Fujifilm GFX 50S 51.4MP Mirrorless Medium Format Camera - Body Only Review

I have been shooting interiors for the best publications with this camera for more than a year. I don’t even want to switch to FF Nikon or Canon. The camera fully satisfies my highest requirements. On processing, the low and high key can be pulled out to infinity, fantastic results.

I picked up this camera for the first time in September 2022 and after the test I made a detailed review - videos and photos can be viewed at the link: Then I decided that this is my tool. Currently I use the camera every day in a variety ofcomnditions, both in the studio and on the road, and have never been disappointed in my choice. I have something tocommpare with, I have no doubt that today this is the most profitable investment for a professional, which has no analogues on the market in…

I liked the adapter for the prism eyecup, which simulates shooting through the shaft, it's cool! Haven't seen this from other manufacturers. I am attaching an example of a snapshot + crop Has some pros For a long time I used Canon equipment with the L line of lenses, starting with the F-1 film series, but the company refused to keep up with the times, so I liked (first compacts) FujiFilm cameras, later medium format. Speaking of "medium format" - on film I shot in 6x4.5 / 6x6 / 6x7. (Mamiya…

I have been using it for more than a year, the camera works perfectly, nothing is buggy. The result of the work can be seen on advertising billboards and in magazines. The battery is holding up great. The camera has no direct competitors. Hassel and Phase are significantly more expensive. Pentax is morally obsolete a long time ago, the little Hassel is more of a toy than a working tool. You get a real medium format with a matrix and picture quality like that of Faza and Hassel 50mp. And if you…

To begin with - this camera is a red rag for all 2022 private security companies, and not only her! She is very big! And with a rotary viewfinder, it looks just menacing! I took it to the Dubai Mall and I came across an option - a pure Jap for the Middle East market! I was given a battery grip, a rotating viewfinder instead of the default one, a 23mm lens and two Gorilla Glass filters. What can I say . SF - he is SF. It must be picked personally. I have been dealing with Fuji for more than a…

Before GFX, I shot with Sony A7R2, Canon 5DSR and Fujifilm X-T2. The first two are very close in resolution. Actually, this is the only way the cameras are similar. The impression of the SF begins from the moment you unpack, when you see this huge bayonet mount and understand that it will be interesting. It should be understood that a medium format camera will give you a radically new shooting experience: incredibly high detail, unusually deep colors, enormous dynamic range. It's like the best…

Fantastic product, not for beginners. As close to medium format as you can get without spending $50,000. But the service at Wolfe's Camera Shop was great.🙏

there was something I missed shooting my Mamiya after I switched to Canon. This camera brought me back to medium format and I never want to shoot anything else again. I know Sony has released a 61MP camera but I don't think I want that. The depth of field and dynamic range on this camera is CRAZY.

A thoughtful and designed camera body especially for all retro lovers who have learned to shoot on film. The lenses are of excellent quality, especially the macro 120mm. The files I processed with Lightroom were stunning, especially all of my spring wildflower photos. I appreciate having a physical aperture ring.

The transition to peak resolution is like going from 35mm to 2x2 or even 4x5 in film camera language. This camera is a phenomenon in itself. The lenses almost do the scene themselves and are incredibly sharp from edge to edge. Fuji has created a real masterpiece. The transition from the XH1 to the GF was easy as most controls remained the same.

I'm an older hobbyist and this camera takes me back many years to my good old Pentax 6X7 (I still have it and all my lenses). With it you get the same stunning pictures, but thanks to modern technology, using the GFX camera is much more fun. Image quality is what you would expect from a sensor of this size. All lenses are full Fujifilm quality, especially the 120mm lens. Thanks Fujifilm and I forgive you for not using full frame. It's hard to break away from that and not try to make it your…

The performance of this camera is exceptional. It has the best picture quality of any camera I have ever owned. To name a few of my favourites: Sony RX1RM2, Sony A7RM2, X-Pro 2 and Leica Q. GFX recently got me to sell my Sony A7RM2. Don't get me wrong, the cameras I just mentioned are great, but the FujiFilm GFX 50S produces images that regularly surprise me. When it comes to image quality I'm pretty pixel savvy so it's hard to really impress me. I realize I bought a system with a larger…

I have to say that's all they promised. Image quality and dynamic range are amazing. Maybe it's because it's the first medium format camera I've personally used, but before that I couldn't afford to look at it. I have to agree that this isn't exactly a carry-on camera. Its ISO performance isn't as good as my D810 or A7rii, but I knew that before I bought it. I agree with most reviewers that this mode should be used in controlled lighting situations where there is little to no movement. As I…