Create incredible images every day with FUJIFILM GFX100RF. Featuring classic rangefinder styling, a premium tactile design, and large format sensor, it offers 
the ultimate image-making experience. A new Aspect Ratio dial provides easy access to nine image formats, while 20 Film Simulations, fixed 35mm lens with digital teleconverter options, and an internal ND filter provide incredible creative flexibility.

Aspect Ratio dialÂ
The Fujifilm name holds a significant legacy in large format analog photography. GFX100RF’s Aspect Ratio dial allows you to compose using aspect ratios of select film formats that have been notable throughout the history of photography – many of which were commonly used in Fujifilm camera models. Nine ratios – including 4:3 from the legendary FUJIFILM GX680, 65:24 from the panoramic FUJIFILM TX-1 and 1:1 from FUJICA Six can be instantly selected, adding versatility to image making straight out of camera.Â
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Featured Creator
Casey Cavanaugh (GxAce)
GFX100RF on the Streets of Tokyo
Street photographer and filmmaker Casey Cavanaugh takes FUJIFILM GFX100RF onto 
the streets of Tokyo; deeply embedding himself into the crowded, vibrant, bustling metropolis that provides creative opportunities at every turn.

Learn how he uses the camera to realize his own unique aesthetic, utilizing core functionality on GFX100RF to bring new perspectives to one of the world's most photographed cities.

Featured Creator
Kirsten Luce
Storytelling with GFX100RF
For documentary photographer Kirsten Luce, image making is all about storytelling; using a camera to shine light on people and places that may otherwise get overlooked.
With GFX100RF in hand, she travels to Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge – a location under ecological seige. By virtue of the camera's portability and exceptional picture quality, she brings home an inspiring set of images that highlight the plight of a beautiful location.

Featured Creator
Reuben Wu
Creating Art with GFX100RF
Keen to explore the versatility of FUJIFILM GFX100RF, fine art photographer Reuben Wu headed to the iconic salt flats in Utah for his latest project.
In addition to harnessing the camera’s capabilities to make ethereal long-exposure images of light patterns created by choreographed drone flights, he also used it to document the story behind how these photos were made.