Fujifilm X100F Fujifilm X100VI

Is the upgrade worth it? Every change on the spec sheet, and an honest read on who should bother.

Fujifilm X100F
Fujifilm X100F
Fujifilm X100VI
Fujifilm X100VI

The bottom line

The Fujifilm X100VI is 2 generations newer to your Fujifilm X100F, released 7 years later. Across the full spec sheet it improves 15 items and steps back on 3. The changes that matter most: burst jumps from 8fps to 11fps; resolution rises from 24.3MP to 40.2MP; 4K video arrives. The Fujifilm X100VI lists at $1,599 (the Fujifilm X100F launched at $1,299, and older bodies typically sell for well under launch price on the used market). If several of the gains below map to how you shoot, this is a substantial step up; if none do, your current body keeps doing everything it does today.

Upgrade to the Fujifilm X100VI if…

  • You shoot action, sports or wildlife — 11fps burst plus dedicated subject-tracking AF keeps up with fast, erratic movement where 8fps would drop frames.
  • You shoot video seriously — it brings 10-bit internal colour.
  • You want maximum detail for landscapes, studio or large prints — 40.2MP resolves noticeably more than 24.3MP and gives more cropping latitude.
  • You shoot handheld — in-body stabilisation lets you use slower shutter speeds and steadies video, which the other body can't do without a stabilised lens.

Stick with the Fujifilm X100F if…

  • None of the headline changes map to what you actually shoot — the camera you own doesn't get worse when a successor launches.

What changed (32 items)

15 improved · 3 stepped back · → changed without a clear better/worse

SpecFujifilm X100FFujifilm X100VI
Imaging
Sensor TypeX-Trans CMOS IIIBSI X-Trans CMOS 5 HR
Image ProcessorX-Processor ProX-Processor 5
Effective Resolution24.3 MP40.2 MP
Exposure Control
ISO Range (Native)200 – 12800125 – 12800
ISO Range (Extended)100 – 5120064 – 51200
Electronic Shutter1/320001/180000
Flash Sync Speed1/10001/2000
Still Image Capture
Continuous Shooting8 fps11 fps
Video Capture
Max Resolution1080p6.2K
1080p RecordingUp to 60pUp to 240p
10-bit InternalNoYes
Log ProfilesF-LogF-Log / F-Log 2 / HLG
Built-in MicMonoStereo
Mic InputNoYes
Focus
Phase Detect Points325425
Low Light AF0 EV-7 EV
Animal AFNoYes
Vehicle AFNoYes
Viewfinder
EVF Resolution2.36M dots3.69M dots
EVF Magnification0.52x0.66x
Monitor
LCD Resolution1.04M dots1.62M dots
LCD TypeFixed2-Way Tilting
Touch ScreenNoYes
Interface
Bluetoothv4.2v5
USBMicro USB 2.0USB-C 3.2
General
Price (MSRP)$1,299$1,599
Dimensions126.5×74.4×52.4 mm128×74.8×55.3 mm
Weight469g (1.03 lb)521g (1.15 lb)
In-Body StabilizationNoYes
Battery Life (EVF)390 shots310 shots
Battery Life (LCD)390 shots450 shots
Battery TypeNP-95NP-W126S

What stayed the same (16 items)

Everything below is identical on both bodies — if these are what you buy a camera for, the Fujifilm X100F already has them.

Sensor Size: APS-CLens Mount: Fixed LensBuilt-in Lens: 23mm f/2 (35mm equiv.)Mechanical Shutter: 1/4000Built-in Flash: YesRecording Limit: No limitHeadphone Jack: NoHDMI Output: Micro (Type D)Eye AF: YesEVF Type: Hybrid OVF/EVFLCD Size: 3"Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 5Memory Card Slots: 1x SD UHS-IGPS: NoBody Material: Magnesium AlloyWeather Sealed: No

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Frequently asked

Is it worth upgrading from the Fujifilm X100F to the Fujifilm X100VI?

The Fujifilm X100VI is 2 generations newer to your Fujifilm X100F, released 7 years later. Across the full spec sheet it improves 15 items and steps back on 3. The changes that matter most: burst jumps from 8fps to 11fps; resolution rises from 24.3MP to 40.2MP; 4K video arrives. The Fujifilm X100VI lists at $1,599 (the Fujifilm X100F launched at $1,299, and older bodies typically sell for well under launch price on the used market). If several of the gains below map to how you shoot, this is a substantial step up; if none do, your current body keeps doing everything it does today.

What are the biggest improvements of the Fujifilm X100VI over the Fujifilm X100F?

Across the spec sheet the Fujifilm X100VI improves 15 items. The most significant: 11fps burst plus dedicated subject-tracking AF keeps up with fast, erratic movement where 8fps would drop frames. it brings 10-bit internal colour. 40.2MP resolves noticeably more than 24.3MP and gives more cropping latitude. in-body stabilisation lets you use slower shutter speeds and steadies video, which the other body can't do without a stabilised lens.

What does the Fujifilm X100F still do just as well as the Fujifilm X100VI?

16 spec items are identical between the two, including sensor size (APS-C), lens mount (Fixed Lens), built-in lens (23mm f/2 (35mm equiv.)), mechanical shutter (1/4000), built-in flash (Yes), recording limit (No limit). If those cover your needs, the older body remains fully capable.

Does the Fujifilm X100VI give anything up compared to the Fujifilm X100F?

Yes — 3 items on the spec sheet move the other way: price (msrp) ($1,299 → $1,599), weight (469g (1.03 lb) → 521g (1.15 lb)), battery life (evf) (390 shots → 310 shots).

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