Fujifilm introduces the GFX100 II medium format camera

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Fujifilm has released the second version of the GFX 100. This 102-megapixel camera has a completely new sensor and offers many improvements over its predecessor. The new camera, with a medium format sensor, is also keenly priced.

The GFX 100 II appears to be the successor to both the GFX100 and GFX100S. The new sensor has been improved in many areas, resulting in a considerably higher signal readout speed. With 8 frames per second, this medium format camera is now also suitable for faster action photography.

There have also been advances in video. You have 8K30p video recording available, as well as 4K60p with 4:2:2 10-bit. The camera makes optimal use of the sensor, depending on the type of lens you use.

Thanks in part to the sensor's fast readout speed, the GFX100 II has AI-based subject recognition for autofocus, a first in a Fujifilm GFX camera. It recognises people, animals, birds, vehicles, and other fast-moving objects such as insects and drones.

Other features of the GFX100 II include 8-stop image stabilisation across 5 axes, various new film simulation options, and a 9.44-pixel electronic viewfinder. This viewfinder can also be replaced with other types.

The camera has a new design, with an extra-large LCD screen on the slightly tilted top. The LCD screen on the rear is also tiltable.

The recommended retail price of the GFX100 II is 7,999 euros, which can be considered a keen price for this camera. The Fujifilm GFX100 II is already available this month.

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