Record type: official-source product data, not an independent review. Brand label: Fujifilm (as named by the cited source; no ownership claim). Exact entity: FUJIFILM X100VI digital camera; Fujifilm U.S. specification and movie-card guidance. Market scope: Fujifilm U.S. specifications; card compatibility and bundled accessories should be checked for the local unit. Source checked: 2026-10-05, Asia/Manila.
What the official source states
- Fujifilm lists one SD card slot on the X100VI and identifies SD, SDHC, and SDXC card families, with UHS-I compatibility in the specification page.
- Fujifilm’s product page says the camera uses a single UHS-I card slot, so it does not offer a second in-camera card for simultaneous backup capture.
- Fujifilm’s X100VI specification page directs users to its camera/card compatibility resource; the official movie specification lists high-bitrate modes, including rates up to 360 Mbps for named modes.
- Fujifilm’s published movie guidance calls for an SD card with UHS Speed Class 3 or higher for movie recording; physical fit and capacity alone do not establish that a card meets that speed-class boundary.
A practical way to use these data
Choose media only after writing down the actual movie resolution, frame rate, codec/bit depth, and the camera’s listed card-speed requirement for that mode. Check the card’s speed-class marking and Fujifilm’s compatibility information, not just its SDXC capacity or advertised peak read speed. If simultaneous in-camera backup is a requirement, account for the X100VI’s single slot before selecting it for the workflow.
Keep the exact model code, region, and manual revision alongside any compatibility or maintenance decision. A family name alone may cover different configurations, accessories, radio bands, or instructions.
What these sources do not prove
- The manufacturer specification does not test every third-party card, adapter, firmware release, temperature, or card condition; it is not a guarantee of uninterrupted recording.
- A 360 Mbps recording-mode listing describes the camera’s format option, not a measured sustained-write result for an arbitrary card.
- This record does not establish current regional card stock, pricing, camera availability, or professional suitability; verify the exact local model and mode table before purchase.
This page reports no hands-on testing, measured performance, independent rating, sample of customer reviews, or current market price or stock. Missing market, warranty, ownership, and seller information remains Needs editor verification.
Primary sources
- FUJIFILM X100VI specifications — Fujifilm official manufacturer source; region and publication/update date may vary; checked 2026-10-05 (Asia/Manila).
- FUJIFILM X100VI product and storage-media details — Fujifilm official manufacturer product/support source; region and publication/update date may vary; checked 2026-10-05 (Asia/Manila).
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