Kit zoomG mount
Fujifilm GF35-70mmF4.5-5.6 WR
The zoom on the 3D model: 28–55mm equivalent, light and weather-sealed. Buy it as the GFX100S II kit for the best price.
Medium-format mirrorless · 2024
GFX100S II, taken apart.
Spin a 3D GFX100S II, tap any dial or button to learn what it does, then take it apart to see what is inside. Each control comes with one way to use it better.
102MP GFX CMOS II HSInterchangeable G mount8-stop IBIS · 400MP pixel shift4K 30P · ProRes to SSDTop screen · 883 g
3D explorer
Turn it over in your hands
Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom. Tap a numbered point to learn what it does, or take the camera apart to see what's inside.
Drag to rotate
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ControlsProduct images: Fujifilm.
Gear I recommend
What I put on my GFX100S II
The accessories I'd buy again. Links open Amazon in your country.
Lenses
PortraitG mount
Fujifilm GF110mmF2 R LM WR
An 87mm-equivalent f/2 portrait lens with the shallow, smooth medium-format look. Covered in the portraits video on the channel.
Wide zoomG mount
Fujifilm GF20-35mmF4 R WR
16–28mm equivalent for landscapes and architecture, sharp enough for 102MP corner to corner.
Grip & carry
StrapStrap eyelets
K&F Concept rope strap, green
A 100cm nylon climbing-rope strap for neck or shoulder carry.
Tripod1/4-inch socket
Travel tripod with Arca-Swiss head
Pixel shift and long exposures need a steady base; an Arca-Swiss L-bracket makes vertical shots easy.
Power & storage
BatteriesNP-W235
Fujifilm NP-W235 battery
The same battery as the X-T5 and X-H2. About 530 shots per charge; carry a spare.
Memory cardSD UHS-II
Fast UHS-II SD card, 128GB
Both slots take SD. 102MP RAW files are large, so a fast V90 card keeps bursts and pixel shift from stalling.
SSDUSB-C
Portable USB-C SSD, 1TB
Needed for ProRes video; record straight to it from the USB-C port.
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Menu simulator
Practise the menus before you touch the camera
A working copy of the GFX100S II menu, laid out like the owner's manual: every tab, page and item. Click an item, or hover the simulator and use your arrow keys. A working copy of the GFX100S II menus, laid out like the owner's manual. Turn the mode dial above: P, S, A, M or the custom banks C1–C6. The last chip is the STILL/MOVIE switch under the dial: MOVIE switches to the movie menus. DRIVE opens the drive button menu. Each item explains what it does and what to set it to.
BACK EXIT
BACK EXIT
Keyboard: arrows · Enter = MENU/OK · Backspace = DISP/BACK · Q · D = DRIVE
Film recipes
Saved in your custom banks
Turn the mode dial to C1–C6 to use a bank. Each one can hold photo or movie settings (IMAGE QUALITY SETTING › CUSTOM MODE SETTING).
Coming soon The Recipe Lab, where you'll save your own recipes, preview them on real photos and load them in here.
Day-one setup
23 settings worth changing
0 of 23 done
Menu names and descriptions follow the official GFX100S II owner's manual. Starting values in the simulator are typical defaults and may differ from your camera. Recommendations are mine.
Mode dial
Every position on the mode dial
The GFX100S II has a proper mode dial on top, from full AUTO to manual, four custom banks and two movie modes. Pick a position to see what it does and when to use it.
Watch
GFX100S II on my channel
Reviews, video settings, accessories and trips, all shot with or about the GFX100S II.
14:33 How good is the GFX 100S II for Portraits? 
10:04 FUJIFILM GFX100 II vs GFX100S II 
13:06 Why I chose the GFX100 II and which lenses you should use 
