compact nature for street and travel photography to use without tripod thanks to IBIS
handling is excellent, great grip
lightweight and compact camera
lenses can get bulky
he prefers it over the GFX100 body
he likes that GFX100S has no integrated grip. Should be as compact and small as possible
he likes the customizability
he loves the AF-ON position, but does not feel like a solid press
EVF is not bad, but not on GFX100 level
85fps EVF refresh rate in boost mode is good for stills. For sports and action better reduce the EVF refresh rate
3 way tilt screen is nice on a tripod
top LCD is very customizable too
nostalgic negative has nice subtle warm tones
the 100 mepapixel justifies the higher cost over full frame, crazy resolution and tons of dynamic range
14bit RAW and 16bit RAW difference is negligable. Better shoot 14bit and have a snappier camera
pixel shift multishot gives 400MP images. But it’s fairly slow to take all 16 images. It’s hard to take advantage fully of it. You can’t look at the final result in camera (it’s like this also on Sony)
IBIS: with GF110mmF2 he can get full resolution images at 1/125th shutter speed. Even at 1/80th IBIS can work great. With a 30mm lens he can get great results at 1/30th
best AF on any medium format camera. Tracking works pretty well, but you can compare it to APS-C or FF. Autofocus is also lens dependent. Some zooms work faster than the GF110mm.
face/eye detecion is quite effective
with lenses like the GF80mmF1.7 you get very shallow DOF, so a good eye AF matters
Video: works better than GFX100. Longer time before overheating and better IBIS
ProRes RAW: you have control over ISO and exposure adjustment, but not on white balance adjustment
GFX100 had bad lag when using an external recoder in RAW video. GFX100S is much better. And you can use EVF and LCD while outputting RAW on the GFX100S
very capable medium format camera for video
favorite medium format camera he ever used
GFX100S does what the GFX100 can do for a lower price and smaller body
GFX100 is hard to justify now that the GFX100S exists
Here are the most read articles on FujiRumors for March 2021.
It was a month full of breaking rumors, so while this is a top 10 articles for the previous months, it also serves well as a summary of the most important you should not have missed.
