GFX 100RF After One Year: Two Repairs, Flaky AF, Still Compelling

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GFX 100RF After One Year: Two Repairs, Flaky AF, Still Compelling

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Two repairs in twelve months tells you something a launch-day review never can — the GFX 100RF is a genuinely exciting camera that hasn't yet earned the reliability trust a £9,000 body demands. If you're weighing this against a GFX 100S II or even a Sony A7R V for paid work, this long-term reality check is the one data point most reviews skip.

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