Fuji's Medium-format GFX100RF Review
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Fujifilm GFX100RF review: one sensor, nine cameras
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Fuji ’s GFX100RF offers four different digital “zoom” modes and four different focal lengths.
Aspect ratio dial lets you pick from one of nine different formats to frame your image.
102MP sensor gives tons of flexibility and allows you to shoot more than you think.
$ 4,900 camera is hugely capable, delivering the same delightful physical controls.
The GFX100RF is limited in two key ways: a relatively slow f/4 aperture and a lack of optical image stabilization.
It feels like Fujifilm built this camera to do it all, and in a lot of ways, it defies expectations of what a fixed-lens camera is built to do.
A slower aperture means less light on the sensor, and less light means pushing up the ISO or pulling down the shutter speed.
At $ 4,899 , which is still quite expensive, this camera comes in cheaper than any other GFX body Fuji sells.
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