GFX100RF

Your comment actually made me reflect on when I first seriously started considering film photography as an option. It was about a year ago—I was really drawn to the idea of getting a Leica M6, but realistically it’s a pretty expensive piece of gear for someone who doesn’t yet have much experience wi

Coming in late to this. I used to shoot Sony, now have mostly Fujifilm, X and GFX. I'd agree with everything in the previous answer, and can add some thoughts: -I have a few other Fujifilm digital cameras and the GFX100RF is a completely different experience to the rest of them largely because of th

Nice work. Point and shoot cell phone? I’m working on my pics right now. I was a little further from the stage than I preferred. 😂 But nonetheless got some good stuff from my Sony RX100 VII and Fujifilm GFX100RF. Some of the wide shots from the GFX are fantastic.

Club 10. 7 Rows up. I bought my ticket late so I kind of got stuck in the back per se, but it was still a fun show. I notice other peoples pictures from more in front and I’m annoyed with myself that I waited as long as I did to buy my ticket. I won’t be making that mistake ever again. But yeah I ha

I don't think the upgrade is worth it in your situation. While the sensor upgrade is vast, the long optical zoom makes up for a lot of sensor size with... OPTICS! Upgrades are like that. To get upgrade from camera is at least triple the price. The Sony equivalent with a full frame señor and 60MP cos

If you want to simplify your gear, I think a camera that suits you well is the Fujifilm GFX100RF. In a single camera you get a lens that starts at 28mm (full‑frame equivalent) and, thanks to its 100MP, offers several in camera crops all the way up to a medium telephoto, exactly what you’re looking f

Hello ! Have you considered the Fujifilm GFX100RF? The main downsides of this one will be in very low light situation, but appart that it will you give you the best image quality