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Fujifilm X100VI — Settings for Landscape Photography
Here are the recommended camera settings for landscape photography with the Fujifilm X100VI. These general values work as a great starting point — for settings tailored to your specific gear, try the wizard.
Recommended Settings
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| ISO | 100 |
| Aperture | f/8 – f/11 |
| Shutter Speed | 1/60s – 1/250s |
| White Balance | Daylight |
| Focus Mode | Single AF, focus 1/3 into scene |
Tips for Your Camera
- Your Fujifilm X100VI has in-body stabilization (~6 stops). In this scene, you can often handhold at slower shutter speeds than the table shows.
These values are general recommendations. The wizard gives you values optimized for your Fujifilm X100VI and lens — plus step-by-step menu paths.
Camera-Specific Tips
- The Fujifilm X100VI features a dedicated aperture ring on the lens, allowing you to adjust the aperture quickly without diving into menus. This makes it easy to control depth of field and exposure on the fly.
- The X100VI's electronic viewfinder (EVF) offers a live histogram overlay, allowing you to monitor exposure levels in real-time. This helps ensure your images are neither too dark nor too bright.
- Take advantage of the X100VI's built-in ND filter for shooting in bright conditions. This feature allows you to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds without overexposing your images.
- The customizable function button on the X100VI can be set to quickly access your most-used settings. Assign it to toggle the ND filter or change Film Simulations for faster adjustments.
Get Camera-Specific Guidance
These are general recommendations for this scene. The wizard can show you exactly where to find each setting in your camera’s menu system, plus values optimized for your specific gear.
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Get settings tailored to your Fujifilm X100VI for landscape photography — including menu paths and lens tips.