Question 1

Is the Fujifilm GFX100RF worth it if it’s only f/4?

Accepted Answer

I don’t think f/4 is automatically a dealbreaker—personally I reckon it’s fine, especially for street stuff where you’re not always living at super shallow depth of field. The bigger context is Fujifilm clearly prioritized making it insanely compact for what it is. If you’re expecting Leica Q3-style separation at f/1.7, then yeah, you’ll notice the difference side by side.

Question 2

Why are people upset that the GFX100RF doesn’t have IBIS?

Accepted Answer

On a 102 megapixel large format camera, IBIS matters because it helps you actually lock in that detail without micro blur. If you’re shooting more run-and-gun, pulling the camera up and firing, you’re going to feel it. I honestly think Fujifilm could’ve made it a little thicker and just put IBIS in.

Question 3

How compact is the GFX100RF compared to the Fujifilm X100 series?

Accepted Answer

It’s surprisingly compact in-hand—like, it’s not even that much bigger than an X100-series camera. It’s a bit taller, sure, but the size difference isn’t “sensor-size proportional” the way people assume. That compactness is basically the whole reason the lens and feature set ended up the way it did.

Question 4

Will Fujifilm add IBIS to a future GFX100RF model?

Accepted Answer

I’m not saying it’s fact, but I can see it being a tactical move—hold IBIS back, then add it later as the big upgrade. We kind of saw that vibe with the X100 line where people kept asking for IBIS and then it eventually appeared in the next iteration. If enough people complain, Fujifilm might buckle.

Question 5

What accessories would you like to see for the Fujifilm GFX100RF?

Accepted Answer

I’d love wide and tele conversion adapters, like what Fujifilm did for the X100 series. Something that takes it wider (think 28mm-ish down toward 21mm) and something that pushes it tighter (50–60mm-ish). It would make the fixed lens setup way more flexible without changing the whole camera.

Question 6

What are the biggest downsides of the Sigma BF?

Accepted Answer

The clean design is the whole point, but it comes with compromises: no real physical buttons, electronic shutter only, and no IBIS. On top of that, there’s basically no grip and there’s no cold shoe mount at all. It’s very much a “use it as-is” camera.

Question 7

What do you like about the Sigma BF for video?

Accepted Answer

For video, it’s actually pretty interesting: 6K, up to 120fps in 1080p, and it has Log (I mentioned L-Log/Log and that the colors people get look great). The form factor is also super compact because Sigma stripped everything back. It’s one of those cameras where the vibe and simplicity are part of the appeal.

Question 8

Why did you move your travel videos to another channel?

Accepted Answer

I did some housekeeping and realized I want this channel to stay aligned—mainly tutorials and gear reviews. Trip videos and more daily vlog-style content fit better on a separate channel, so I’m uploading those there. Coffee Cameras Chill might still pop up, but I’ll likely keep it up for a couple weeks and then take it down so the channel stays focused.

About the GFX100RF and Sigma BF... - Coffee Cameras Chill Ep.11

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