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| Fujifilm GFX 100S is equipped with 102 megapixels |
Fujifilm introduced GFX 100S with a 102MP sensor and compact housing. So it is smaller than the full-frame Panasonic S1R and heavier than the Canon R5 and Sony A7R IV.
The camera has several features previously developed by Fujifilm for GFX cameras, including in vivo stabilization, improved autofocus, and 4K recording capabilities.
The GFX 100S was introduced with the new X-E4 and was equipped with a 102MP backlight sensor.
Fujifilm claims this can produce highly detailed images with enough dynamic range for post-production adjustments.
When you're ready to use a tripod, Fujifilm's Pixel Shift Multi Shot lets you capture high-resolution photos of up to 400MP.
This camera is a smaller, more intuitive version of the GFX 100 that the company launched for $ 10,000 in 2019.
The GFX 100S differs more from all previous GFX cameras in that it is smaller, has a weatherproof weight of 900g, and now has a larger display instead of the GFX 50S shutter speed selector and mode selector instead of ISO.
With the company's latest X processor, the camera can shoot up to 5 frames per second. You can record 4K video at 30 fps and 1080p slow motion at 60 fps.
The camera has two USB-C and micro-HDMI ports, two UHS-II SD card slots, and two 3.5mm ports for microphones and headphones.
The GFX 100S will be available in March at only $ 6,000. Fujifilm also released a new 80mm f / 1.7 GF lens earlier this month. This should solve the problems caused by the lack of quick options in the GFX system. The target will be under the selling time of $ 2,300