The 5 best features of the Fujifilm GFX 50S and how to get it right in the camera

Bryan (@bcapphoto) goes in-depth on the five features he loves when shooting with the FUJIFILM GFX mirrorless camera.
We go in the field, on a portrait session to see Bryan's location shoot workflow, in-camera settings and techniques.
Bryan also shows us how he uses some easily accessible plugins to make his post production workflow super fast.
This episode is all about optimizing the way you shoot so you can focus on the relationship you're building with your subject.
Cameras we shot on:
Fujifilm GFX
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Fujifilm X-T2
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Photo Mechanic:
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XLR Plugin:
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[@DarrenCooke-k5s]

This video was amazing and very helpful, thankyou!

[@michellephoto1]

Thank you for sharing. I especially liked your workflow and the plug in you used. Great time saver.

[@321mogul]

If you u want full sized non compressed images from you fugi camera that match what you took in camera with ex and ct film simulation and color adjustments, just use fugi x-raw to create TIFFs. They will match the jpgs exactly at full rez and file size. The adobe film simulators are not the same thing I have compared all of them side by side, they are closeish, but no more than that, fugi does it way better. Just start with what you actually made, makes life way easier.

[@dhirajshetty483]

Great Video ! Thanks !

[@delavardeheshjoo4269]

This is genius. Tell me something the XLR plugin i didnt really get that bit. Do you have to make a preset of your own that looks like the simulation in the camera to apply it later through XLR or does the XLR program know what acros is and what classic chrome is? Your workflow is my goal man loved the video :)

[@larryroccostudio]

Which Fujifilm lens is best for group shots of 5-15 in a group?

[@oneharry_og]

Nice! Good video. Is there a way to apply JPEG adjustments to the RAW file in Capture One?

[@gryzman]

Interesting approach to shooting. I'd imagine that people require much more done to images, such as skin retouch, etc especially for engagement sessions.I'm surprised your clients don't/

[@diegopalma5123]

Hi! can you please tell me how do you made the focus point square smaller for the eye point in minute 8:20? thanks!!!

[@MrBazsi888]

why dont u use front curtain shutter?

[@nandavenkat]

Best

[@AndyCurriePhotography]

I've always wondered why, after spending between £6000 and £9000 on a camera and 1 lens, this kind of shoot is used as an example? - surely from a business standpoint there is little money to be made from these kinds of shoots and it kinda defeats the purpose of using an expensive camera like the GFX when the returns would be so little? I get it that you're using it to demonstrate both the camera and its output, but who in their right mind is going to spend £9k on kit to shoot the girl next door?...maybe it's just me and I don't get it!...

[@Getsproutstudio]

Hey Andy! Totally get your point. This session was arranged for the purpose of making this video. As you can see, I did a lot more talking and teaching than I did shooting. I wouldn't want to have my media producer follow me around and be talking/teaching so much on an actual session with a paying client, which is why we arranged this. The subject matter is less important here in terms of the finished images, and more the thought process behind everything.

[@drunkbusdriver4182]

Your Comment shows that you didn't get it. What's in your mind, a big Fotoshootiung with everything to make you happy? Calm down, it's only about showing the Functions.

[@Getsproutstudio]

Hey @@drunkbusdriver4182 - thanks for your comment, but I'm not sure I understand the point you're trying to make here? Happy to engage in some dialog though if you can clear it up for me though!

[@drunkbusdriver4182]

@@Getsproutstudio my comment was for Mr Currie.

[@Getsproutstudio]

@@drunkbusdriver4182 Makes so much more sense now! Haha ... thanks for clarifying! :)