
The Fujifilm GFX100RF is actually the latest in a long line of medium-format cameras with fixed lenses – a configuration that the company continued to pursue even when lens interchangeability was considered more desirable. However, the concept of a comparatively compact camera that delivers a big picture is now perhaps even more appealing in the digital era.
At one time, rollfilm cameras with a fixed lens were commonplace – especially ‘folders’ which employed bellows so they could be collapsed into very compact packages when being carried.