Not all sensors are created equal. Compared to 50 MP full-frame sensors, the 50 MP large format sensor of the GFX50S II is uniquely different because each pixel is larger and can collect more data per pixel compared to full-frame sensors of the same resolution. This results in a stronger signal-to-noise ratio, which reduces noise, increases dynamic range, and produces images with more information per pixel.

A great sensor is only as good as the lens you put in front of it, but with the G Mount compatible lenses of the GFX50S II, there's no reason to worry. From ultra-wide to telephoto, this ever-growing range of exceptional optics can resolve sensors of 100 MP or more, meeting the demands of discerning creators seeking ultimate image quality.

Up to 6.5 stops* of in-body five-axis image stabilization (IBIS) are packed into the compact body of the GFX50S II camera, unlocking new levels of creativity for photographers who want to work more freely with slower shutter speeds. Even when light levels are low and a tripod is not available, steady images are on the horizon.

* Based on CIPA standard

The GFX50S II can double the readout speed when prioritizing focus. This results in faster autofocus speeds and subject acquisition and is further supported by the smart use of the in-body image stabilization unit to provide additional autofocus accuracy. Finally, the use of advanced focusing algorithms—as found in the GFX100S and the latest models in the X series—enhances the performance of face and eye detection autofocus to offer photographers exceptional performance regardless of the subject.