Upgrade Guide

Fujifilm GFX 100→Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400

Is it worth upgrading? Spec analysis, key improvements, and our verdict.

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Fujifilm

GFX 100

£4999

2019

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Fujifilm

QuickSnap Flash 400

£12 (-£4,987)

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The QuickSnap Flash 400 offers little measurable spec improvement over the GFX 100. Spend the money on glass instead.

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Full spec comparison

Spec	GFX 100	QuickSnap Flash 400
Price	£4,999	£12
Released	2019	—
Sensor	102MP Medium Format BSI CMOS (43.8 × 32.9mm)	35mm full-frame (24 × 36mm) — Fujifilm ISO 400 colour negative film
Resolution	102MP	—
Video	4K/30p, FHD/120p; F-Log support	N/A — film camera
Autofocus	Phase-detect hybrid AF (first GFX with phase-detect), face/eye detection	Fixed focus (~1m to ∞)
Stabilisation	IBIS — up to 5.5 stops	N/A — film camera
Burst Rate	5fps	Manual wind-on
Battery Life	~800 shots (CIPA, dual NP-T125 batteries in integrated grip)	Built-in alkaline battery (non-replaceable)
Weight	1,400g (with battery and card)	~140g	↓
Weather Sealed	Yes	No	↓
Viewfinder	EVF, 5.76M dots, 0.77× magnification	Simple optical viewfinder
Screen	3.2" fully articulating touchscreen	N/A
Mount	Fujifilm GFX (G-mount)	27 exposures pre-loaded (ISO 400 colour negative)
Memory Cards	Dual SD UHS-II slots	Pre-loaded 35mm film (non-replaceable)

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