of Still ImageCompliant with Design rule for Camera File system (DCF2.0), JPEG: Exif Ver 2.3, RAW: 14bit RAW (RAF original format) / RAW+JPEGNumber Of Recorded PixelsL: 3:2, 6240 x4160 / 16:9, 6240 x3512 /1:1, 4160 x4160. M: 3:2, 4416 x2944 / 16:9, 4416 x2488 / 1:1, 2944 x2944. S: 3:2, 3120 x2080 / 16:9, 3120 x1760 / 1:1, 2080 x2080. Panorama: L: 2160 x 9600 [Horizontal : 9600 x 1440], M: 2160 x 6400 [Horizontal : 6400 x 1440], White Balance:Automatic Scene Recognition, Color Temperature, Custom, Daylight, Fluorescent (Cool White), Fluorescent (Daylight), Fluorescent (Warm White), Incandescent, Shade, Underwater.

Specs 90

Compatible Mountings Fujifilm X
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Photo Sensor Technology CMOS
Supported File Format JPEG
Maximum Focal Length 23 millimeters
Optical Zoom 1 x
Maximum Aperture 2 f-stop
Expanded ISO Minimum 100

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It's like they made a camera just for me.
Color: Black
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2020 by Chris Nibley
How to use the app
Color: Black
First off, I bought this camera in May 2020 as an experiment. I could see the world was moving away from the DSLR (I had a Canon 6D -- great camera) and wanted to see what the fuss was about. The X100V is a great camera that includes everything you need to explore photography in one easy-to-carry-around package: Camera, flash, Neutral Density filter (this is a straight darkening filter to get things under control in very bright sun), all with manual controls which you can use as much or as little as you desire. Great package for those who want something more than their smartphone camera but don't want to carry around a lot of gear. Now, one of the key problems people seem to have with this camera (and other Fuji cameras) is the use of the Fuji "Cam Remote" app which you need on your phone to transfer pictures to your phone wirelessly. I had some frustrations too, but it turns out the key problem is that the manual doesn't explain things very well, and the menus on the camera are confusing too. Here's what has worked for me and is very reliable (take note, this info is for the X100V; I have no other Fuji cameras and have not tested it on any others): 1) Turn on "Wireless Communication". This item is in the "Shooting Menu" (the one with the little camera icon) on page 3/3 of that menu. This seems to be the key point of confusion. Fuji should really put this item in the "Connection Settings" menu (which is under the "tool" icon) to be logically consistent. Anyway, turning this on (by simply clicking on it in the menus) causes the camera to create its own wi-fi network, called "Fuji... something or other". 2) Now, go into the settings on your iPhone or iPad (once again, I am in the Apple world; I do not know for sure if this works the same way under Android, but I assume so) and connect your iDevice to the new Fuji wi-fi network. Note: once you do this successfully, you are connected to the camera and NOT to the internet since the camera, of course, does not have an internet connection (unlike your phone, which probably does have such a connection). 3) Go back to the Fuji Cam Remote app and NOW open it up. You should now be able to click (in the app) on "Import images selected on app". That part of the app should now open up and show you thumbnails of the images on your phone. You can select images and move them to your phone. Once you reconect to your original wi-fi (with an internet connection; you can, of course, use your phone's cell internet connection, like 5G, if you have that) you can then upload images to Instagram or whatever else you want to do. I'm putting this in the simplest way possible here in the hope that is most helpful. There are some minor complications you might run into; for instance, if I switch between my iPhone and my iPad then after step 2 I have to click the "ok" button on the camera to allow the phone, or iPad, to connect to the camera. This is explained pretty clearly on the screen of the phone during this process. Also, although the manual, and the menus, talk about "pairing" a device to the camera before doing all of this, I find that with my camera and phone I don't have to go through the pairing. What matters is turning on the Fuji wifi, connecting the iDevice to it, THEN opening the app. I hope this helps. It seems a shame that so many reviews knock the camera because they are having this trouble with the app. I found this information in a Fuji users discussion board and for me, it makes the app totally reliable and usable. That's another lesson here: this is a popular camera and if you have questions or problems, it's very likely they have come up and been discussed in one of the internet chat groups devoted to Fuji stuff. So, start your Google and find your answers. ;-). Good luck with this great camera, everyone. Nov. 2022 -- Cannot believe what the world has been through since I bought this camera 2.5 years ago! Just want to add, as of updating to iOS 16 in October 2022, getting the Fuji iPhone/iPad app to connect to my camera has gotten a little tricky. Presumably in updates over the next month or two (to iOS and/or to Fuji firmware) this will get sorted out. Also just a general point: I still think this is a great camera, but it does seem to me that the larger sensor size of a "full-frame" camera, like my old Canon 6D, does make a difference. My impression is that the 6D was better in very low light, and generally produced more amazing shots just by being a full-frame camera. But there's still a lot to love about this beautiful one-camera solution model, with flash, ND filter, lens, as I mentioned before... ... show more
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Color: Silver
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Excellent addition to the X100 series
Color: Silver
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2020 by sorcery
My first camera
Color: Black
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021 by Kevin Rodriguez
Everyday powerhouse!
Color: Black
The X100V takes excellent pictures. It is so easy to use very day and not haul around my Sony full frame camera. I would say the only negative is the iso never goes down to 160 in auto is stays at 320 even bright conditions. I have to switch to manual when I know I have good enough lighting. Other then that it is a little powerhouse, I’ll keep this for a while! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2021 by Rob
This IS THE BEST CAMERA & 5 OR 10 PLUS ON SELLER
Color: Black
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OMG.... How did I score this amazing camera at insane price & it had extras I wasn't aware included... a base frame handle mount, finger bar... Pristine condition of a camera I have looked for, for over a year I did add a cute protective filter & red button
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Baby's first DSLR and a great camera to learn on!
Color: Black
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