I’ve had the Fujifilm X100VI for over a year now, and in this video I share five lesser-known reasons I genuinely love it (plus a bonus). This isn’t a spec-sheet breakdown. It’s the real, lived experience stuff you only notice once you’ve actually committed to the camera—why it’s become the first thing that goes in my bag and the one I reach for when I don’t want to overthink. First, it removes decision fatigue: one camera, one focal length, one simple choice—which, in my opinion, is the biggest creativity unlock. Then there’s how inconspicuous it is for travel and street work (especially with the flip-down screen), and how sticking with 23mm/35mm equivalent trains your eye until composition becomes almost muscle memory. I also talk about how going fully manual slows you down in the best way—more presence, more “power of now”—and how the hybrid viewfinder changes the way you anticipate a scene, particularly in low light. Bonus: using one lens and one Fujifilm recipe can help you build a consistent visual identity that looks more professional and cohesive.