GFX100S II Mirrorless Camera

Fujifilm GFX100S II — 102 Megapixels That Fit in a Travel Bag

The gist: A 102MP medium-format mirrorless at 883g — the highest-resolution interchangeable lens camera that a serious travel photographer can actually hand-carry without a dedicated gear case.

• 102MP 44 x 33mm sensor: Medium format sensor captures extraordinary detail for large-format printing, tight editorial cropping, and landscape prints where full-frame simply runs out of resolution.
• 8-stop IBIS system: The most powerful in-body image stabilization in the GFX lineup — enables hand-held medium-format shooting in conditions that previously required a tripod.
• 400MP Pixel Shift Multi-Shot mode: Composite mode for studio-quality ultra-high-resolution captures — useful for architecture, product, and landscape photographers who deliver to large-scale clients.
• 883g body weight: Lighter than its predecessor despite adding improved IBIS — a practical size for field shooting when paired with the GF lens system.

PetaPixel’s hands-on called the GFX100S II “medium format for the masses” and highlighted the 8-stop IBIS as the single upgrade most likely to expand real-world usability for location photographers.

Best for: Landscape, architecture, and commercial photographers who need the resolution headroom of medium format and want to hand-carry it in the field. Skip it if: you shoot fast-action subjects — at 7fps and 4K/30p video, it’s optimized for deliberate still photography, not speed. Runs ~$5,700 — check the current price before buying.