Previous leaks and rumors from https://www.notebookcheck.net/Fujifilm-GFX100-successor-sensor-leak-indicates-100-MP-BSI-unit-with-Sony-A6700-readout-speeds-launching-on- SEPTEMBER-12.742725.0.html indicates that Fujifilm will replace the GFX100 medium-format camera with the updated GFX100 II, which will feature a detachable flip-out EVF and a resolution of up to 9.2 million dots. Other leaks from FujiRumours suggest that the GFX100 II may have some autofocus and video capabilities.
The latest rumors about the Fujifilm GFX100 II suggest that Fujifilm will move its touch autofocus interface from photo mode to video mode. The feature allows you to use the touchscreen to select a subject to track while recording video. While it might not be an entirely necessary feature for everyone, more interaction and customization options for end users can only be positive.
Other recent reports at https://www.fujirumors.com/fujifilm-gfx100ii-video-specs-8k-and-4k-60p-video-10-bit-422-and-prores-internal/ complement earlier reports at https ://www.notebookcheck.net/Fujifilm-GFX100-successor-sensor-leak-indicates-100-MP-BSI-unit-with-Sony-A6700-readout-speeds-launching-on-September-12.742725.0.html The company claims that Fuji has optimized the GFX100 II’s 102 MP video sensor by increasing readout speed. Now, the GFX100 II is also expected to support 8K video (although the frame rate is unspecified), as well as impressive 4K video capabilities. With 4K video at 60 FPS and support for 10-bit 4:2:2 and internal ProRes recording, the GFX100 II will be a capable video capture camera.
How this all plays out, however, remains to be seen. Fujifilm is expected to unveil the GFX100 II at the Fujifilm X Summit in Stockholm, Sweden on September 12.
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