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Buy Fujifilm medium format cameras online – directly from the experts

Medium format cameras deliver image quality that stands out visibly from traditional system cameras. They enable a precise, deliberate workflow and provide you with creative scope that makes all the difference, particularly when shooting challenging subjects. At Foto Siegl, you’ll find the latest GFX models from Fujifilm, designed specifically for this form of photography.


The Fujifilm medium format: image quality & application

The Fujifilm medium format really comes into its own wherever image quality is the conscious focus. If you want to compose subjects with precision, reveal the finest details and capture your shots with maximum control, the GFX system provides the ideal foundation. The larger sensor delivers an image quality that clearly stands out from classic system cameras, particularly in landscape, architecture, studio work or fine art.

In practice, the GFX system supports a calm, methodical approach to photography. You can take your time with composition, lighting and perspective, whilst making targeted use of the high level of detail for demanding subjects: whether in the studio or on selected outdoor projects.

Technically and conceptually, the GFX system is characterised above all by the following features:

  • Large-format medium-format sensor: significantly more sensor area than with APS-C or full-frame, designed for maximum detail and high dynamic range
  • Mirrorless system concept: modern design with precise control, without compromising the standards of classic medium-format photography
  • Different camera concepts within a single system: from modular GFX models with interchangeable lenses to compact solutions with a fixed lens

An overview of the Fujifilm GFX cameras

The Fujifilm GFX system comprises several camera models that differ in design and operation. All are based on digital medium format, but each has a different focus. This helps you find the right choice for your needs.


Fujifilm GFX 100RF

Within the GFX system, the Fujifilm GFX 100RF represents a streamlined medium-format concept with a fixed lens. It combines the image quality of digital medium format with a compact design and consistently focuses on image composition rather than system expansion.

Key features of the GFX 100RF: 

  • Large-format medium-format sensor: designed for maximum visual impact, plasticity and fine tonal gradations
  • High sensor resolution: offers headroom for large-format prints and precise cropping in post-processing
  • Fixed lens: deliberately defined angle of view for a clear, consistent visual language without system expansion
  • High sensor resolution: enables large-format prints, precise cropping and maximum headroom in post-processing
  • Mirrorless medium-format concept: direct image monitoring via the electronic viewfinder, precise assessment of exposure and image impact even before shooting
  • Simplified operation and system logic: focus on shooting parameters and image composition rather than extensive configuration options
  • Compact body for the medium format segment: highly portable without compromising the characteristic image quality of the GFX system

Fujifilm GFX 100S II

The Fujifilm GFX 100S II makes digital medium format more versatile. The camera combines high resolution and fine tonal gradations with a design that is not limited to studio work alone. This makes medium format quality possible even where classic GFX cameras reach their limits, such as on mobile outdoor projects or whilst travelling.

Key features of the Fujifilm GFX 100S II:

  • 102 MP medium format sensor: high level of detail and nuanced tonal gradations for demanding subjects
  • More compact body: significantly more portable than traditional medium-format cameras, without compromising on quality
  • 5-axis IBIS: stabilised shots when shooting handheld or using longer exposure times
  • GFX mount with GF lenses: access to a lens system designed for maximum resolution
  • Smooth, controlled operation: designed for precise image composition rather than rapid continuous shooting

Fujifilm GFX 100 II

The Fujifilm GFX 100 II stands for maximum control and uncompromising performance. It is designed for professional applications where image quality, precision and reliability are crucial.

Compared to more compact GFX models, the GFX 100 II is aimed at photographers and creatives who consistently work at the highest level with their equipment – for example, in studio, architectural or advertising productions where complex lighting setups, precise perspective control and maximum image quality are required.

Key features of the Fujifilm GFX 100 II:

  • 102 MP medium-format sensor: maximum detail resolution, wide dynamic range and the finest tonal gradations for demanding subjects
  • High system performance: powerful image processing for precise workflows, even with extensive series or complex scenes
  • Professional body design: robustly built for intensive use, high shot counts and long-term projects
  • Advanced video options: supports high resolutions, professional video formats and log profiles for hybrid photo and video applications
  • GF lens system: optimally matched to high-resolution medium-format optics for maximum image quality


Lenses for Fujifilm GFX medium-format cameras

In the GFX system, the choice of lens has a decisive influence on image impact and depth of detail. Fujifilm relies on Fujinon GF lenses, which have been specially developed for the large-format medium-format sensor and fully utilise its resolution and dynamic range.

Depending on your photographic focus, focal lengths can be specifically selected and combined: from wide-angle solutions for architecture to specialised lenses for studio and fine art. All GF lenses are systematically optimised for GFX cameras and can be used across all models. (Except, of course, the GFX 100RF, which already has a lens permanently integrated.)

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Suitable accessories for the GFX medium format

To ensure you can reliably make the most of the GFX system’s high image quality, the right accessories play a crucial role.

We particularly recommend:

View accessories for GFX medium format


Buy Fujifilm GFX medium format cameras online at Foto Siegl

When you choose a Fujifilm GFX, you are making a conscious choice for quality, control and a professional camera system. At Foto Siegl, you can be confident in your decision. As a specialist photography retailer with many years’ experience in high-quality camera systems and premium lenses, we not only stock the GFX system but also know it from practical experience.

If you have any technical queries before purchasing or would like a second opinion, our advisory service is always at your disposal: practical, honest and non-binding via the contact form.

Your benefits at Foto Siegl:

  • Expert advice from specialists with experience in high-end cameras
  • Attractive promotions and deals on top brands
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  • Reliable, Europe-wide delivery
  • Flexible financing options available

FAQs – Frequently asked questions

1. How does the Fujifilm GFX system differ from the X system?

The GFX system uses a significantly larger medium-format sensor and is designed for maximum image quality, high detail and fine tonal gradations. The X system uses APS-C sensors and is designed to be more flexible and portable. Both systems take different photographic approaches and complement each other depending on your needs.

2. What type of photography is the GFX system particularly suited to?

The GFX system is particularly well-suited to landscape, architectural, studio and fine art photography. Wherever visual impact, rich detail and controlled composition are paramount, digital medium format really comes into its own.

3. Is a Fujifilm medium-format camera also suitable for use outside the studio?

Yes, the GFX 100S II in particular is well-suited to planned outdoor projects. The GFX system remains designed for a deliberate, unhurried way of working.

4. Is switching to medium format worthwhile for ambitious photographers?

Switching to medium format is worthwhile if the highest image quality and creative control are more important than maximum speed or compactness. Many photographers use the GFX system to complement an existing camera system for selected projects with particularly high quality demands.