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Fujifilm GFX 100S Mark II Medium Format Camera Body Only

102 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 80-12800
Electronic Viewfinder
3.2" LCD Screen
102 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 80-12800
Electronic Viewfinder
3.2" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

Fujifilm GFX 100S Mark II Medium Format Camera Body Only

The GFX100S II is equipped with a newly developed 102MP high-speed sensor, the GFX 102MP CMOS II, and the latest high-speed image processing engine, the X-Processor 5, all housed within a compact body weighing approximately 883g, making it the lightest in the GFX System. This mirrorless digital camera allows you to easily enjoy an extraordinary level of image quality.

What's in the box:

Fujifilm GFX 100S Mark II Medium Format Camera Body Only

Li-ion battery NP-W235

AC power adapter AC-5VJ

Plug adapter

USB cable

Shoulder strap

Body cap

Hot shoe cover

Memory card slot cover

Cable protector

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Key Features

102 Megapixels

With the newly developed 102MP Large Format sensor "GFX 102MP CMOS II" and the latest high-speed image processing engine "X-Processor 5," the GFX100S II delivers stunning resolution.

4K Video Quality

Record seamless 4K video at 30 frames per second, with the capability of capturing in 4K/30P 4:2:2 10-bit directly onto the camera's SD card.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Fujifilm GFX 100S Mark II supports Wifi and Bluetooth connectivity.

ISO 80-12800

Improved pixel structure boosts sensor's saturated electrons, enabling ISO80 as standard sensitivity. At ISO80, capture images with higher dynamic range and lower noise. ISO100 available for superior video quality.

Electronic Viewfinder

With a 0.84x magnification and 5.76 million dots, the high-resolution electronic viewfinder minimizes distortion and eye movement for excellent visibility.

3.2" LCD Screen

The Fujifilm GFX 100S Mark II features a 3.2 inch Tilt-Type(Three Direction) Touch Screen Colour LCD Monitor.

FAQs

What advantages does the GFX 100S Mark II's 102MP sensor offer for professional photography?

The GFX 100S Mark II's 102MP sensor provides exceptional image quality, capturing intricate details and a wide dynamic range. This high-resolution sensor allows for large prints and extensive cropping without losing clarity. The advanced pixel structure enhances low-light performance and reduces noise, particularly at ISO80, enabling photographers to achieve stunning results in various lighting conditions. Additionally, the camera's colour reproduction technology, refined through Fujifilm's heritage in film, ensures lifelike colours and tonal depth, making it ideal for high-end commercial and landscape photography.

How does the AI-based subject detection improve shooting performance?

The AI-based subject detection in the GFX 100S Mark II significantly enhances autofocus capabilities by utilizing deep learning technology to recognise and track various subjects, including animals, vehicles, and even drones. This feature allows photographers to maintain focus on moving subjects more effectively, ensuring that decisive moments are captured with precision. The advanced algorithms also improve face and eye detection, making it easier to photograph people in dynamic environments, thus providing an edge in both portrait and event photography.

What are the benefits of the improved In Body Image Stabilisation (IBIS)?

The enhanced In Body Image Stabilisation in the GFX 100S Mark II allows for up to eight-stop five-axis stabilisation, making it easier to shoot handheld in low-light conditions or at slower shutter speeds without introducing motion blur. This feature is particularly beneficial for photographers who need to shoot in challenging environments or who prefer a more spontaneous shooting style. The IBIS system works by compensating for camera shake in real-time, allowing for sharper images and more stable video footage, thereby increasing the overall versatility of the camera.

Can you explain the Pixel Shift Multi-Shot feature and its applications?

The Pixel Shift Multi-Shot feature allows the GFX 100S Mark II to capture extremely high-resolution images by shifting the sensor in 0.5-pixel increments over a series of 16 shots. This technique results in images that can be combined to create files with approximately 400 million pixels, ideal for large-scale prints or highly detailed commercial work. Additionally, in 'Real Colour' mode, the camera can generate 102MP images while reducing false colours, offering photographers exceptional detail and colour fidelity, making it suitable for fine art, product photography, and high-resolution landscape shots.

What video capabilities does the GFX 100S Mark II offer for filmmakers?

The GFX 100S Mark II is equipped with robust video capabilities, allowing for 4K recording at 30 frames per second in 4:2:2 10-bit format directly onto an SD card. Its ability to record in 'F-log2' provides filmmakers with a wide dynamic range of over 13 stops, which is crucial for post-production flexibility. The camera also features tracking AF during video recording, making it easier to maintain focus on moving subjects. Furthermore, the option to connect an external SSD for Apple ProRes recording enhances the workflow for professional video projects, ensuring high-quality output suitable for broadcast and film.

What makes the GFX 100S Mark II suitable for both professional and hobbyist photographers?

The GFX 100S Mark II strikes a balance between high-end specifications and user-friendly features, making it appealing to both professional and amateur photographers. Its compact and lightweight design allows for portability without compromising on image quality, while the extensive range of film simulation modes offers creative flexibility for hobbyists. Professionals will appreciate the advanced autofocus system, high-speed continuous shooting, and superior image quality, while enthusiasts can explore large format photography with enhanced accessibility and ease of use. This combination allows a wide range of users to enjoy and elevate their photography experience.

Exceptional Imaging Power in a Lightweight Mirrorless Body

Exceptional Imaging Power in a Lightweight Mirrorless Body

The GFX100S II features the new 102MP sensor, GFX 102MP CMOS II, and the latest X-Processor 5 engine, all packed into a lightweight body weighing around 883g. As the lightest in the GFX System, this mirrorless camera offers exceptional image quality with ease of use.

Enhanced Subject Detection AF with Deep Learning Technology

Enhanced Subject Detection AF with Deep Learning Technology

Besides the enhanced face and eye AF, the camera features AI-based subject detection AF developed with deep learning technology. It can identify various subjects like animals, birds, vehicles, and more. With automatic subject tracking and improved AF predictive algorithm, it ensures focused shots even in fast-paced scenes.

Exploring the Pixel Shift Multi-Shot Feature of the GFX100S II

Exploring the Pixel Shift Multi-Shot Feature of the GFX100S II

The GFX100S II features the "Pixel Shift Multi-Shot" function, leveraging precise In Body Image Stabilization to shift the sensor while capturing. It takes 16 RAW shots, each shifting the sensor by 0.5 pixels, combined with "Pixel Shift Combiner" software for approximately 400 million pixel images. In "Real Colour" mode, it captures four RAW files with one-pixel shifts, yielding 102 million pixel images with reduced false colours in one-fourth of the time and data volume compared to its predecessor.

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