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Fujifilm · GFX · 2024

GFX100S II

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Compact yet powerful, the GFX100S II transforms every scene with medium-format magic.

Sensor
Resolution
102 MP
Stabilisation
Yes (8 stops)
Mount
G-mount

In short

GFX100S II supports all Fujifilm film simulations available to X-Trans bodies, offering superb medium-format quality.

Why it's the recipe body

The GFX100S II is a remarkable blend of compact form and advanced features, embodying Fujifilm's commitment to medium-format excellence. Its 102 MP CMOS II sensor, paired with the X-Processor 5, delivers stunningly detailed images with rich colours and dynamic range, making it a joy for any photography enthusiast. The 8-stop IBIS stabilisation ensures sharp, handheld shots even in challenging conditions. Shooting with the GFX100S II feels like wielding a powerhouse; it brings the artistry of film simulations to a larger canvas, elevating everyday scenes into extraordinary captures. The ergonomics are well-considered, providing a comfortable grip for prolonged use, while the intuitive interface makes accessing settings a breeze.

The GFX100S II runs all Fujifilm film simulations compatible with X-Trans sensor technology, capitalising on its medium-format size for unparalleled detail and tonal depth. With 7 custom slots, you can save your favourite recipes, although, like its siblings, it does not offer savable white-balance shifts per slot. Enjoy the full range of JPEG controls and creative opportunities that come with Fujifilm's renowned simulations.

The GFX100S II continues Fujifilm's legacy of innovation in the GFX line, enhancing the compact format.

Compared to the GFX100, the GFX100S II offers similar power in a more portable design.

What it nails, what to watch

What it nails

  • 102 MP for ultimate detail
  • 8-stop IBIS for stability
  • 7 custom slots for recipes
  • Medium-format richness
  • Interchangeable G-mount lenses

What to watch

  • No savable WB shifts
  • Large files require fast cards
  • Limited to 7 fps burst
  • Heavier than APS-C bodies

What this body adds

SE

Sensor

102 MP GFX 102MP CMOS II BSI

PR

Processor

X-Processor 5

MO

Mount

G-mount (interchangeable)

IB

IBIS

5-axis, up to 8 stops

BU

Burst

7 fps mechanical

VI

Video

4K 30p 4:2:2 10-bit

Recipes for the GFX100S II

All recipes
A fruit and vegetable market stall with colorful produce displayed outside a building.
PRO Neg. Std · X-Trans IV

Pulled Negative

Softened shadows with a subtle blue tint create a calming effect for portraits. Ideal for studio sessions.

Two people sitting in a grassy field with trees in the background under a hazy sky.
Reala Ace · X-Trans V

Pushed Analog

Lively grain with a dynamic filmic look for portraits. Ideal for daily scenes with a warm, inviting mood.

A parking area with cars, wooden structures, and a vintage lantern under a warm orange hue.
Classic Negative · X-Trans IV

RedScale

Red hues envelop cityscapes with gritty texture and contrast. Ideal for moody environments and overcast settings.

A distant view of a rural landscape with mountains and a building, seen over a highway guardrail.
Classic Chrome · X-Trans IV

Reggie's Portra

Gentle colour shifts with subtle grain create a tranquil and nostalgic atmosphere, ideal for capturing rural scenes.

A tall observation tower against a clear blue sky.
Reala Ace · X-Trans V

Retro Negative

Subtle green and blue hues enhance skin tones beautifully, offering a calm and vibrant look for daily portraits.

A traditional house with a red-tiled roof surrounded by palm trees and a grassy area.
Provia · X-Trans IV

Standard Film

Balanced contrast with a gentle warmth, ideal for capturing everyday moments in calm outdoor or serene settings.

A multi-story building with arched windows and a tower, surrounded by urban structures.
Reala Ace · X-Trans V

Summer Sun

Warmth enhances skin tones beautifully, ideal for daily portraits. Subtle grain lends texture without overpowering.

A floral-covered Emirates airplane surrounded by colorful flowers in a bright outdoor setting.
Nostalgic Neg. · X-Trans V

Summer of 1960

Hazy pastels and gentle grain transport you to a vintage summer's day.

Close-up of a textured adobe wall with decorative latticework against a clear blue sky.
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Superia Negative

Subdued shadows paired with rich hues create an inviting calm for urban exploration.

A pendant light fixture with a vintage bulb hanging in a cozy indoor setting.
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Superia Xtra 400

Retro-inspired hues and fine grain evoke nostalgia, perfect for photographing cityscapes in overcast conditions.

View of a modern architectural structure with a pathway leading towards tall buildings in the background.
Classic Chrome · X-Trans V

Texas Sun

Warm tones with a hint of grit, capturing the vibrant essence of sunlit streets. Perfect for urban architecture and everyday moments.

A green-domed mosque with a tall minaret against a clear blue sky, surrounded by modern buildings.
Provia · X-Trans IV

Universal Provia

Strong, small grain and calm tones suit serene scenes indoors and out.

How to add a recipe to your GFX100S II

  1. Turn the mode dial to C1–C7.
  2. Press the Menu button and navigate to IQ settings.
  3. Select 'Edit/Save Custom Settings'.
  4. Adjust parameters and save your recipe.

Tips for the GFX100S II

  • Utilise IBIS for handheld low-light shots.
  • Experiment with Pixel Shift for ultra-high resolution.
  • Use 4K video for cinematic depth.
  • Leverage film simulations for creative shoots.

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Key terms

X-Processor 5GFXFilm SimulationsIBISSee the glossary

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Frequently asked questions

Which recipes work on the GFX100S II?

The GFX100S II supports all Fujifilm film simulations available to X-Trans bodies.

Does the GFX100S II have IBIS?

Yes, the GFX100S II features 8-stop IBIS for excellent image stabilisation.

How do I add a recipe to the GFX100S II?

To add a recipe, use the custom slots C1–C7 via the IQ settings in the menu.