Fujifilm just announced its latest medium format camera, the GFX100RF. This one differs from the company’s other GFX models in two key ways: it’s the lightest body in the GFX series so far, and it’s the first to feature a fixed-lens design.

Medium format photography is typically a pursuit that's left to professionals and serious photo hobbyists, simply because using a camera with an image sensor that's nearly double the size of a full-frame chip makes for bulky bodies and lenses,

Fujifilm has unveiled one of the wilder cameras I've seen in awhile, the 102MP medium-format GFX100RF compact camera. Yes, you read that right — this is a carrying-around street camera with a massive sensor and fixed 35mm f4 lens (28mm full-frame equivalent) that can shoot 11,

"Everyday carry" and "medium format" don't usually go together – but Fujifilm's new camera just changed all that

Fujifilm has announced the launch of the GFX100RF, a 102MP medium format compact camera designed for street photography. With a fixed-lens design and high-resolution imaging capabilities, the camera is priced at A$7,

The new 102MP Fujifilm GFX100RF could just surpass the Fujifilm X100VI and the Leica Q3 as the most desirable compact camera available.

Fujifilm's GFX100RF offers a fixed 35mm lens, lightweight body, and 102-megapixel sensor, targeting medium format lovers with its compact design and high resolution. It lacks in-body image stabilization but includes a four-stop ND filter and an aspect ratio dial.

Rumors have been circulating about a medium compact camera for a while, but now it's official - the Fujifilm GFX100RF is officially here. Preorders are open in both the US and UK for this stunning new high-end (and extremely stylish) camera.