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Fujifilm GFX100RF review: A powerful and fun camera that's far from perfect
- Fujifilm introduced the GFX100RF, a 100-megapixel medium-format compact camera priced at $4,899 to rival Leica's Q3.
- The GFX100RF features a crop dial for various aspect ratios, digital zoom, film simulations, and medium-format 4K video.
- However, the camera's 35mm lens is limited to f4 and lacks optical stabilization, affecting low-light performance.
- Design-wise, the hefty GFX100RF offers an aspect ratio dial, zoom options, and a tilting rear display.
- Battery life on the camera is impressive, supporting up to 820 shots or about 100 minutes of 4K video shooting.
- The GFX100RF provides up to 6 fps burst shooting speeds, reliable autofocus for single photos, and support for various AI modes.
- Image quality on the GFX100RF is praised for detail, sharpness, pleasing colors, and film simulations, though low-light performance is a downside.
- The camera is capable of shooting 4K video with decent autofocus, digital stabilization, and pleasing colors, but suffers from rolling shutter issues.
- Despite its flaws and high price, the GFX100RF is noted for its innovations like the aspect ratio dial, catering to a niche market of photographers.
- Compared to its primary rival, the Leica Q3, the GFX100RF offers unique features but falls short in low-light performance and overall versatility.
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