If you are considering this camera you are most likely not a beginner and have read all the wonderful details in reviews. I have been a Nikon user for decades but wanted to work with all the detail a larger than full frame sensor could bring. Like me, you've probably been put off by the price, but I'm writing to tell you, it's worth it. These are some of the reasons why. The amount of information you will get in every frame is phenomenal. This camera goes beyond the detail to capture the texture of every object. If you find yourself cropping, this camera allows you to take small portions of a frame and retain every detail.
Low light photography is another plus. Almost no loss of detail between ISO 100 and 800 and only a small loss of detail at even ISO 4000. The Image Stabilization is amazing, neither lens I own for this, the 45mm and 110, have stabilization but you can easily handhold 1/6 of a second and I've handheld down to 1/1.9th of a second (see photos). The Fuji lenses are incredibly sharp. The camera itself is almost endlessly customizable to each users preferences, which is also a bit of a minus, this is a very complicated camera with many options for shooting and setting up the camera itself. Love the focus stacking feature that moves the focus of the lens to create multiple frames that will be combined outside the camera in whatever focus stacking software you use. On the negative side, it is not a camera that focuses quickly or easily. That's not a problem for my photography, but I could not see someone who shoots sports or any fast moving objects buying this camera. But for the wealth of detail in every frame, the ability to shoot in available light , plus leave the tripod behind and crop all you want, this camera can not be beat.
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| display type | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD |
| display size | 3.2 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3.2 inches | 3 inches | 3.2 inches |
| lens type | Prime | Wide Angle | Wide Angle | interchangeable | Wide Angle | Wide Angle |
| shooting modes | Bulb Mode,Aperture Priority, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority | Bulb Mode,Aperture Priority, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority | Bulb Mode,Aperture Priority, Auto, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority | Program AE, Aperture Priority AE, Shutter Speed Priority AE, Manual Exposure | Shutter Priority | Automatic |
| connectivity tech | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | HDMI, USB | Bluetooth | 3.5mm audio, HDMI, USB 3.0 | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, HDMI, USB |
| video resolution | 4320p | 4320p | 4320p | FHD 1080p | 4320p | 4320p |
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FUJIFILM GFX100S
MORE THAN FULL FRAME
GFX100S is a new generation of large format camera to suit a new generation of creators. Its 102MP sensor, In-Body Image Stabilization, and phase detection AF combine with a compact, weather-resistant body to create a camera that’s capable of stunning stills and professional 4K/30p video in even the toughest conditions.
Ultimate Resolution
GFX100S utilizes its 102MP, back-illuminated large format CMOS sensor to record 16-bit RAW and TIFF files and create truly stunning results.
Small, But Steady
GFX100S features a redesigned, in-body image stabilization (IBIS) system that is still able to provide up to six stops of five-axis stabilization.
The Sharp End of AF Technology
Advanced phase detection autofocus (AF) system, GFX100S spearheads a whole new era of large format digital camera systems.
Tilt LCD
3.2in, 2.36 million dot LCD panel - 100% coverage and three tilting directions: 90° upward, 45° downward, and 60° to the right.
Film Simulation
Fujifilm’s expertise in color science is legendary among image makers. With a choice of 19 exclusive FUJIFILM Film Simulation modes, it is easy to achieve fantastic color, instantly, straight out of camera plus a new Film Simulation mode to explore – Nostalgic Neg.
Pixel Shift Multi Shot
Pixel Shift Multi-Shot combines 16 RAW files to create a single 400MP image that reproduces the finest details with ultimate color accuracy. This process results in unparalleled color reproduction, minimal false colors, and is perfect for archiving works of art and preserving cultural assets.
Movie
Movie Recording Formats
Using GFX100S, filmmakers have the rare opportunity of being able to record 4K footage, at 16:9 and 17:9 aspect ratios.
Support For F-Log and HLG
GFX100S is capable of recording in 10-bit F-Log or Hybrid Gamma Log (HLG), a REC.2100 supported standard. Much more flexibility in post-production.
SD and HDMI Output
4K/30p 10-bit output is possible whether you’re recording straight to an SD card or via GFX100S’s HDMI port.
RAW Recording
GFX100S can record 4K/30P footage in 12-bit RAW, via HDMI, directly to an Atomos Ninja V Monitor Recorder to be recorded as Apple ProRes RAW files.
