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, while the overall look and feel remains largely the same.
A staple of the X100 series is the 23mm (35mm full-frame equivalent) f/2 prime lens, and this hasn’t changed for the X100V. However, Fujifilm has redesigned the lens to make it sharper, something fans of the series have been waiting for since the original X100 in 2011. It’s not the only new thing the X100V offers, but it’s likely the biggest reason to upgrade. For photographers who were already satisfied with the X100F, though, is the new model worth it?
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