The test of the Fujifilm GFX100RF digital camera has joined our comparison

The Fujifilm GFX100RF is the only 100 MP large format sensor case to be able to accompany a photographer without ever hindering it. With only 735 g on the scale, this device inspired by the X100 allows fans of landscapes, architecture or documentary photo to go far and long. Its very high-end finish brings him closer to a Leica, his film simulations produce splendid Jpeg and his wheel of image ratios makes it the only ersatz of X-Pan worthy of the name. Its limits are the absence of stabilization and the integrated optics opening at F/4 in low light. And although very defined, its ultra compact optics do not have the modeled of dedicated optics. At 5,500 €, it is not so expensive given the size of the sensor and its pleasant use.

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The Leica Q3 strikes hard and immediately places itself at the top of the pyramid of expert compacts. Taking up a known and effective design and ergonomics (although still embedded in an imposing template), it has a very defined sensor, a better autofocus and displays very honest video performance. An ultra-polyvalent device, quick to replace many others. If only one housing had to be kept, it would undoubtedly be this one.