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Fujifilm X100VI EXIF Data Guide
A practical field-by-field EXIF checklist for Fujifilm X100VI originals.
Use this checklist to inspect the metadata retained in your file. Fields vary by file and export method; EXIF alone cannot prove authenticity or a lifetime shutter count.
Best EXIF fields to check on Fujifilm X100VI
The most reliable input is an untouched original JPEG copied directly from the camera or card.
| Field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Make | Device manufacturer recorded in the file; this value can be edited. |
| Model | Recorded camera model. Compare it with the expected device; it is not proof of origin. |
| DateTimeOriginal | Capture date and time from the device clock; check clock accuracy and time zone separately. |
| ExposureTime | Exposure duration in seconds, such as 1/250. This is not a lifetime shutter count. |
| FNumber | Aperture f-number, such as f/2.8; use it with exposure time and ISO to review exposure settings. |
| ISO | Recorded ISO sensitivity setting for the exposure. |
| FilmMode | Fujifilm-specific film-mode metadata, when retained and decoded. Not all files or parsers expose it. |
| WhiteBalance | Recorded white-balance mode; this field alone does not give the exact colour temperature. |
| Software | Software or firmware recorded in the file. Its presence alone does not prove editing. |
Best file type to inspect
The most reliable input is an untouched original JPEG copied directly from the camera or card.
Privacy reminder
Even dedicated cameras can leave timestamps, gear details, and software traces in the file, so review them before publishing.