GFX100RF

TLDR version: I own both. Buy the Q3 43, it costs more but that’s because it’s much, much better. I wanted a decent quality, carry everywhere camera - better image quality and better ergonomics than an iPhone but lighter than a Z8 with lens. I’d previously had an X100T, but had never really got on w

No. They should make a competitor to the FUJIFILM GFX100RF but with IBIS.

My everyday carry camera for all of my personal photography is a Fujifilm GFX100RF. I refuse to downsize to a smaller sensor plus I like Fujifilm's Eterna film recipe.

Your comment actually made me reflect on when I first seriously started considering film photography as an option. It was about a year ago—I was really drawn to the idea of getting a Leica M6, but realistically it’s a pretty expensive piece of gear for someone who doesn’t yet have much experience wi

Waited for a while and was pushed up queue for the GFX100RF, a camera which still has its flaws, the f stop, AF, no WCL/TCL from Fujifilm. But there isn’t a perfect camera for anyone. You always compromise but if you can work within the compromise and have fun? Get that camera. I ended up with the G

I've had the 907x and though I thought I'd love it, but I didn't. It feels too much like a computer mimicking a classic Hasselblad. I'd only pick the 907x if you want to use it as a digital back, the X2DII has so much benefits over the 907x that it's a no brainer to me. I also had the Fujifilm GFX10

Hi! I use a Q typ 116 for landscape too but I’m shooting urban landscape. The way I use it is exactly how you’re planning to use it. I shoot a lot of photos at 28mm, and others by cropping to 35mm in camera, or even sometimes to 50mm. The only downside I see with in camera cropping is that you don’t

Coming in late to this. I used to shoot Sony, now have mostly Fujifilm, X and GFX. I'd agree with everything in the previous answer, and can add some thoughts: -I have a few other Fujifilm digital cameras and the GFX100RF is a completely different experience to the rest of them largely because of th

These were taken with a Fujifilm gfx100rf. Not a camera I would blindly recommend but I love it. Honestly, the majority of the look is from manual color correction and exposure settings in post processing apps like Lightroom or Capture One (I used capture one but Lightroom does the same thing). Some

Nice work. Point and shoot cell phone? I’m working on my pics right now. I was a little further from the stage than I preferred. 😂 But nonetheless got some good stuff from my Sony RX100 VII and Fujifilm GFX100RF. Some of the wide shots from the GFX are fantastic.