Fujifilm GFX100RF Digital Camera, Black with PRO UHS-II V60 SDXC Memory Card, Multi-Device Shoulder Bag, Lithium-Ion Battery Pack with USB-C Charging Port, Smart Charger Base with LCD Screen, Smart Charger Plate, 49mm Digital Essentials Filter Kit and Complete Optics Care and Cleaning Kit

2025-09-11T03:10:57

This is one solid and gorgeous camera. I couldn't really appreciate what medium format, 100mp could do until I kept blowing up one shot and couldn't believe the detail. This is something else. As for the fixed focal length? No problem. It's made me really look at composition again, not relying on messing with editing programs. My first serious camera back in the early 70's was an Asahi Pentax with only a light meter, and a 50 mm lens. This makes me think and feel like that all over again. Oh, and it's light enough to carry up some pretty steep mountains in New Hampshire. I don't know what I'm going to do with all the other stuff now...

CHARLIE S.

2025-07-21T16:07:54

Fantastic images and low noise . Impressive dinamic range and the film simulations with crop dials ( especially the Xpan mode ) look out if this world in a small package

ORLANDO D.

2025-07-11T09:50:37

First: The customer service from Adorama was nothing short of spectacular. I visited the store in NYC and was treated like a special customer from the beginning. Thank you. Second: If you're reading this review, you've undoubtedly read countless other reviews. This camera is perfect (for me). Full disclosure: I do not make a living from photography. But I have been shooting photographs for almost 50 years. I started with my father's Nikon SP rangefinder from the 1950's. The Fujifilm GFX100RF is an amazing piece of engineering and art. I have been a Fujifilm (XPro-1 and XPro-2) user for well over 10 years, so the Fuji "system" (menus, programming, etc.) is a fluid part of my photography ritual. I'm not going to speak to technical data nor the gripes that many previous reviews have written (F/4 lens, no in-camera IBIS...). Yes, the "slower" lens takes some user adjustment. Yes, the lack of IBIS forces you to think, practice and enhance your own technical skills. This camera demands that the person holding it is the real deal. A real photographer. Not a mindless "spray and pray", inpatient knucklehead who doesn't "have the time" to think about photography. I do not shoot sports, or fast moving subjects. If I did, I would look elsewhere. This camera also forces the photographer to do some self analysis. I am a 95% natural light street and landscape photographer. Yes I do shoot in low light. In a few short weeks I have managed to improve my low light, handheld skills immensely. I can now reliably get a 90-95% success rate at low ISO, handheld shots at 1/8 of a second. slower speeds than that are what monopods, tripods, or high ISO were created for. This beautiful camera is encouraging me to shake the dust off and become a photographer again. The jpg. images are incredible. I haven't seen this kind of resolution and detail since I sold my 4x5 Linhoff Technica 20 years ago. This camera will slow you down (in low light), but I am a better photographer for it. The in-camera aspect ratio dial is a wonderful on-site creative tool. The in-camera cropping "zoom"-like feature is another unique creative function. Thank you Fujifilm for giving us medium format resolution in a truly handheld, beautiful camera.

William S.

2025-07-08T12:01:02

Fantastic camera. Sold my Leica Q3 43 and no regrets. The camera is a joy to use. Built as good as my Leica and the pictures are fun. The crop factor and the aspect ratio are so much fun. The picutre coming out of this thing are amazing. The lack of IBIS and slow lens are no problem at all. I can take perfect pictures 90% of the time.

ELIE H.

2025-07-08T10:00:04

Some background on me before I jump in is that I've been a Sony alpha user for the last 8 years and an A7RIV 64 megapixel camera for the last 4 years. I shoot mostly landscape photography and this is my first Fujifilm camera after looking to switch to medium format. The positives: GFX100RF Is a well built, high quality camera. Everything about it feels premium. It is just is a beautiful rangefinder style camera. The auto-focus is snappy and precise. Image quality is unmatched, the combination of 100megapixels with the medium format sensor is outstanding. Very few other cameras will come close to it. For a lot of people this might be overkill but if you're looking for the most portable, max image quality, high-end camera I don't think there's any other like it. The negatives:The biggest limitation for me has been the lack of an IBIS. When you're shooting under 100 shutter speed you have to make sure you have a stable hand otherwise you're gonna struggle getting sharp images.

FERDINAND V.

2025-05-07T02:56:27

Great camera - light weight - amazing photos

SREEKANTH C.