Fujifilm GFX100 II Mirrorless Digital Camera Body

The Fujifilm GFX100 II Mirrorless Digital Camera has a 102-megapixel large-format sensor that delivers up to 8fps in high-speed continuous mode, allows accurate subject detection capturing crisp details, and offers tracking AF, along with advanced video features ever seen in a GFX System or X Series camera. The AI-developed autofocus algorithm and the 9.44-million dot EVF accurately capture action. The full-width 4K and 60p, 4:2:2 ProRes video and accessory delivery of files to Frame.io enables filmmakers to gain access to streamlined workflows and helps them collaborate with team members instantly.
Enhanced Imagery for Story-Telling Visuals
The GFX100 II’s 102MP sensor and X-Processor 5 combination perform intelligently to give you terrific results. The latest enhancements to autofocus algorithms and the internal subject detection done by artificial intelligence enables photographers and filmmakers to track precise movement of subjects and take images with enhanced clarity. The camera features 120fps live view and 5.3fps of blackout-free (8.7fps of blackout-free in 35mm format mode), continuous shutter use, to help the user capture action as it happens. The internal in-body image stabilization (IBIS) provides up to 8-stops of stability gives professional photographers room to transform captured images into powerful story-telling visuals.
Record Seamlessly
This mirrorless digital camera allows you to internally record 4:2:2, 10-bit Apple ProRes, or use HDMI to record 12-bit 4:2:2 Apple ProRes RAW or Blackmagic RAW in resolutions of up to 8K and 30p, or, at the full width of GFX100 II’s massive 55mm1 sensor, at 4K and 60p, to achieve creative visusals in post-production. To speed up the delivery of a project, you may color grade workflows in Da Vinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere Pro without the need to transcode Original Camera Files (OCF) prior to editing.
Spoilt for Choice
With access to a range of specified crops and aspect ratios for multiple cinema formats, including the full-width GF Format, FUJINON PREMISTA (Vista Vision), and 35mm, you are spoilt for choice when choosing the layout style for your videos. Using a GF to PL adapter, the GFX100 II’s 55m large format image sensor can now be used with some iconic cinema optics which includes the FUJINON PREMISTA and CABRIO Zoom Lenses.  The two distinct high resolution 35mm Anamorphic recording modes allows storytelling experts to turn their vision into imagery by allowing various de-squeeze monitoring options in-camera.
Cloud-First Workflows with No Additional Hardware
Empower yourself and your content by switching to cloud-first workflows that enables collaborations with GFX100 II’s World First, accessory-free integration for Frame.io Camera to Cloud. This way you can deliver photos or videos straight to cloud moments instantly. Make use of the camera’s integrated Wi-Fi or Ethernet LAN connection to connect to Frame.io and share hi-resolution RAW or JPEG images, upload 8K ProRes videos securely and send h.264 video proxies for your team’s review.
All It Has is All You Need
A complete imaging solution on its own, the Fujifilm GFX100 II camera features native video functions like like object priority AF, waveform and vector scope monitoring, a prominent recording flag that is visible around the live view area, and direct-to-SSD recording. These help photographers and filmmakers achieve maximum results in the initial stage. With the integration of Atomos AirGlu BT, this camera achieves the feat of bringing timecode synchronization to a GFX System camera and IDT Support for the Academy Color Encoding System (ACES), something unknown to the world of motion production before this. With its one-of-a-kind color science, image and video experts can reap the benefits of exclusive film simulation modes directly within GFX100 II. The REALA ACE mode is a film simulation mode that enables neutral color-reproduction teamed with high-contrast gradations. This mode draws its inspiration from analog film development. Filmmakers can now select film simulation modes that best describe their stories.