I'm a long-time Nikon user with a D800 and several lenses, most of which have produced very nice results from the 36 MP sensor. Having used the GFX 100S for a couple of months now with the 32-64 mm lens, I am in awe of the significantly expanded capability, flexibility and results I'm experiencing with this camera and lens combo. The b&w, building sunset and city lights photos were taken with the 32-64mm lens and demonstrate the 100S's sharpness, tonality and dynamic range capabilities. The remaining photos are from my experimentation with the Fuji 4x5 film back adapter and large format 400mm lens (approx. 1200 mm full-frame equivalent) which opens up other creative options with this high resolution sensor and camera system. Instead of needing a focusing loupe as is ... MoreI'm a long-time Nikon user with a D800 and several lenses, most of which have produced very nice results from the 36 MP sensor. Having used the GFX 100S for a couple of months now with the 32-64 mm lens, I am in awe of the significantly expanded capability, flexibility and results I'm experiencing with this camera and lens combo. The b&w, building sunset and city lights photos were taken with the 32-64mm lens and demonstrate the 100S's sharpness, tonality and dynamic range capabilities. The remaining photos are from my experimentation with the Fuji 4x5 film back adapter and large format 400mm lens (approx. 1200 mm full-frame equivalent) which opens up other creative options with this high resolution sensor and camera system. Instead of needing a focusing loupe as is normally used with a large format camera, the 100S's manual focusing zoom feature makes the focusing process with the 4x5 camera a piece of cake. I also use that feature for manual focusing of landscapes with the native lens. The ability of the 100S to shoot very long exposures is also handy and the most capable system of its kind I've ever seen, displaying the countdown timer on the back lcd. The upright bass photo was a two minute exposure while the city lights photo was a four minute exposure. My only real complaints about this camera are that the joystick is a bit finicky and therefore less precise than the D pad used on other cameras, and the back focus button is too small and not ideally placed. But, I'm getting used to the joystick, and the ability to program another button as back focus as well has made these largely non-issues. And, having used a Fuji X100S for many years, the menu and Q systems that some folks complain about were not all that unfamiliar to me and there have not been much of a problem at all. Frankly, there is so much to like about this camera that the positives far outweigh the relatively minor negatives. I highly recommend this camera for anyone wanting to experience photography at an elevated level.

I've been a professional photographer for over five years now and finally made the jump to Fujifilms medium format cameras. The Gfx100s allows you to take crisp and detailed photos while also giving you additional room to really go hard in editing. I was also surprised by how well the images looked under high iso conditions. This camera allows me to shoot it much higher isos than I normally would feel comfortable doing. The auto focus has been spot on for me, no complaints there. If you are on the fence, seriously give this camera a chance and you won't be disappointed. It's now hard for me to go back to any of my other cameras after seeing the clarity and beauty of medium format images.

So far I'm loving this camera. The Fuji GFX 100S produces some of the best images I've ever seen. I've paired this camera with the 110 mm Fuji lens and it's an outstanding combo. The amount of detail I'm getting from everything that's in focus is amazing and anything that's out of focus has a creamy smoothness to it that's just so pleasing.My few issues with the Fuji GFX 100S have to do with things like the little thumb stick that you have to use to adjust your focus point while looking through the viewfinder. It just doesn't work well. Maybe if it was bigger with a longer throw it would be more usable but as it is now they should've went with a directional pad. Also the side panel that is used for charging is held on very precariously with what seems to be rubber ... MoreSo far I'm loving this camera. The Fuji GFX 100S produces some of the best images I've ever seen. I've paired this camera with the 110 mm Fuji lens and it's an outstanding combo. The amount of detail I'm getting from everything that's in focus is amazing and anything that's out of focus has a creamy smoothness to it that's just so pleasing.My few issues with the Fuji GFX 100S have to do with things like the little thumb stick that you have to use to adjust your focus point while looking through the viewfinder. It just doesn't work well. Maybe if it was bigger with a longer throw it would be more usable but as it is now they should've went with a directional pad. Also the side panel that is used for charging is held on very precariously with what seems to be rubber hinges that just don't look very secure or sturdy. The door just kind of flops around. Another issue I have is that it does not come with a wall charger for the battery. So if you want to charge a battery while still using your camera you need to purchase a battery charger separately. For the price of this camera one would think a battery charger would be included.I know these few issues I have may seem small but I do think they need to be mentioned. Especially the minuscule thumb stick. But as far as purchasing the Fuji GFX 100S, I would say absolutely. The image quality you get from this camera is outstanding and outshines any little faults that it may have.