Sensor
Fujifilm · GFX · 2025
GFX100RF
GFXmedium-format2025
Experience the pinnacle of fixed-lens photography with the GFX100RF.
Resolution
102 MP
Stabilisation
No
Lens
35mm f/4 (28mm equiv.)
In short
The GFX100RF supports film simulation recipes shared across the GFX and X-Trans lines, such as Classic Chrome and Velvia. It utilises the full potential of its medium-format sensor.
Why it's the recipe body
The Fujifilm GFX100RF is a unique entry in the GFX family, offering a fixed 35mm f/4 (28mm equivalent) lens paired with a 102MP medium-format sensor. This combination renders a breath-taking level of detail, making it perfect for those who crave high-resolution imagery. The GFX sensor takes Fujifilm's beloved film simulations to a new level, capturing the nuances of each simulation across a larger frame. Despite its medium-format credentials, the GFX100RF is surprisingly light at approximately 735 grams, encouraging mobility and spontaneity in shooting. The top plate aspect ratio dial is a practical touch, allowing photographers to quickly adapt to different compositions.
The GFX100RF runs all film simulations available to the GFX line, such as Provia, Astia, and Acros. Fujifilm's robust JPEG controls, including dynamic range and grain settings, are fully supported. You can save white balance shifts per custom slot, ensuring consistent results in diverse conditions and lighting scenarios.
The GFX100RF marks Fujifilm's first foray into fixed-lens medium-format cameras.
Compared to the GFX100S II, the GFX100RF is lighter and features a fixed lens.
What it nails, what to watch
What it nails
- 102MP for unmatched detail
- Fixed 28mm equivalent lens
- Lightest GFX body at 735g
- Full set of film simulations
What to watch
- No in-body stabilisation
- Fixed lens limits versatility
- Medium-format demands precise technique
What this body adds
SE
Sensor
102 MP GFX 102MP CMOS II BSI
LE
Lens
35mm f/4 (fixed; 28mm equiv.)
PR
Processor
X-Processor 5
BO
Body
~735 g - lightest GFX
AS
Aspect ratio dial
Top plate, multiple crops
VI
Viewfinder
5.76M-dot EVF
Recipes for the GFX100RF
All recipes
Kodak Film
Natural palette with soft shadows and a hint of warmth. Ideal for capturing serene moments in everyday settings.
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Kodak Gold Max 400 Expired
Rich colors and strong grain evoke nostalgia and warmth in every shot
Kodak Portra 160 v2
Soft film-like tones with gentle warmth and subtle grain texture. Perfect for capturing the essence of everyday life.
Kodak Pro 400
Delicate hues and subtle grain create a serene calmness. Ideal for portraits and daily photography with gentle colours.
Kodak Royal Gold 400
Small, strong grain and warm tones evoke a nostalgic feel. Perfect for urban exploration and overcast days.
Kodak T-Max 100 Hard Tone
Achieve a striking hard tone with large grain and deep shadows. Ideal for black & white urban architecture shots.
Kodak T-Max 100 Soft Tone
Kodak T-Max inspired greys with a calming, gentle grain perfect for capturing serene moments and everyday scenes.
Kodak Vericolor III 160
Gently muted tones with subtle grain and a cool cast. Perfect for capturing vintage travel moments.
Kodak Vericolor VPS
Large grain texture combines with a warm, subdued colour cast for a distinctly vintage film aesthetic that captivates.
Moody Monochrome
Dense grain and deep shadows create moody monochromes. Perfect for dramatic black and white architecture.
Nostalgic Americana
Large grain adds an authentic retro feel to images, enhancing the warm tones and nostalgic mood in each shot.
Nostalgic Film
Understated contrast with delicate grain and soft hues evokes a vintage look. Ideal for capturing serene rural scenes.
How to add a recipe to your GFX100RF
- Navigate to the menu and select 'Image Quality Setting'.
- Choose 'Edit/Save Custom Setting' to modify a slot.
- Adjust film simulation and other parameters as desired.
- Save your settings to a custom slot (C1–C7).
Tips for the GFX100RF
- Utilise the aspect ratio dial for creative framing.
- Use Velvia for vivid landscape shots.
- Classic Chrome adds subtle contrast to portraits.
- Explore high-res detail with 102MP sensor.
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Frequently asked questions
Which recipes work on the GFX100RF?
The GFX100RF supports all GFX and X-Trans film simulations, including Classic Chrome and Acros.
Does the GFX100RF have in-body image stabilisation?
No, the GFX100RF lacks in-body image stabilisation, making handheld shooting more reliant on technique.
How do I add a recipe to the GFX100RF?
Navigate to 'Image Quality Setting', choose 'Edit/Save Custom Setting', adjust parameters, and save to a custom slot.