FUJIFILM GFX 100II Medium Format Mirrorless Camera with Accessories Kit

This is my go to photo camera for all types of work. It's replaced my Sony and Canon's as well as my 6x7 film work. It is leaps and bounds better in resolution and dynamic range.Video is okay, the 5.8k mode is beautiful, but the rolling shutter is god awful. It is still very useable and I do plan to use it for some video work. All in all, Fujifilm did a great job with this camera. The body feels solid and the AF has fixed

I wrote a longer review on how much I enjoy this GFX100 II. But I'm also an old-fashioned kind of user, so if Fuji made this with X-T5 style manual controls, I'd get that one too in a flash. I understand that the modern market for real cameras rests on highly professional use (films etc), but I still shoot manual controls and this extraordinarily powerful GFX would also work great with X-T5 physical controls, in addition to the electronic menu.

There's a lot of GFX100II buyers here giving defensive reviews of the camera, or first time MF folk who are amazed at the quality leap, duh. Alas, I'm not swayed (I own both original GFX100 and the 100S, and Phase One IQ4-150, and Sony III, IV, V, etc) This and the 100S have exactly the same sensor, use the same lenses and you end up with the same image quality at the end, so why pay double the 100S current price? Makes no sense.The MkII improvements are: a slightly better viewfinder, faster AF tracking, (may or may not matter to you) and a few things like optional battery grip and detachable finder. Not worth it to me, and I'm an inveterate upgrader!My guess is once Fuji have got rid of the backlog stock of 100S cameras, they'll discount this by €1000, or more. Otherwise, I'm happy with what I have.

What an experience shooting with this camera. There is literally resolution for days. I come from shooting with a Sony A7IV and after expanding the arsenal to Fuji and wanting to try Medium Format. I will not be shooting with Full Frame again. Autofocus is fast and quick, and the picture quality is insane. There is just so much detail and so much resolution for post processing, it's something that needs to be experienced. Definitely very happy with the purchase.

I have been shooting Fuji gear since the original X100 era. I have also owned and shot all previous versions of this GFX - both 50 and 100, in all kinds of environments. This is an absolutely amazing device. I've shot it already in many flavors of light and motion. Shot race cars running more than 90 mph in night and day. Really high-contrast ocean environments. Family parties. Coyote packs. Geese in flight. This thing just nails them all. My one complaint is that my brain is not really good at setting up all the buttons on ANY modern camera, so because this camera has so many options, it has taken me longer than usual to get it running quickly in my clumsy fingers, and with a brain that is slower than the camera. After a week or two I am now settling into some button control sequences that I don't upset accidentally by pushing the wrong sequence. And the camera does amazing things if I don't mess up. I'm still not used to a rear control dial that can do several things, but the camera is teaching me how that works. :-). And the images in a computer are like a whole new multi-dimensional universe to play in. Wonderful. My biggest problem with the camera is that there are moments I feel dumber than a rock in comparison. I'm also left-eyed, so my nose sometimes takes control of the screen and a button or two. But I have to say, my human feelings of inferiority disappear instantly when this thing pops its wonderful images on the screen. And I feel great when I finally learn a new button combination that lets me do things I could never do with any camera before. Love it. Thank you Fuji, not just for a device, but for a whole new series of imaging and learning experiences.

I have used 35mm format cameras for many years. This is my first medium format digital camera and I am impressed with the IQ. While there is a bit of a learning curve with the controls, it isn't difficult. Even though the camera feels a bit clunky the controls are where they should be and work as expected once you gain experience. 95% of my work is black and white and I am very pleased with the results I have achieved to date. The manual is generally very helpful but seems to lack details in some areas.

I was a Canon user for years and took the dive into medium format with this camera. I am so happy I did!! I love everything about it. It's definitely slower and more deliberate, but I also believe more rewarding!