GFX100 II Blazes Through Genres with AI-Powered Focus, 8K Video, and Fujifilm's Latest GFX Lenses

 

GFX100 II Blazes Through Genres with AI-Powered Focus, 8K Video, and Fujifilm's Latest GFX Lenses.





Fujifilm Redefines Large Format Mirrorless with Powerhouse GFX100 II and Versatile GF55mm & GF32-64mm Lenses

Fujifilm has dropped a bombshell on the professional scene, unleashing the highly anticipated GFX100 II mirrorless camera alongside two brand-new GFX lenses. This powerhouse combo promises unmatched image quality, genre-bending versatility, and blazing-fast performance for photographers and videographers pushing the boundaries of their craft.

GFX100 II: Redefining Large Format.

  • 1.7x larger sensor than full-frame: Experience rich tonality, stunning detail, and exceptional dimensionality never before seen in a mirrorless camera.
  • AI-powered autofocus: Capture fleeting moments with precision thanks to subject-detection AF and predictive algorithm, a first for GFX outside the X-H2S.
  • 8.0 fps burst shooting: Unleash your creativity in fashion, sports, news, and landscape photography with lightning-fast capture.
  • 4K/60p 10-bit video: Elevate your videography with cinematic quality internal recording, even venturing into uncharted territory with 8K/30p.
  • Extended ISO range: Achieve pristine image quality at non-extended ISO80, pushing the boundaries of low-light shooting.
  • Up to 8-stop IBIS: Shoot handheld with confidence, even in challenging lighting conditions.
  • High-resolution EVF and large sub-LCD: Enjoy a crystal-clear viewing experience and intuitive camera control.
  • Enhanced connectivity: Streamline your workflow with Ethernet, HDMI, USB-C, Frame.io integration, and timecode sync.

Available late September 2023:

  • GFX100 II Body Only: £6,999
  • Vertical Grip for GFX100 II (VG-GFX100II): £479

Fujinon GF55mm F1.7 R WR:

  • Unleash stunning portraits and everyday moments: This fast prime lens combines exceptional sharpness with creamy bokeh, ideal for highlighting your subject with artistic flair.
  • Natural perspective: The 55mm focal length (44mm equivalent) mimics the human eye for a familiar and engaging field of view.
  • Superior optics: 14 elements in 10 groups, including 2 ED and 2 aspherical elements, deliver unparalleled image sharpness and control over aberrations.
  • Adaptable versatility: The bright F1.7 aperture shines in both low-light situations and dynamic outdoor settings.

Available late September 2023:



  • Fujinon GF55mm F1.7 R WR: £2,249

Fujifilm GF32-64mm F4 R LM WR:

  • Expand your storytelling: This ultra-wide zoom lens offers exceptional range and flexibility for landscape, architecture, and travel photography.
  • Sharpe from corner to corner: Advanced optical design ensures consistent image quality throughout the zoom range.
  • Compact and weather-resistant: Take your adventures anywhere with this lightweight and durable companion.

Available November 2023:



  • Fujinon GF32-64mm F4 R LM WR: Price TBA

Fujifilm's GFX100 II and new GFX lenses mark a significant leap forward in large format mirrorless technology. This potent combination opens doors for professionals and enthusiasts alike, empowering them to capture the world in breathtaking detail and unmatched versatility. Get ready to push the boundaries of your creativity and redefine what's possible with the GFX system.

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