Fujifilm GFX 100S II Review

The Fujifilm GFX 100S II is a refined iteration of the company's popular medium format mirrorless camera, bringing upgraded autofocus, image stabilization, and viewfinder tech to an already compelling 102-megapixel platform. Reviewers consistently praise the image quality as superb and superlative, calling out both JPEG and raw output from the large BSI sensor. The camera handles well and delivers the kind of resolution and detail that sets medium format apart from full-frame systems.

At $5,199.95, the GFX 100S II sits in the accessible end of medium format territory, offering features like 8-stop IBIS, improved autofocus performance, and a high-resolution EVF that make it practical for handheld work. The 4K30 video with F-Log2 is present but not the headline here. This is a stills-first tool that delivers when ultimate image quality is the priority, and the refinements over its predecessor address real-world handling and performance gaps without bloating the price or body size.