Fujifilm GFX 50s II | Exploring the Peak District in Medium Format
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ย. 2021
- With the newly announced Fujifilm GFX 50s II, Amy and Shawn take to England's Peak District to showcase just what this new medium format camera is capable of.
The Fujifilm GFX 50s II offers a medium format 51.4MP sensor. With this, you can capture high-end imagery thanks to the amazing detail at a higher resolution than full frame. The body itself weighs around 900g and is also great for portability! Being able to carry this camera around for day-to-day shooting makes it an excellent choice for a Pro on the go!
To find out more info on the Fujifilm GFX 50s II, follow the link: bit.ly/3mVfxDn
For the Fujifilm GFX 50s II with GF 35-70mm lens, follow the link: bit.ly/2WJye1Y
#CameraReview #MediumFormat #PeakDistrict
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Panasonic LUMIX GH5 II: bit.ly/37R7PS8
Panasonic 12-35mm f/2.8 lens: bit.ly/35RDYIs
Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC Art HSM Lens: bit.ly/2LMl131
Metabones Speed Booster Ultra - EF to MFT: bit.ly/2LRXhL5
Panasonic DMW-XLR1 XLR Microphone Adaptor: bit.ly/2LOFXXk
Rode Wireless Go II Microphones: bit.ly/2W0R6ZM
Sennheiser MKE 600 Shotgun Microphone: bit.ly/35YpNS6
NanLite PavoTube II 6C RGBWW LED Tube: bit.ly/39OVePK
Phottix Nuada R3 Video LED Light: bit.ly/2LOHMDE
3 Legged Thing Legends Bucky Carbon Fibre Tripod: bit.ly/2XUgjTq
Manfrotto 500 Pro Fluid Video Head with Flat Base: bit.ly/36f2PGD
Velbon Videomate 538 Video Tripod with PH-358 Head: bit.ly/3qAU1Cl
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Love how she talks about her process and not just hammers features after features. Beautiful light. Makes you want to hike
Beeeaaautiful shots and great review. So timely!
What an absolutely wonderful video to watch. A real photographer in field with all the elements and changing light. Brilliant.
Thanks Kim! We had a great variety of challenges on this trip. Glad that's come across well :D
Thanks for watching! - Shawn
Such a brilliant review and walk through of the camera, I have been looking at getting this camera next as it makes the best sense for me. I am currently selling my entire Hasselblad setup due to physical problems where my condition will only get worse as time goes on, so Im forced to sell my heavy setup I love to use. This camera makes the most sense for me, it is lightweight, fantastic image quality, great lens line up, something that will last me for 10+ years easily, weather sealed and so much more.
I like how this video is different to everyone else as Amy is wonderful in talking about the camera and how she's using it. I'm only 5:18 in and I'm really enjoying this, also a bit inspirational as well it is lovely seeing these places.
Great job Amy and Shawn plus WEX team!
What a brilliant, real-world review! Same for your review of the EOS R3. These really give me a good impression what the gear is like to work with. Excellent stuff! Subscribed of course :-)
I really enjoy your hands on in depth real world reviews with beautiful sample pictures.
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I like black and white photography and I'm sure the larger sensor should be able to capture a greater range from black to white. It's the quality of the transition from the blackest black to the whitest white that remains a challenge to 35mm format.
Great reviews thanks 😊 paul
Thank you very very much! Really useful info!! At least for me :)
The sample photos really shine, especially the last ones with the trees!
Really nice system
Love your reviews Amy the best presenter Wex Photo have got to date... Great video as always..
thank you for information !!
Nice video. Thanks.
Hi Amy, sure is tempting. Good value and remarkably compact as well for the format. Guess the video is just for ".... and this is where we took the photos". Wonderful for landscapes and the nose figures must be quite low,. BobUK.
Nice review thank you
Enjoying this longform video :)
Great Review!
It's beautiful.
Nice review! Does it have an HDR mode and flash synch speed? Tks
Good review. Amy is such a great presenter.
Do you turn off OIS and /or IBIS when you mount the camera on a tripod? Thanks- very nice video....
Great review thanks. Glad you mentioned the point about the sensor. I've the 50r and still can't believe what comes out. I've still raw images taken with my 12 MP (12 bit) Canon 5d. They're fantastic. Regards
Hey HamShanks, the output is amazing with these cameras isn't it? Thanks for watching - Amy
@@WexPhotoVideo you're welcome Amy
Nice review 👍
with that camera, I find back the same feeling as the film photography in the past. One bad thing is autofocus mainly with the 80mm
This camera is down to $2000 used *with the brilliant 35-70* It’s cheaper than Sony non-R systems. Absolutely no brainer. Medium format has a look, and those that don’t think so… have 👏 never 👏 shot 👏 one 👏
I take pics of my kid (at the playground), I do lots of urban decay photography. I take shots at birthday parties. I wouldn’t shoot F1 racing or birds in flight with it, but slower stuff - just fine.
Looking for cannon 90 d in depth,
I love shooting old abandoned buildings, any chance you can share the location? (5min30s)
Great review too, we’ll presented.
Does this 50S MK2 do Pano's like the other GFX's, and does the shutter go beyond 30secs? looksgreat otherwise.
