(LINKS BELOW / Set YouTube to view in 4K!): Rick and I have been spending a lot of time with Fuji’s hard to get X100VI. It really is an exciting little machine. In this video we’ll discuss why, look at some of its images, discuss the Fuji’s pros and cons and how it fits into the small fixed lens camera landscape. We’ll also talk about the new Leica D-lux 8 we’ve also tested.

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LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 Intro to ATS 320
00:55 Why Fuji’s X100VI is an exciting camera
02:40 A look at some X100VI & Leica Q3 images
08:06 The X100VI is a wonderful, but complex camera
10:36 It took me a long time to get comfortable with the X100VI
11:30 X100VI Pros & Cons
13:40 Working around the X100VI’s Auto ISO strangeness
16:50 Fair or not, I missed my Leica Q3 when using the X100VI
18:10 What about Leica’s D-Lux 8?
21:00 D-lux 8 images
21:57 The D-lux 8 is a hard camera to recommend
24:00 It will make a photographer grow using a single lens camera