GFX100RF

It has an electronic shutter and a mechanical shutter. Doesn’t appear to have EFCS. FWIW, the benefit of EFCS is shutter longevity, not image quality or flash compatibility, so it doesn’t truly matter either. https://www.fujifilm-x.com/global/products/cameras/gfx100rf/specifications/

[For context, I have 2 mamiya 7ii and a Voigtlander 667w, and on the digital side a Fuji Gfx100s and a x100vi].I have a thought out answer to this question because I’ve been asking myself the same thing. I already own 3 6x7 rangefinder cameras, and two Fuji digitals. I suspect people online won’t ag

My full review of the X-E5 goes out Sunday but you may find some useful info in my first impressions video which I'll link. Overall thought the X-E5s build quality is unmatched when it comes to the rest of Fujis lineup. It's on par with the GFX100RF. I also much prefer having the resolution of the 4

I'm of the exact opposite opinion. I think my silver X-T3 looks a bit cheap whereas my silver X-E5 looks anything but. In fact, it's the prettiest and most high end looking and feeling Fujifilm I've had, and I'm on board since the original X10, X100 and X-E1. Only the GFX100RF is more striking in pe

I don’t shoot SL. But if I wanted to adapt my M lenses to a non M body it would be a SL. Fujifilm GFX has a very complex menu system and an overload of buttons and settings and mixed user interface types. It’s convoluted and not really fun to use. (I don’t particularly like my GFX100RF for that). Al