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The Best Camera For Landscape
After many years of using Canon and Sony's FF cameras, this Fujifilm FGX 100S is my 1st medium-format camera which is absolutely the only one to bring out for my hiking and landscape photography tour. The most important features I like: 1) with extreme details of the picture, you can zoom in and zoom in, crop and crop with your computer, very flexible for your creative thinking. 2) fantastic dynamic range of colors and shades that no one of FF cameras can match. 3) a small yet strong camera body that is easy to carry daily.The only worrying issue I have is that the sensor is exposed to the air when you change the lens, so how to avoid dust is critical in the wild environment.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2022
Low light photography is another plus. Almost no loss of detail between ISO 100 and 800 and only a small loss of detail at even ISO 4000. The Image Stabilization is amazing, neither lens I own for this, the 45mm and 110, have stabilization but you can easily handhold 1/6 of a second and I've handheld down to 1/1.9th of a second (see photos). The Fuji lenses are incredibly sharp. The camera itself is almost endlessly customizable to each users preferences, which is also a bit of a minus, this is a very complicated camera with many options for shooting and setting up the camera itself. Love the focus stacking feature that moves the focus of the lens to create multiple frames that will be combined outside the camera in whatever focus stacking software you use. On the negative side, it is not a camera that focuses quickly or easily. That's not a problem for my photography, but I could not see someone who shoots sports or any fast moving objects buying this camera. But for the wealth of detail in every frame, the ability to shoot in available light , plus leave the tripod behind and crop all you want, this camera can not be beat.
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Incredible detail, expect to be Wowed
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2022
If you are considering this camera you are most likely not a beginner and have read all the wonderful details in reviews. I have been a Nikon user for decades but wanted to work with all the detail a larger than full frame sensor could bring. Like me, you've probably been put off by the price, but I'm writing to tell you, it's worth it. These are some of the reasons why. The amount of information you will get in every frame is phenomenal. This camera goes beyond the detail to capture the texture of every object. If you find yourself cropping, this camera allows you to take small portions of a frame and retain every detail.Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2022
Low light photography is another plus. Almost no loss of detail between ISO 100 and 800 and only a small loss of detail at even ISO 4000. The Image Stabilization is amazing, neither lens I own for this, the 45mm and 110, have stabilization but you can easily handhold 1/6 of a second and I've handheld down to 1/1.9th of a second (see photos). The Fuji lenses are incredibly sharp. The camera itself is almost endlessly customizable to each users preferences, which is also a bit of a minus, this is a very complicated camera with many options for shooting and setting up the camera itself. Love the focus stacking feature that moves the focus of the lens to create multiple frames that will be combined outside the camera in whatever focus stacking software you use. On the negative side, it is not a camera that focuses quickly or easily. That's not a problem for my photography, but I could not see someone who shoots sports or any fast moving objects buying this camera. But for the wealth of detail in every frame, the ability to shoot in available light , plus leave the tripod behind and crop all you want, this camera can not be beat.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024
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After many years of using Canon and Sony's FF cameras, this Fujifilm FGX 100S is my 1st medium-format camera which is absolutely the only one to bring out for my hiking and landscape photography tour. The most important features I like:
1) with extreme details of the picture, you can zoom in and zoom in, crop and crop with your computer, very flexible for your creative thinking.
2) fantastic dynamic range of colors and shades that no one of FF cameras can match.
3) a small yet strong camera body that is easy to carry daily.
The only worrying issue I have is that the sensor is exposed to the air when you change the lens, so how to avoid dust is critical in the wild environment.
1) with extreme details of the picture, you can zoom in and zoom in, crop and crop with your computer, very flexible for your creative thinking.
2) fantastic dynamic range of colors and shades that no one of FF cameras can match.
3) a small yet strong camera body that is easy to carry daily.
The only worrying issue I have is that the sensor is exposed to the air when you change the lens, so how to avoid dust is critical in the wild environment.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
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Incredible resolution for working class photographers
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
I did not know how good it was. But now I know, and I am a new man. Full lens functionality with Canon Full frame lenses via Fringer adapter only. But the cheapest Fujinon lens is only 499 and it is incredible.
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
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