Fujifilm’s GFX100RF puts medium format guts in a compact fixed-lens camera

is a senior reviewer who has worked at The Verge since its founding in 2011. His coverage areas include audio (Sonos, Apple, Bose, Sony, etc.), home theater, smartphones, photography, and more. Fujifilm just announced its latest medium format camera, the GFX100RF. This one differs from the company’s other GFX models in two key ways: it’s the lightest body in the GFX series so far, and it’s the first to feature a fixed-lens design. Up front you’re getting a 35mm lens (equivalent to a 28mm in full frame), a focal length Fujifilm chose for its versatility. With the GFX100RF’s styling and compact design, Fujifilm is trying to bring some of that X100VI look and feel to a camera capable of producing an incredible level of detail thanks to its 102-megapixel sensor. Yes, Fujifilm also has the Leica Q3 squarely in its sights. The GFX100RF is certainly a looker, with a top plate that’s precision-crafted from a single block of aluminum. It’ll be available in April for $4,899.95. At 1.62 pounds ... Read full article.