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Fujifilm GFX100S: Initial Impressions
This page discusses initial impressions and overall usability.
Focus accuracy
Highly unreliable; frequently confirms focus when it can be seen right in the EVF that it is not sharp.
Inferior EVF
The 3.67MP EVF in the GFX100S is a substantial downgrade from the 5.76MP Fujifilm GFX100 EVF—itself not the best today, but reasonably good. Worse, the color and contrast tend to be sickly with poor saturation, on looking on top of looking coarse and crude by comparison.
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