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You can buy a cage for the Fujifilm GFX100RF before you can get the camera

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Photo: SmallRig

Earlier today, Fujifilm announced the GFX100RF, a fixed-lens medium-format camera. There’s plenty of excitement over the camera, but those interested will have to wait a little longer, as it isn’t available for purchase until the end of April. However, accessory maker SmallRig has already announced cage kits for the GFX100RF, so you can get your cage or case before the camera even arrives.

SmallRig offers two different kits in two colors for the GFX100RF. The more minimal option includes an L-shaped mount plate with a dual-sided wooden grip. Unfortunately, the grip’s back thumb pad portion is a separate piece that attaches with 3M adhesive. The baseplate offers Arca-Swiss quick-release plate compatibility and easy access to the battery compartment, card slot, and focus controls. It’s available with either a black or silver L-shaped plate, though the wood is the same color with both. The kit includes a concave shutter button cap, though it doesn’t come with a strap of any sort.

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Photo: SmallRig

SmallRig also released a leather case kit for the GFX100RF, available in black or brown. The leather case covers the bottom portion of the camera, though retains full access to the battery card compartment, focus controls and card slot. It features a front foam handle, and, like the kit above, a separate back thumb pad that requires attachment with a 3M adhesive strip. A microfiber lining helps provide a snug fit on the camera and should also help protect it from scratches. It comes with a matching leather shoulder strap with an adjustable length of 100-110cm (3.3-3.6′) and a concave shutter button cap.

Both kits are now available for pre-order and are expected to ship on April 15. They are each priced at $70, though you can get $10 off with the discounted early-bird pricing.


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