Fujifilm GFX 100

While reviewing the GFX100, I kept trying to work out who it was actually made for. Super-dedicated landscape photographers, sure – but in today's web-first world there aren't many of them around, and even fewer with ten grand to burn. For the vast...

The Fujifilm GFX100 offers a number of world firsts, including a medium-format 100mp BSI CMOS sensor, with phase detection built-in, in-body image stabilisation, and 4K / CINE-4K video recording. All of this would be pretty pointless if the camera...

The GFX 100 is a camera that aims to impresses on multiple fronts, and does a damn good job doing just that. We very much expect this from a model toting a five-figure asking price for its body alone, although with its immediate peers commanding...

The GFX 100 offers superb image quality and the supporting tools to widen the range of circumstances in which you see its full potential. It's still pretty niche, though.Read moreSample galleriesWe've been shooting the GFX 100 in a range of...

Fujifilm shocked the world when they announced the Fujifilm GFX 100. The GFX 100 follows the already impressive GFX 50S and the GFX 50R. There's already a solid line-up of glass for the platform, so the GFX 100 can hit the ground running. Somehow,...

SPECSImage sensor: 43.8 x 32.9 BSI CMOS sensor with Bayer colour array, 102 megapixels effective, 4:3 aspect ratio, no AA filter, approximate pixel pitch 3.76 micronsImage processor: X-Processor 4A/D processing: 14-bit or 16-bit RAW; 24- or 30-bit TIFF...