Here is a roundup covering the following Fujifilm fixed lens cameras.
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Fujifilm GFX100S II ver. 1.20 – download here
The firmware update Ver.1.20 from Ver.1.10 incorporates the following issues:
< Important notice after firmware update >
* After the firmware update, you cannot connect the camera to the iOS version of FUJIFILM Camera Remote. Be sure to upgrade your smartphone or tablet to iOS13 or later and use FUJIFILM XApp instead of Camera Remote.
* After the firmware update, you cannot use the FUJIFILM Camera Remote (Android version) to connect with the camera through Bluetooth: Ver.4.1 and earlier. To pair via Bluetooth, smartphone/tablet must be Bluetooth Ver. 4.2 and latter.
Regarding the details of No.1 download the “GFX100S II New Features Guide［Ver.1.20]” from our website.
GFX 100S II New Features Guide: English, Français, Deutsch, Español, Italiano, Nederland, Polski, Svenska, Norsk, Dansk, Pусский, Suomi, 中文简, 中文繁體, 한국어, ภาษาไทย, Arabic
RAW FILE CONVERTER EX 3.0 ver. Ver.8.1.18.0 – download here
The software update Ver.8.1.18.0 incorporates the following issue:
NEWS: RAW FILE CONVERTER EX3.0″ compatible with FUJIFILM X-E5 is under preparation.
As usual, EISA conducted a brutal selection process. After months of rigorous field testing, they hand-picked only the most exceptional products worthy of a spot on their prestigious list.
Below, you’ll find this ultra-short list of winners — and it’s an honor that the Fujinon XF500mmF5.6 and the Fujifilm GFX100RF make it on that exclusive list.
Another testament to their professionalism is the in-depth, insightful commentary they provide on each award-winning product. Their write-ups are so sagacious, it’s almost as if they were… I don’t know… written straight by the companies’ marketing departments.
And please, stop suggesting EISA dishes out awards just to rake in cash from those notoriously expensive licensing fees. The mere thought that they might award products in order to earn thousands of dollars per logo use is preposterous. Obviously, this is the toughest, most hard-earned award in the industry, and every winner has fought valiantly for their spot.
Now, enjoy the very short list of winners of photography related gear below.
via EISA
Fujifilm has released firmware updates for several X and GFX cameras. You can find all details below.
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Today I was listening to an older podcast with Fujifilm Italy about the Fujifilm GFX100RF.
It was an overall interesting podcast that I invite you to listen if you are fluent in Italian (link below).
But for the purpose of this article I would just like to highlight two things that have been said by the Italian Fujifilm manager.
I can only hope that third parties will jump in and offer conversion lenses, just as they did with the Fujifilm X100VI, where we have various third party conversion lenses:
You can listed at the podcast at Discorsi Fotografici here.
Sony has just launched the Sony RX1rIII fixed lens camera.
Now, for the full specs comparison (vs X100VI and GFX100RF) you can check out the dedicated BH comparison page. Frankly, I trust B&H more with reliable specs rather than asking AI to do that ;). But let me highlight some RX1rIII specs:
Sony RX1R III
Well, at that price, it makes the Fujifilm GFX100RF look like a bargain, which also has no IBIS or OIS, but offers a 5.76m-Dot EVF, 100 megapixel, weather sealing, joystick and it costs $4,899.
And the Fujifilm X100VI looks like a steal, as you can get it for $1,599 and it comes with IBIS, 3.69m-Dot EVF, hybrid viewfinder, joystick, weather sealing (if used with filter) and 40 megapixel.
The main advantages for the Sony RX1RIII are the autofocus and the f/2 lens, even though that makes the lens bigger which might be a negative for those, who look for ultimate portability.
In my view, the Sony RX1R III is a very welcome and much-needed addition to the fixed-lens camera market. Sony made a smart move by reviving this line, especially given the growing popularity of fixed-lens cameras. That said, I still believe Fujifilm offers the more refined and well-rounded option overall—though the Ricoh GR series remains a compelling and tempting alternative.
Fujifilm already offers the Fujifilm X-T4 infrared camera and the Fujifilm X-T1 infrared camera.
And back in May 2024 the Fujifilm X-H2 and GFX100II IR also appeared inside the Fujifilm X App, as we reported here.
Well, now it is finally official, as the Fujifilm X-H2 and GFX100II infrared cameras are officially listed by Fujiilm. Full details below.
The Fujifilm GFX100RF is in stock at BHphoto. For now only the silver version.
Adorama has the silver GFX100RF and black GFX100RF marked as “slight delay”, which they say means “usually shipping within 2-5 days”
On eBay I saw 2nd hand GFX100RF sold for $5,600 and new ones at around $6,700. If you purchase regularly at stores like BHphoto, you get it for $4,899.
Due to US tariff policy, Fujifilm stopped to take orders on the Fujiiflm GFX100RF, black Fujifilm X-M5 and the Fujifilm X100VI, as we reported here.
However, it looks like stores are now opening pre-orders again, since you can pre-order it again at most stores.
At the time of this post B&H Photo has still the “request assistance notice on all of these cameras, but that should be gone any moment now.
You can place your order other stores such as at Adorama for GFX100RF here, for black X-M5 here and for X100VI here and at Moment for GFX100RF here, X-M5 here and X100VI here.
Adorama expects to have stock for all of this gear in August 2025.
Moment writes for all of them:
As of June 2nd, 2025, orders for the Fujifilm GFX100RF have resumed. Due to incredibly high demand, there is still a significant Pre-order wait.
Don’t ask me how long this will last. I know some tariffs have been lowered significantly, and that definitely helped to give shipping a chance.
But I have no idea for how long this time window will remain open.