Nick Schreger has published a video, showing a couple of Fujifilm GFX100 factory settings that, according to him, don’t always make much sense, and he recommends you to change them.
The video is in German, so down below his setting advices in English.
change FINE to RAW+SUPER FINE
change UNCOMPRESSED RAW to COMPRESSED RAW
change sRGB to Adobe RGB
enable FOCUS PEAKING
set INSTANT AF SETTING to AF-C (so you have AF-S with single press and AF-C if you keep pressed)
set shutter type to MECHANICAL SHUTTER only
If you work with flash in dark studio, deactivate Preview exp/wb in manual mode
set NATURAL LIVE VIEW to ON
Activate histogram and live view highlight alert
Set Shoot without Card to OFF
set AUTO POWER OFF to 5 minutes (default is 2 minutes)
set high performance mode ON
Do you agree with this list? And which changes did you make to your Fujifilm default menu settings?
Down below more Fujifilm GFX100 reviews.
fujirumors.com – How to Save and Restore Your Camera Settings
The Iridient Developer 3.3.7 update for macOS has been released. In case you missed it, Iridient X Transformer added Fujifilm GFX100 support a few days ago.
This release includes:
Support for the GFX 100
All new “Iridient Standard v2” camera profiles matching the DCP (DNG camera profiles) now the default in X-Transformer. These are now the defaults for most all cameras though Iridient Developer specific ICC camera profiles remain available as well.
Support added for new license file based registration system for Iridient’s new web store provider (Paddle.com). Iridient’s prior e-commerce provider (eSellerate) shut down as of June, 2019.
Iridient Developer is now notarized by Apple for their Gatekeeper security enhancements introduced in macOS 10.14.5 and upcoming 10.15 (Catalina).
They now published the new results, and in their own words:
“As you can see, the camera is extremely sharp and capable of resolving nearly everything in our test scene. Many of the finest targets that exhibit aliasing on the already impressive GFX 50R (shot with the same lens) are more convincingly resolved by the 100MP camera, meaning that its images look better than the older camera’s shots do, even when downscaled to the same resolution.”
In short: it’s the best camera ever tested, and they now borrowed a 150MP Phase One IQ4 to try to beat it!
Really Right Stuff published part 2 of their Fujifilm GFX100 RRS L-Plate series. This time they show you the manufacturing process. You can see part 1 here.
The huge deals on XF lenses as well as Fujifilm cameras such as the X-T3, X-Pro2, X100F expired. Now you will save only on the Fujifilm X-T2, Fujiflm X-T20 and Fujifilm GFX gear.
For deal hunters, there is a lot of used Fujifilm gear listed at:
