Anyone keeping an eye out for a new Fuji X100 or Ricoh GR?
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Finger in ears... la, la, la... Dont need it!
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Fujifilm X100VI initial review
The Fujifilm X100VI is the sixth iteration of Fujifilm's classically-styled large sensor compact. A 40MP X-Trans sensor, in-body stabilization and 6.2K video are among the updates.
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Just as a comment, I have had the the Ricoh Caplio GX100 since launch (2007) very small and 100% reliable and it is still perfectly operational and still on the same battery after all these years (I have had to charge it of course lol). I have not babied it rather it has been out in awful weather and sea spray and baking hot sun - Great build quality (just mustn't treat it rough) and no front 'protection' filter either 
- it is all fine. I guess the older, present and forthcoming GR series are just as amazing if not better that my little old GX100. Oh, and the slide-on electronic viewfinder has proved its worth in the blazing sun when the screen was simply not viewable, this viewfinder pivots from horizontal up to vertical when on the hot shoe and can be toggled between the screen and it for viewing. I do keep mine a small Pelicase when not in use. Fab little thing with great memories and photos. I might give any new GR a closer look in due course .
- it is all fine. I guess the older, present and forthcoming GR series are just as amazing if not better that my little old GX100. Oh, and the slide-on electronic viewfinder has proved its worth in the blazing sun when the screen was simply not viewable, this viewfinder pivots from horizontal up to vertical when on the hot shoe and can be toggled between the screen and it for viewing. I do keep mine a small Pelicase when not in use. Fab little thing with great memories and photos. I might give any new GR a closer look in due course .