GFX100RF

New GFX100RF owner finds AF slow and hunting in very low light but image quality at ISO 12800 amazing; first impressions solid.

“AF speed in extremely low light feels a like my old X100 (og). Slow and hunting.”

Just got the GFX100RF and found its crop dial very helpful on a commercial shoot.

“I will say that the crop dial is so much more than a gimmick and I want it on all of my cameras.”

Tried the GFX100RF for three hours and found it makes big files with huge cropping latitude, but prefers their X-T5 and finds f/4 too slow.

“It really just makes BIG images. They're not special, I prefer my XT5 or XT20 with the right lens on.”

New GFX100RF owner praises its compact metal build and image quality but finds f/4 and no IBIS hard in low light.

“Image quality is superior, but the F4 aperture and lack of image stabilization makes it very hard to capture clear images in low light conditions.”

Traded their Leica for the GFX100RF, tired of manual everything.

“Traded in my leica for the RF.”

The GFX100RF is the camera they grab most; high ISO is fine and no IBIS improved their handholding.

“Lately, the 100rf is the camera I’m grabbing the most before leaving the house.”

Bought a used GFX100RF expecting to sell it but is selling other gear to keep it.

“safe to say i’m selling a lot of gear to keep it bc it’s so good”

Returned their first GFX100RF as overkill, then bought another and after a month it's replacing their Leica M11 as a daily driver.

“GFX 100RF is growing on me.”

Handholds the GFX100RF down to 1/10s thanks to the leaf shutter and finds ISO 6400+ looks great.

“it has a leaf shutter - i'm down to 1/10 sec handheld easy and pushing out to 6400 and beyond when properly exposed looks sooo good.”

Long-time Canon and Sony shooter picked up the GFX100RF and is really happy despite complaints about the slow lens.

“I recently picked up a GFX100RF, and I'm really, really happy with it.”

Loves their GFX100RF for its excellent dynamic range and resolution, underexposing to work around no IBIS.

“I absolutely love my GFX100RF.”

Was disappointed by the GFX100RF: people can't tell its shots from an X100VI and the f/4 gives less bokeh.

“I was disappointed with this camera.”

GFX100RF user handholds safely to 1/60 and as low as 1/10, only wishing for a longer lens.

“100rf user here, the leaf shutter does the pulling, every until 1/60 is safe and I went down as low as 1/10”

X100VI owner demoed the GFX100RF for a week: barely bigger, as light, with better dynamic range and skin tones.

“Dynamic range and skintones seems to be an improvement from the X100VI.”

Recently bought the GFX100RF for kids, street and landscape; f/4 and no IBIS aren't problems but they question its AF.

“First an foremost the lack of IBIS and the F4/3.2 lens weren‘t problematic for my usecases.”

Had a loaner GFX100RF for a month and found it more fun and casual than expected, like an X100V on steroids.

“It was way more fun and casual to shoot with than I expected”

Bought the GFX100RF before tariffs; it's a beast that shrank their travel kit and they barely touch their X-T5 now.

“It’s a beast of a camera and shrank my travel kit immensely.”

Keeps a Z5 II only for low light and otherwise just grabs the GFX100RF.

“Otherwise I just grab the GFX100RF and maybe a flash.”

Twenty-year photographer loves the GFX100RF as their favourite camera ever: light, beautiful and printing A3+ well.

“Probably my favourite camera of all time.”

New GFX100RF owner finds it smaller than expected but heavy; first shots look incredible with fast AF and impressive dynamic range, though menus feel messy.

“First few snaps look incredible, fast AF, I find the Fuji menu's always a bit messy and oldskool compared to Sony.”

Got the GFX100RF in the first US batch and finds it incredible, impressed by the autofocus speed.

“Absolutely incredible so far. Impressed with the speed of the autofocus.”

Shoots the GFX100RF handheld at 1/30s reliably through the EVF, though the rear screen needs faster speeds.

“I've been able to consistently shoot 1/30th without issue.”

Finds the GFX100RF amazing for daylight outdoor shooting, with incredible RAWs, but prefers their X-E5 otherwise.

“Agree wholeheartedly, for daylight, outdoors shooting it's an amazing camera, for everything else I prefer my X-E5.”

After months with the GFX100RF, chosen over a Leica Q3, high-ISO files look shockingly clean, image quality is their best ever and battery life feels infinite.

“ISO 6400, 8000, even 12,800 look shockingly clean.”

Tested their GFX100RF alongside a Q3 and loves its colour, with noise at ISO 6400 comparable to ISO 3200 on the Q3.

“I tested mine alongside a Q3 and the color the GFX100RF produces is delightful.”

Uses their GFX100RF's aspect-ratio dial and 100MP sensor as a digital XPan, as well as a 4:3 and 3:2 camera.

“For me, it acts as a digital Xpan typically.”

Calls the GFX100RF a night visor and probably the best camera they've had, though they wish it were quicker.

“It's been growing on me over the months... and must say, it's probably the best camera I ever had. I only wish it was quicker.”

Loves their GFX100RF but would buy an f/2.8 version, as f/4 limits flash power and matching their GFX100 II.

“Do I love mine? Yes. Would i buy a F/2.8 version despite the added bulk? Yes.”

Calls the GFX100RF the best thing they've bought, though the 100MP files are a pain on their laptop.

“Easily the best *thing* I’ve ever bought. Love it so much.”

Uses the GFX100RF for documentary work and couldn't be happier; the leaf shutter offsets its lack of IBIS.

“I approach mine as a few medium format film cameras in one package and I couldn’t be happier.”

Loves the GFX100RF, which is often the camera they grab or wish they had with them.

“I love the 100RF and it’s often the camera I’m grabbing or wishing I had in hand.”

Took the GFX100RF to Cape Verde and got incredible results, but around a quarter of shots warped with the electronic shutter in hot weather.

“some absolutely incredible results, but experiencing a lot of warping”

Their biggest complaint about the GFX100RF is that the power switch turns on far too easily.

“My biggest complaint about the GFX100RF is that the power switch moves to the On position if there’s someone breathing nearby.”

Recently got the GFX100RF; used to rotating four lenses, the fixed lens took adjusting to, but they love the challenge.

“I recently got the gfx100rf and I’m used to having ~4 lenses in rotation, so it definitely took some getting used to! But I love the challenge”

Moved through the X100 line to the GFX100RF and loves its compact leaf-shutter rangefinder style.

“Worked from a Fuji X100T to the VI and the big brother GFX100RF.”