GFX 100

Once you solve hotspots, then how soft all mixed spectrum images look will start to drive you crazy. Normal lenses are not designed to focus IR and visible at the same point, so you get chromatic aberration that is an issue even in visible but on steroids adding a huge section of the spectrum to the

I have both, for quick candid things where I need to capture things at a moments notice, I choose the X100VI. For travel, every day/day to day slow moments where I'm not rushing to grab the camera, it's the GFX100RF. I've never been unhappy with the lack of IBIS or F4 lens, but that's because I shoo

Fwiw the X2D is kind of a specialised tool, I think the fact that you’re forced to use the ginormous and expensive 35-100 just for AF-C is a symptom of that. Don’t get me wrong I also use a camera that’s far too big (GFX 100 with a 45-100), but over the years I’ve come to think that while the 100mp

I was shooting full frame. Canons for almost 10 years, switch to Sony for 5-6 years and now I am using Phase One IQ3 100mp and Fuji GFX 100 II. The reason I switched to Phase One was to slow the pace a lil bit and to precise more my shots. I do mostly commercial photography for campaigns and I shoot

Why would someone with more than 3 brain cells get this instead of of the cheaper 100mp medium format Fuji GFX 100 RF ? 1 extra stop (MF f/4 vs. FF f/2) 30% lighter / a bit smaller. The GFX100RF also has advantages, but there's a market that the RX1R III fits better.

Also the gfx 100 seems so much bigger than the Hasselblad is. I could be wrong but I didn’t want a monster of a body with the 100mp.

my main is Fujifilm GFX 100S but Ialso recently gotten in L-Mount (Sigma BF, Panasonic Lumix S9) and so far no regrets. Im having fun with the L bodies. quite compact and had no issues getting used to the controls/ergonomics

funny I've just been thinking about this today. I wondered whether you're using a tripod, using a surface to study the camera, or whether hand holding. are you using a mechanical shutter or the electronic shutter? the more resolution that the sensor has, the more sensitive it is to shake. for compar

I have used a GFX 100 II for the last two years, basically around when it came out. I shoot architecture and design. The high resolution is great for cropping, which I do a lot of especially on prime lenses. I can do HEAVY crops without worrying. The dynamic range is incredible, like seriously, and

Hi all, I’m an architect and I’m looking to side step in to architectural photography (largely interiors I would think, not so much sky scrapers) but I want to set out with the best kit that’s going to give me what I need without being under kill or over kill! I love the medium format aesthetic, but