Download Firmware Fujifilm GFX100 II 1.11

Fujifilm has it for GFX100 II-digital system cameras released new firmware, with 1.11 as version number. These cameras have a 102 megapixel medium format CMOS image sensor on board together with the X-Processor 5 and are suitable for lenses with a Fujifilm G mount. This update is approximately 125MB in size and can be installed on the camera via a memory card put. The short list of changes looks like this:

Version 1.11

The firmware update Ver.1.11 from Ver.1.10 incorporates the following issue:

• The firmware bug is fixed that the EVF display becomes abnormal using some other manufacturers' flashes and commanders, such as Godox's.

Version 1.10

The firmware update Ver.1.10 from Ver.1.00/1.03 incorporates the following issues:

• Black border appears on the left side of the image when making RAW output from DCI-8K movie (ex. Monitor output with “ATOMOS”, “Blackmagic Design”, etc.). Note: The above border will be recorded on the movie.
• EVF display rarely becomes abnormal at continuous shooting under the following condition.・PERFORMANCE＞BOOST：EVF FRAME RATE PRIORITY (120P)
• RAW images taken with GFX100 II may not be able to be developed depending on the development software.
• While continuous shooting, camera cannot turn off the power or freeze depending on the following shooting conditions.
  • Conditions to cannot turn off the power
    Shutter speed changes from faster than 1/4000 second to slower than 1/4000 second with the following settings.
    • SHUTTER TYPE：M+E
    • Continuous shooting mode：HIGH SPEED BURST
    • Focus Mode：AF-C
    • BUTTON/DIAL SETTING＞SHUTTER AE：OFF
  • Conditions to freeze
    Shutter speed changes from slower than 1/4000 second to faster than 1/4000 second with the following settings.
    • SHUTTER TYPE：M+E
    • Continuous shooting mode：HIGH SPEED BURST
    • Focus Mode：AF-C
    • BUTTON/DIAL SETTING＞SHUTTER AE：OFF
• The image display on EVF, LCD or external monitor through HDMI seems abnormal under certain conditions.
• Other minor bugs