Fujifilm’s GFX 100S comes with 102 megapixels

Fujifilm unveiled the GFX 100S with a 102 megapixel sensor and compact body, so it’s smaller than Panasonic’s full-frame S1R and slightly heavier than Canon’s R5 and Sony’s A7R IV.

The camera has many features that Fujifilm previously developed in GFX cameras, including in-body stabilization, improved autofocus, and the ability to record in 4K.

The GFX 100S was revealed alongside the new X-E4, and it houses a 102MP backlit sensor.

This helps produce highly detailed images with sufficient dynamic range to allow for post-production adjustments, Fujifilm said.

And you can get high-resolution photos of up to 400 megapixels with Fujifilm’s Pixel Shift Multi Shot, if you’re prepared to use a tripod.

This camera represents a smaller, more intuitive version of the GFX 100 camera, which the company released in 2019 for $ 10,000.

The GFX 100S is different from all previous GFX cameras as it is smaller, has a weatherproof body weight of just 900 grams, and now has a large heads-up display instead of the shutter speed dial of the GFX 50S, and the mode dial instead of an ISO.

Using the company’s latest X processor, the camera can shoot up to 5 frames per second, and you can shoot 4K video at up to 30 frames per second, as well as 1080p slow motion shooting at 60. frames per second.

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 is available in March for $ 6,000 for one body only, and Fujifilm is also launching a new 80mm f / 1.7 GF lens this month, which should address concerns about the lack of fast options. for the GFX system, for sale at $ 2,300.