Fujifilm GFX “You Might Fall in Love with it for its High Resolution, but You Will Stay for its Tonality” (Images, Reviews & Impressions)
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miXed GFX Links
- Landscape Photography – Fujifilm GFX – Brighton, UK at Lewis Von John youtube
- GFX review at the Chinese site dcfever (translation)
- Fujifilm GFX 50s | Image Sample at leighmiller
- Fujifilm GFX 50S Hands-on Review and Fantasy Portrait at The Slanted Lens Youtube
- Field test at the Spanish site dslrmagazine (translation)
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Images & Impression
Markus Rack: New portfolio work with the GFX & the GF 120mm f/4 Macro. Thanks to Natalia Soboleva for the make-up and to Elisa for being a flawless model. For the Geeks out there: You might fall in love with this camera for its high resolution but you will stay for its tonality. markusrack.com – shared here
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Palle Schultz: The GFX handles highlights like nothing else. – share here
Push READ MORE and Enjoy the GFX Images :)
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Phil Anderson: A few shots from early morning walkies with the GFX and 32-64 – shared here
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Bert Stephani: Portrait of a fellow photographer. Shot with the 63mm at f/5.6 – 1/250 iso1600 – shared here
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Marven Payne: FUJIFILM MAKES PHOTOGRAPHY FUN AGAIN!
If you’re on the fence about buying the GFX and can afford it, let me dispel any reservations you might have, GET IT NOW!!!
I’ve shot with all of the best Medium Format cameras on the market today, and this is hands down the best I’ve EVER shot with. No it doesn’t have the huge sensor or the 100MP resolution of the P1 IQ3 or Hassy H6D, but it does have plenty of resolution and Dynamic Range for even the most demanding work. The only reason anyone would want for more is for meaningless pixel peeping bragging purposes.
For me personally, the only drawback is now I have to go back and relearn Adobe Lightroom as I haven’t really used it in years as I went straight from Aperture to Capture One Pro. No biggie, I should be caught up on it again within a week or less.
Where the GFX 50S particularly rivals all others is the fact that it’s fun and intuitive to shoot with. It’s lightweight, yet rugged construction means that you can just forget about the camera and concentrate on making excellent images. Whereas with other brands, I find myself constantly thinking about and/or pampering the camera.
I went out to shoot Tokyo Sky Tree Saturday night and was floored by the images I was getting when I returned home. I had only intended to be out for an hour or so, but this camera was so fun to shoot with, I ended up shooting for 6 hours even though it was freezing cold. Mind you, I’m not an Architectural / Landscape Photographer by any measure, but I certainly felt like one with this little beast in tow. And I sincerely hope Fujifilm is thinking about Wide Angle lenses for those that are.
In short, this camera is freakin’ AMAZING! And the images it produces are simply phenomenal!!! You won’t be disappointed. – shared here
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陈延瀚: GF63 – Monday blue’s over – shared here
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Ivan Joshua Loh X-Photographer: Not a urban landsacpe photographer but couldn;t miss this opportunity to have a quick snap while at work on location – shared here
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Ilias Agiostratitis: GFX 120mm f7.1mm 125 , test shoot in an exhibition First try great camera – shared here
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GK Kutar: Fujifilm GFX, 63mm f2.8 lens – shared here
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Gary Tyson: ISO 12,800…I shot this yesterday in a dark alleyway….On my previous medium format I could not shoot above ISO 200 for acceptable results in this kind of light…game changer! This is just Astia/soft preset in camera calibration (direct onto the camera RAW in Lightroom, no other adjustments. – shared here
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Palle Schultz: This is my happy face from two angles. I love the way that Medium format contains som much color information. Even dark pics like this, doesn’t loose quality or detail. – That is why I look so exited. – shared here
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陈延瀚 GFX +63mm – shared here
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Sayompoo Setabhrahmana: Fujifilm GFX 63mm – shared here
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Yukinobu Zengame: Hello, I tried again night shoot with handheld.This is Tokyo station. I was surprised again the noiselessness. GFX50S/GF63mm/ISO3200/From UnCompRAW to Lr to JPEG without any editing. – shared here
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Hüseyin T. GFX 32-64mm – shared here
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Michel Fourkas
First test of the GFX 50S with my beloved Chiara Jr ;-)
I had difficulties making her stand still, she doesn’t like the flash :) I also own a Leaf Credo 40 and I must admit that working with the GFX is much much easier :)
I did the dog picture only looking at the LCD and the focus point was a pleasure to move around…
As for the balls, I was on tripod on manual mode, and zooming all the way into the picture was a breeze ! Did I mention that the flipping LCD in portrait mode was fantastic ? :)
These pictures are jpegs, slightly processed in C1. I’m trying to install Lightroom and will do some tests in the next few days with it :)
I’m so happy with the GFX so far !!!!!
Fuji GFX 50S
Fuji GF120mm Macro @ F4
1/125s ISO1OO
Broncolor 800 Siros L with a Mola Rayo 16 (dog) and Softbox 60×60 (Balls) – shared here
