You can pull it up and it stays there until you push it down. That should make it easier to use in practice. Instead of the combo spring loaded pull-up ring for shutter speed and iso, the main top setting dial is a toggle. Control and Ergonomics The back is quite different (images from ). The X100F’s design is 6 groups 8 lenses (1 aspherical glass molded lens included). The X100V’s design is 8 elements in 6 groups (includes 2 aspherical elements). I really hope they did improve on that but we will see. The videos I’ve see so far on the X100V said they improved on sharpness, but not sure on aberrations. It is serviceable, but at least the copy I had suffered from color fringing (red/green and the purple fringing from what I recall). The lens on the X100F and previous models was one of my gripes. The OVF/EVF combo has the electronic side bumped up to 3.69 million dots. That gives you an additional way to control the camera. They add touch capability to the screen as well. You only get horizontal tilt, but that’s fitting with the type of camera this is. From the look of it, they managed to make it very fitting with the original design of the camera. This is the first X100 camera to get an articulating back screen. That was a widely requested feature of the camera. Besides the front focusing element of the lens that needs add-on protection, the remainder of the camera is gasket-ed to a similar level of the X-T3.
Though, it requires the lens filter adapter AR-X100 plus a UV filter or similar. The X100V has been officially called weather resistant. X100F on Amazon: Silver, Black, and Brown. If you are interested in the X100V or X100F, here are my affiliate links to the cameras: Maybe just maybe they saw my videos, lol… but realistically, these were aspects that many people probably thought needed improvements on. A lot of the gripes I had with the camera appear to have been worked on with the X100V. So I’ll be talking about the differences between that and the new camera. While iterative improvements have happened throughout the 10 year lifespan of the X100 series, I am most familiar with the X100F. Kaizen (改善) is the Sino-Japanese word for “improvement”. Kaizen is a concept referring to business activities that continuously improve all functions and involve all employees from the CEO to the assembly line workers.
I see the X100V as a true example of kaizen. Here is my main video on the X100F ( or my video about selling it).
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