Fujifilm GFX100 II Mirrorless Camera
A powerhouse with advanced video features never before available in a GFX System or X Series camera. This medium format camera is equipped with a new 102MP CMOS II HS Imaging Sensor and X-Processor 5 for improved image quality for both photo and video over its predecessor. It can internally record 4K up to 60p at full sensor width in 4:2:2, capable of outputting 10-Bit Apple ProRes RAW. For cinematographers, the GFX100 II offers Vista Vision, 35mm FF, and 35mm FF Anamorphic formats for various crops and aspect ratios. Native integration of Frame.io Camera to Cloud technology will streamline video workflows with easy, immediate uploads. With eight stops of in-body image stabilization, 8fps continuous mechanical shutter and an improved AI Autofocus algorithm, the Fujifilm GFX100 II Mirrorless Camera is an exceptional tool for both photographers and videographers.
High Speed Performance
Subject Detection AF
X-Processor 5 features subject detection AF, which delivers an autofocus performance previously unseen on a large format camera. Built using deep-learning AI technology, its advanced AF tracking and detection not only works on human faces and eyes, but also animals, birds, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, airplanes, and trains. With such power on tap, photographers can concentrate on creativity, confident GFX100 II will produce an autofocus performance to match.
Updated AF algorithm
GFX100 II uses an updated AF prediction algorithm to deliver reliable performance in sports and other situations where accurate, high-speed motion tracking is needed.
120fps Display Frame Rate in Boost Mode
Activating Boost mode on GFX100 II supercharges the display frame rate to approximately 120 frames-per-second – more than enough to keep up with fast-moving subjects.
The Ultimate in Image Quality.
ISO 80 Standard Sensitivity
By improving the pixel structure on the new sensor, standard sensitivity has been extended to ISO 80. Now, photographers can make 16-bit images with wider dynamic range and lower noise than ever before.
HEIF Image Format Support
GFX100 II supports the HEIF format, a 10-bit image file with over a billion colors. It delivers higher image quality, but uses up to 30% less space than a JPEG.
Pixel Shift Multi-Shot
For the ultimate quality, GFX100 II can produce an ultra-high-resolution 400-megapixel image with a single press of the shutter release.
Using in-body image stabilization to precisely shift the sensor by a half pixel between each frame, GFX100 II makes 20 frames in which every red, green, and blue pixel has the same information. The result is a detail-rich file with almost no false colors visible.
Power and Precision for Video.
4K/60p, 8K/30p, FHD/120p
4:2:2 10-bit Internal Recording
Proving itself as a hybrid powerhouse, GFX100 II offers 4K/60p and 8K/30p 4:2:2 10-bit in-camera recording. ISO 100 can also now be used as the standard movie sensitivity for the highest quality footage.
High speed rolling shutter
Follow high speed subjects with confidence – GFX100 II’s increased readout rate suppresses rolling shutter for true-to-life results.
Improved Subject Tracking
Tracking subjects just got easier. Select AF-C mode with Wide/Tracking AF, then simply touch the subject on the rear LCD. GFX100 II will then track the object, even in situations with multiple subjects.
Compatible with Frame.io Camera to Cloud
Embrace cloud first workflows and open lines of collaboration with GFX100 II’s World First, no accessary needed integration for Frame.io Camera to Cloud and deliver photos or video straight to the cloud the moment after they are created.
New MF assist Focus MAP
For added precision while using manual focus, a new Focus MAP has been added as a MF assist function.
RAW output via HDMI
Combined with a compatible ATOMOS HDMI device, RAW video output from GFX100 II can be recorded as 12-bit Apple ProRes RAW at resolutions up to 8K and frame rates up to 29.97fps.
FAN-001 Cooling Fan
Extends continuous video recording times with this optional accessory. The fan does not require any additional cables for power and allows GFX100 II to keep recording, even in high-temperature environments.
