For years Fujifilm has been making the finest fixed-lens cameras in its X100 series. These street photography cameras are certainly specialist - given the retro styling, unusual viewfinder, and lack ...

The Fujifilm X100 series is a popular fixed-lens, hybrid rangefinder system now in its fifth generation. The new X100V comes with some much-needed improvements over the previous model, the X100F, ...

The Fujifilm X100V is priced at £1299 including VAT for both the black and silver versions of the camera, this makes it quite expensive in comparison to other options, however, it could quite easily ...

We compare the specs of the Fujifilm X100V with the Fujifilm X100F to see what's new, what's the same and if the new camera is worth spending £1299 on.

The Fujifilm X100V ($1,399.95) is the fifth iteration of the company's chic, retro-styled compact camera. As with earlier entries, it includes a hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder, an SLR-sized ...

Thanks to the new sensor and processor, the X100V can shoot at around 11 fps with continuous AF enabled (20 fps in electronic shutter mode), compared to 8 fps for the last model. At the same time, it ...

Although I review tech for a living, I try to be somewhat careful with my spending on it in regular life. The occasional big purchase (like my PS5 Pro) is generally subsidised by selling whatever it's ...

Fujifilm’s X100V is a great camera for street photography. It’s compact, pairs a good sensor with a sharp lens and has a handy tilting display. Despite its small size, the X100V also excels at 4K ...

In short, this is the perfect carry-anywhere camera if you don’t mind stumping up the premium price. Still, it is much more affordable than the nearest equivalent Leica it resembles. Why you can trust ...

With top and bottom plates milled from single pieces of aluminium, the X100V is a tougher camera than 2017’s previous model, the X100F. And the new sensor and processor combination combine to make the ...