Camera comparison · updated 5 November 2026

Fujifilm GFX100 II vs Hasselblad 907X 100C

Fujifilm GFX100 II has the edge on paper, but the right choice depends on what you shoot. The GFX100 II is the better pick for travel, landscapes, wildlife, sports, vlogging; the 907X 100C is better for a film look.

Choose the GFX100 II for

  • more resolution (102MP vs 100MP)
  • faster bursts (8fps vs 3fps)
  • a lower price (from £4,639)
  • stronger video (8K 30p)
  • in-body image stabilisation
  • weather sealing
  • more lenses in our database (7 vs 4)

Choose the 907X 100C for

  • a lighter body (740g vs 1030g)
  • a newer design (2024)

Specs side by side

SpecGFX100 II907X 100C
SensorMedium format, 102MPMedium format, 100MP
MountFujifilm G (GFX)Hasselblad XCD
Released20232024
Burst8 fps3 fps
Readout——
Max ISO12,80025,600
StabilisationIn-bodyLens only
Video8K 30pNo video
Weather sealedYesNo
ViewfinderElectronicNone
Weight1030 g740 g
BatteryFujifilm NP-W235Hasselblad X2D battery
Card slotsCFexpress B + SD (UHS-II)CFexpress B + 1TB internal
New price£6,999£6,729
Used at MPB£4,639–5,089£5,679–5,989
Native lenses in our database7 (0 third-party)4 (0 third-party)

Which is better for…

UseBetter choice
Beginner-friendlyAbout equal
Everyday & travelGFX100 II
PortraitsAbout equal
LandscapeGFX100 II
Wildlife & animalsGFX100 II
Sports & actionGFX100 II
AstrophotographyAbout equal
Vlogging & videoGFX100 II
Vintage / film look907X 100C

Based on the specs that matter most for each type of photography: burst and readout for action, resolution for landscapes, sensor size and low light for portraits and astro, video and weight for vlogging.

Lenses and running costs

The GFX100 II uses Fujifilm G (GFX) (7 lenses in our database, 0 third-party) and the 907X 100C uses Hasselblad XCD (4 lenses, 0 third-party). Batteries: Fujifilm NP-W235 (about £45) vs Hasselblad X2D battery.

GFX100 II compatible lenses → · 907X 100C compatible lenses → ·

Frequently asked questions

Is the Fujifilm GFX100 II better than the Hasselblad 907X 100C?

It depends on your priorities. The GFX100 II offers more resolution (102MP vs 100MP), faster bursts (8fps vs 3fps), a lower price (from £4,639); the 907X 100C offers a lighter body (740g vs 1030g), a newer design (2024).

Which is better for video, the GFX100 II or the 907X 100C?

The GFX100 II is stronger for video: GFX100 II records 8K 30p, 907X 100C records No video.

Which is cheaper, the GFX100 II or the 907X 100C?

The GFX100 II costs £6,999 new and from £4,639 used at MPB; the 907X 100C costs £6,729 new and from £5,679 used (checked 5 November 2026).

Can I use Fujifilm GFX100 II lenses on the 907X 100C?

Not directly. The GFX100 II uses Fujifilm G (GFX) and the 907X 100C uses Hasselblad XCD; switching usually means new lenses or an adapter where one exists.

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