Hey Thomas, from what I can see we don't have Panorama mode, but according to the specs Fujifilm have provided the shutter can be open for 60minutes in bulb mode (which I have to say, I didn't try!)
Thanks for watching! Amy
Great review! I wonder if the gfx 110mm with this camera would give more detailed macro images than the Fuji 80mm macro lens would? On an Fuji xt4 camera?
Hi there, although I haven't tested these side by side, I would very much expect the GFX 50s II to outperform the XT4 in that particular task. Thanks for watching - Amy
Isn't the Fujifilm Gfx 50 II better for portrait shots than the sony Alpha 1 or canon R5?
I'm considering buying a Fujifilm gfx 50 S II for portraits. Thnk you
autofocus is very slow, you have to know it, the quality is awesome tho
It’s NOT ‘very slow’. It’s just not as fast as Sony/Canon. In fact the AF on the 50Sii is decent and accurate.
How big is the RAW file and how big is the JPEG file in the best quality setting?
raw file are around 100-105 Mb, I dont know for jpeg
It looks like a great camera Amy, and I have a hankering to have a medium format for landscape photography, but having purchased 2 new Nikons in the last 8 months, it will have to wait. My question to you though is, would you buy one to replace any of your existing kit? If yes, why?
Great video review by the way!
Hey Stephen! Glad you liked the video! To answer your question, no, I wouldn't. I love using this and the image quality is amazing, but for the types of photography I do, 3fps isn't enough. Also, as a hybrid shooter, I'd need a better video spec for my personal work.
Amy
@@WexPhotoVideo Thanks Amy. 3fps wouldn't work for me either for the wildlife that I do, but I'm sure it would be great for landscape work. So, I think I will stick with my 2 fantastic Z series cameras. But, if I ever win the lottery,......
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@@WexPhotoVideo Medium Format cameras are not designed for speed
These days only Fujifilm, I think now all have begun to prefer Fujifilm.
I have seen almost all the Fujifilm commentaries. Listening to those commentaries i have come to the conclusion that this camera is for the professionals. For a beginner like me myself, it will be difficult to execute photos, because even with the beginner dslr i have not gathered all the knowledge of clicking photos.
I think a will admit what i have said.
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the budget is not for beginners, go for a cheaper one, x pro 2 has very nice lens and the quality is there you can find in second-hand. Now I dont know your needs and budget.
I'm a Canon user and am thinking of (listing after more like) an R5 but when you see the quality / price ratio of this beauty it makes you think. The lenses aren't that much more (nor any bigger) either. For anyone not bothered about speed / sports photography this would make a better choice.
Lusting I meant!!
Hey Alan. I can totally understand your predicament there. I would say there are some differences in what is on offer in terms of the feature set, and the lenses for the Canon can be more cost efficient. But there is no getting away from that huge sensor. Sounds like you need to pop to one of our stores and try these two out!
Thanks for watching - Amy
@@WexPhotoVideo yes I do need to!! Next time I'm in London... 😀. Hopefully next year when it's easier to travel again.
I cant decide to get this or the a7rv for landscape. Whyyyyyy lol. I want them both tbh haha
The GFX might be a better choice because of its medium format, but the lenses are going to be more expensive. I personally would choose the GFX but the Sony is a great all round camera.
@@WexPhotoVideo I agree for lens, my best advice is always to think about the lens first regarding your use: portraits, action, landscape, street, travel
What’s it like for video?
Did you watch all the way through? Amy discusses video.
brilliant presenter
Kudos to Fujifilm, not succumbing to the youtubers who scream for the side hinged flip screen. This rear LCD is perfect. Canon…sort yourselves out and offer people a CHOICE!!!
Point of note - medium format cameras have been used for decades to shoot street photography including todays Digi MF.
Good video. Shoot two Zs so I may not need the camera, but looks good.
Remember GFX 100 is 16bit but 50s is 14bit so don't expect the same quality!
'... People hunkering down in the rain.. which you always find quite interesting...' ???
she has quickly become one of the best gear reviewers on TH-cam
Hi Danny, glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching - Amy
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Bakewell tart ? !!!!!!! Its Pudding ...Imm an ex resident of the town ..!
We loved it in Bakewell :) Apologies on misnaming the pudding. It was delicious! Shawn was quite happy.
I'm baffled that this people think this is a brilliant review. There are so many contradictions, I don't know where to begin. Really dark clouds, then shooting "really shallow" with a 110mm lens at half a mile away? Then the pixel stuff....as a semiconductopr engineer (and photographer) I can't understand why camera reviewers who don't understand the technology insist on talking about the technology as if they're experts. i.e. at 10m.45s she talks about pixel size - when it's not pixel size - it's sensel size. (Sensors don't have pixels). Then she says "don't worry about the μm - it doesn't matter", then goes on to talk about the μm differences between a 50 and 100 size sensor - so it does matter. Then talks about the pixels being a "massive increase in size"...it's not a massive increase in size as sensor sties are scaled down to fit the same area of silicon - therefore it's a decrease in size and it's not massive. Then she talks about signal to noise ratio.... I gave up at that point.
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