GFX100 II Medium Format Mirrorless Camera Body
The new GFX100 II is blazingly fast with, 102-megapixel large-format sensor to deliver up to 8fps in high-speed continuous mode, surgically accurate subject detection and tracking AF, and advanced video features that have never existed in any previous GFX System or X Series camera. Upgraded AI-developed autofocus algorithms and a new 9.44-million dot EVF bring the action accurately into view for photographers, while full-width 4K/60p, 4:2:2 ProRes video and accessory-free delivery of files to Frame.io directly from the camera. This gives filmmakers access to new streamlined workflows and the ability to immediately collaborate with project team members
Our Review
Fujifilm GFX100 II — 102MP Medium Format for the Serious Travel Photographer
The gist: A 102MP medium format mirrorless that brings large-format image quality to active shooting scenarios — 8fps continuous, reliable eye-tracking AF, and 8EV in-body stabilization make it the first medium format camera that works outside of a controlled studio.
- 102MP 44x33mm BSI CMOS sensor: The larger-than-full-frame medium format sensor captures extraordinary tonal depth and shadow detail — particularly visible in landscape prints or large-format editorial work.
- 8fps with AI subject detection AF: Shoots up to 8 frames per second with human eye and face detection — unprecedented speed for a medium format camera and usable for street, event, and documentary travel work.
- 8EV in-body image stabilization: Five-axis IBIS rated at 8EV makes handheld shooting with the GFX lens lineup viable in low light or at slow shutter speeds — reduces tripod dependency on location.
- ProRes and 8K video output: Records ProRes and RAW video with Frame.io wireless transfer built in — a full-resolution deliverable from the field without a desktop intermediary step.
TechRadar concluded it delivers “medium-format with maximum appeal,” noting the GFX100 II is the first medium-format camera to genuinely move beyond studio constraints with its AF system, burst speed, and stabilization.
Best for: Professional travel, landscape, and commercial photographers who need maximum resolution and dynamic range for print, billboard, or editorial use. Skip it if: You primarily shoot action or wildlife where a 35mm mirrorless with faster burst rates makes more practical sense. Runs ~$8,500 — check the current price before buying.
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