GFX 100

As someone who works professionally in large prints I highly disagree that MP don't matter. They do matter and they do matter a lot but there are many factors that are more important first. The 2 most important parts are the lens and the sensor (the main reason why phone photos suck) If you have a n

The GFX 100 II is the ultimate newbie and beginner camera. Hear me out , the GFX lenses will resolve 100MP so you know they are sharp, you can create sub- 1mm DoF for ultimate obliterated bokeh, and with 100MP images you have almost unlimited cropping options so your 28mm FF equivalent lens can easi

I’ve shot extensively with the GFX 100 II for commercial work, so I know that system inside out. It’s an amazing camera — but it’s also a bit of a Swiss-army knife. It tries to do everything at once: speed, video, hybrid usage, versatility. And from a specs perspective, yes, Fuji wins almost every c

canon colors from the DSLR era were the best. I've shot both ef and rf professionally- and those dslr sensors had something special. that's where canon got the reputation from. the rf colors are quite a bit different, still good, but much less special, to my eye anyways. i also own sonys, fujifilm,

I'd probably sell the Sony and get 2 x GFX100s. Only fujifilm's auto focus can achieve this

Sweet baby Jesus, a 102MP medium format camera. That's a really nice camera. https://www.ronmartblog.com/2024/11/review-fujifilm-gfx100s-ii-with-gf-45.html Looks like ~$8500 for the body, ~$2300 for that nice glass.

I personally use a GFX 100 professionally. I can confidently say that medium format photos are mind blowing every time I look at them. They are just simply on another level regarding image quality. That being said, I do not think medium format is something for most people. There are many many negati

If you have the time and the capital, I feel like you could get this deal, sell off EVERYTHING piecemeal except for the glass you actually like, and source a used GFX 100 II or S II (for meaningfully better AF) and still have some pocket change in the end.

If sensor size is a concern, the Hasselblad sensor is smaller than medium format but still larger than full frame, and that translates into more detail, dynamic range, and tonal range than the Q3 43. The images from both cameras are incredible, but the Hasselblad files are more true to life. The whi

OP here: Styled & shot this test with Gabi. I was still on the road/overseas so these are all using my minimal work kit: GFX100RF, Zhiyun X100RGB, Neewer GC30C, Godox iT30Pro, 2x Neewer MT-79 stands. Our location for this shoot ended up reading MUCH darker than I had anticipated due to cloud cover t