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Fujifilm just launched its latest rangefinder at the X-Summit in Prague.
It features a 102MP high-speed sensor and the X-Processor 5 image processing engine.
We’ve seen these features in its predecessor too, so what’s actually new about this camera?
This basically allows you to swap between nine various shooting formats (3:2, 4:3, 16:9, etc.
), so you don’t need to dive into the camera’s tweaks anymore.
There are also two new aspect ratios for you to experiment with, namely 3:4 and 17:6.
It’s positioned in an easy-to-reach place too.
The Digital Teleconverter Lever, on the other hand, lets you choose your desired angle of view.
And a new camera beckons a new lens too.
Many of the other specs remain the same as the GFX100S II.
You get 102 megapixels at your disposal, 4K/30P 10-bit video with F-Log2, 5.76-million-dot viewfinder, and more.
The GFX100RF is available in either silver or black colorways.
