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Fujifilm X100V

Real Sensor Data

Brand
Fujifilm
Sensor Format
APS-C (1.5x)
Resolution
26.1 MP
Pixel Pitch
3.75 microns
Circle of Confusion
0.0188 mm
Crop Factor
1.53x
Announced
2020

Released in 2020, the X100V pairs a fixed 23mm f/2 lens with a genuinely unusual hybrid viewfinder that switches between optical and electronic modes, a design lineage stretching back to the original 2011 X100 — a camera whose resale demand and secondhand pricing became famously disconnected from typical depreciation once its successor's supply couldn't keep up with demand.

Fujifilm X100V sensor specs

Sensor
APS-C (1.5x)
Resolution
26.1 MP
Pixel dimensions
6,257 × 4,171 px
Aspect ratio
3:2
Pixel pitch
3.75 µm
Crop factor
1.53x
Circle of confusion
0.0188 mm

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Fujifilm redesigned the X100V's lens optical formula specifically to improve close-focus sharpness over the X100F, a genuine optical engineering change rather than just a sensor or processing update, addressing a specific criticism from earlier X100-series reviews. The X100V also added weather resistance for the first time in the series, though it requires an optional adapter ring and filter to be genuinely sealed, a real caveat worth knowing before assuming full weather protection out of the box.

Fujifilm also improved the X100V's autofocus speed substantially over the X100F, a real, measurable upgrade that addressed one of the more persistent criticisms of earlier X100-series bodies.

See these numbers used live in the DoF & Hyperfocal Calculator by selecting the APS-C (1.5x) sensor format.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the X100V's lens be changed for a different focal length?

No — the X100V's 23mm f/2 lens is permanently fixed to the body, which is a deliberate design choice for a compact, always-ready street and documentary camera rather than a limitation of an otherwise interchangeable-lens system, though clip-on wide and tele conversion lenses are available as accessories.