DPReivew just published their full comparison between the Fujifilm GFX 50s, Pentax 645z and Hasselblad X1D.

“For a start, a good-looking JPEG can be used as a proof for a client almost as soon as you shoot the image.

Clearly this puts the Pentax and Fujifilm at an advantage, since these companies have more experience of delivering customer-friendly JPEGs. However, the GFX benefits further, not only gaining the results of Fujifilm’s well respected color response in JPEG, but also in that some of that color knowledge has been shared with Adobe, meaning that Film Simulation-simulating profiles are available in Lightroom and Camera Raw, to provide an attractive starting point for processing.

Ultimately, the nearer you can get to your preferred output at the start of the process, the less post-processing you need to do; saving time and money on every image.

[…] Overall, of course, these are exotic pieces of kit. Expensive and, despite the mass-market roots of the Pentax and Fujifilm’s interfaces, still more complex to shoot with than the full frame cameras that are probably the more sensible choice for most mortals, given the price, image quality and performance offered. That said, there’s something special about shooting with such daunting machines, and something that’s likely to immediately impress most would-be clients.”

Check out the whole comparison here at dpreview.

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image courtesy: sebimagery here

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Fujifilm GFX 50s Review

Sebastian Lee (check out his instagram) is a very active Fujifilm GFX facebook group member, who shared many awesome images on the group and I had the pleasure to feature here on FujiRumors already.

Well, he now completed his Fujifilm GFX review, and it’s a great real world review that includes also wonderful images. And btw, he uses also a Sony A7rII (oh, well, he sold it now :) ) and could also test the Hasselblad X1D.

You can read his review at sebimagery here. Here an excerpt:

“But I must tell you…there is something about it [the look of the images]. […] I’m just very pleased with the images coming out of the GFX. Now keep in mind my day to day camera is a 42MP Sony A7R2. This is only a 8MP bump going to the GFX. But there’s just (enter W. Shatner voice) some….thing about the images. Hell…maybe there is some magic after all?

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Maybe I’m just becoming a better photographer….haha…nah it’s gotta be magic. Maybe it’s just a illusion in my head. I simply don’t care…I’m really enjoying this camera and right now it looks like I’m going to be buying one. I took the first step and sold my A7R2 last week.

Are my photos any better? Nope I don’t think so. Are they a little sharper…yeah…the details are better and sharper by a little bit. I look at 200% and 300% shots and I’m constantly impressed with the images and I simply enjoy shooting with it. But it’s not twice as good….

[…] for portraits, macro/detail and land/cityscapes…this thing is a beast!

[…] And yeah, I get it, $10,000 for a body and two lenses is a significant investment and again…that magic question to most…”is it worth it?”. That’s up to you…for this dude….yeah…it’s totally f***ing worth it.”

There is much more to read and to see at sebimagery here. Check out Sebastian’s instagram here.

Fujifilm GFX: USA BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS EU: AmazonDE, AmazonUK, WexUK, ParkCamerasUK, PCHstore AUS: CameraPro

Aurora Timelapse

Another Fujifilm GFX facbeook member, William Chua, shared his Aurora timelapse video on the GFX group here. You can check it out on his website williamchua here or directly at vimeo here.

Full lab test of the GF32-64, GF120 and GF63 at the French site lemondedelaphoto (translation): “The sharpness is generally excellent considering the level of requirement of a 50 Mpxl sensor, vignetting and distortion are very well contained, only the distortion measured on the 120 mm may require a small correction in post-processing.”

• Fuji GFX Field Test at imaging-resource
• GF 63mm review at photographyblog
• Cambo upgrade for Fuji GFX at cambo.blog
• FotodioX Nikon F to Fuji GFX 50S Adapter Review at photographylife
• Fujifilm GFX-50S electronic shutter speed at blog.kasson
• Fujifilm GFX read noise and EDR at blog.kasson
• Fujifilm GFX 50S Review at gearopen
• Spanish GF 120mm test at albedomedia (translation)
• The canadian GFX road trip continues at gfxcanadianjournal

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And feel free to join our 10,800+ members strong GFX facebook group and to follow the dedicated GFX facebook page.

Matthias Leberle shared at the GFX group here
i heard you like black & white

Aziz Nasuti wrote on the Fujifilm GFX facebook page here:

“Guys, I got a serious problem here: after shooting two days with GFX (testing) how I go back and shoot with my Sony A7r2 :( “

As to expect, the comment section is running hot, and Aziz explains:

“I am 100% honest with you, not paid by Fuji. This camera is absolutely the best camera that I ever had. It is amazing in low light and boosting shadows and recovering the highlights. Now it doesn’t offer the best lens combination but it will come with the time.

[…] the GFX is much richer in depth and really deliver cleaner images.”

Fujifilm GFX 50s: BHphoto, Adorama, AmazonUS

The 10,700+ members of the Fujifilm GFX facebook group are extremely active.

Below is some more feedback

Mike Hamel: shared here
Beautiful sunset @ #ammersee #bavaria #fuji #gfx 32 mm, f 8, 65 sec

Fujifilm GFX 50s Roundup

• Day Three: In The Canadia Darkness at gfxcanadianjournal
• Fujinon GF 120mm Macro Field test at the Spanish site DSLRmagazine (translation)
• Shooting wine bottles with the new Fujifilm GFX 50S at Marco Tortato youtube
• Join 10,500+ fellow GFX shooters and fans at the Fujifilm GFX facebook group
• 100% GFX News and Rumors at our Fujifilm GFX facebook page

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All Images shared at the Fujifilm GFX Facebook group

Wirawan Sanjaya shared here
one of my reason to buy GFX is because the sensor is bigger than 24×36 and it comes with nice EVF

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Lulú Herrera shared here
The window painter. (GF63mmF2.8) Mexico City

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Damien Lovegrove shared here:
There is a calmness to these GFX images that I find alluring. They were shot in natural light with the 32-64mm lens wide open at f/4. Part of the calmness comes because the camera is on a tripod and the stillness is a result of me using 1/30th second exposure. With my X-T2 I’m usually darting around working hand held or with it on a monopod. I now have a different approach when using the GFX and I love it.

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Stuart Mccann shared here:  Damrak, Amsterdam last night with 32-63mm

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Sebastian Lee shared here: “Juat the tip” GF120mm @2 seconds F4.

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