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The New Fujifilm GFX100RF: A Pocket-Sized Powerhouse for Serious Photographers
USAThursday, March 20, 2025
There are some trade-offs, though. The GFX100RF doesn't have an image stabilized sensor, and the lens is fixed at 35mm F4. But the lens has some cool features, like a leaf shutter to reduce vibration and a neutral density filter for long exposures. The wide-angle lens is great for landscapes, architecture, and documentary shots. The camera is also weather-sealed, so you can use it in rainy conditions. It has a long battery life and dual memory card slots for backup.
Fujifilm seems to have thought about travelers with this camera. The fixed lens and compact size make it easy to carry around. The wide-angle lens is perfect for capturing landscapes and architecture. The camera also has a dial to change aspect ratios, which is a handy feature for different types of photography. It can shoot 4K video at 30 frames per second, and it has a flat color profile for video editing.
The GFX100RF is priced at $4, 899. 95 and comes in two finishes: all-black or black-and-silver. It includes a protective lens filter, hood, strap, and lens cap. Orders open in the US on April 24, but it might be available in other regions sooner.
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