The Fujifilm GFX100S II impresses with its outstanding image quality. If JPEG is selected, the camera delivers stable performance and finely detailed images up to ISO 800. ISO 1600 remains usable, and even at ISO 3200, where the first weaknesses become visually apparent, the Fujifilm remains at an acceptable level...

The image quality of the Fujifilm GFX100S II is flawless. The large image sensor fully demonstrates its advantages over the 35 mm or APS-C format. In direct comparison with the GFX100 Il as the absolute top model in the medium format series, the only limitations that have to be accepted are those in handling, which are completely acceptable in view of the lower price of the GFX100S II...

The two new cameras fit very well into the X and GFX system and offer the proven Fuji quality. The X-T50 has been greatly upgraded, especially with the image stabiliser, but is also significantly more expensive than its predecessor. It will be interesting to see whether Fuji will continue to develop the X-E and X-Pro lines...