This guy took some very good landscape photos that just call out for high resolution medium format, but I think Fuji should hire him for his voice work in the future, too. Awesome!
Great video Eric. I'm looking at switching systems to the Fuji GFX 100s and I think you may have made my mind up. Just wanted to ask what filter holder and filters you were using on the camera. Cheers
finally a photographer and not youtuber who thinks he is a photographer 😉. Well done! Unfortunately GAS regarding GFX 100S strongly increased because of your pics 😍
Isn't that spot where you shot Landscape Arch in the opening sequence "out of bounds"? The last few times that I have been to Landscape Arch, there was a fence up beyond which you were not to go.
@@gameshoes thanks for the reply. I was under the impression that the fenceline marked the "out of bounds" or "off limits" area and that no one was allowed beyond the fence.
It could still be off limits. As long as you're on the rocks and not damaging the soil, Arches doesn't seem to mind too much. Like when he was below the Delicate Arch, there's no path to there (going down the bowl is just way too steep to do it from above) but plenty of people do it.
Is that old garage/petrol pump in Utah perchance? I was there in 2019, driving towards Zion (lost) and drove by a place that looked identical ... stunning part of the world
merhaba hocam uzun süredir aynasız f.f makine araştırıyorum ama garip olan dönüp dolaşıp fuji 100 s ,e geliyorum fiyatı ekstra lens fiyatı düşündürse de alma isteği var . öncelikle bu makineyi portre moda düğün vs çekimlerinde kullanacağım. ama bu aksiyon fotoğrafları çekmeyeceğim anlamına gelmez. size sorum bu makine beni mutlu edermi kafama takılan çekim hızı veya video kalitesi yeterli olurmu. bu konuda bana ışık tutarsanız çok memnun olurum. örneğin canon r 5 yada sony 7r5 bu ikisi ile kıyaslarsak tercihim hangisi olmalı ?
What an awesome video! This has already been my dream camera before watching, but the way you narrated this and the great images you captured made this GFX 100S video better than most others!
Well done, Eric...I can tell that you are a cinematographer, and love the narration. Which drone do you use to film your aerial shots? After watching several youtube videos on the GFX system, I have decided to dump most of my Sony Equipment for the medium format system with the GFX100s. Finally, a medium format (almost medium format) system is available at a somewhat affordable price, with reasonably fast autofocus, 5fps, and at a size that is similar to a DSLR. The superb GF lenses are also a huge draw for me!! I don't think I will regret jumping from the Sony Ship over to Fujifilm. Here in Indonesia (I live in Jakarta), there is a long waiting list, so I might not get mine until the end of March at the soonest. Which lens did you use for the portrait shoot?
@@ericbunch2645 thanks for the quick response. Yes, a Nodal slide would have helped you tremendously with parallax and stitching. Or a TS lens, but not sure those are available for that camera yet. Cambo Actus is a bellows system i believe like the Arc Swiss ? again, not sure how that rig will work on that system.
Favorite images, panoramic at 1:35, Model at 6:04 in the train, and that Harley pic at 8:36 was stole the show. Great work fellas. The GFX 100S is on my mind.
@@ericbunch2645 since fuji is producing very good jpg files, could you try to get jpg in high quality like these photos you shared here without editing?! (just I am wondering how much this sensor is more capable than my xh1 or xt4?
Spectacular images. It goes to show you definitely know your way around an image. Love it, couldn’t help but get the Ben Horne voiceover chills as you sound similar!
and you won't until you put them in your hand and experience it. Lens road maps and existing lenses are something to consider. Researching online helps but until you actually put them in your hand and compare them that way, you will always wonder. You can't go wrong with either system in my opinion. Gear envy, it sucks. I might suggest that when you can rent both do it. Don't rush, be happy.
Hi Eric, nice video, one question, how do you like the GF30mm F3.5 for landscape photography? Getting my GFX100S next week and wanna add that lens to my kit, I like how compact it is compared to the GF23mm F4 and also how it's not as wide as the GF23mm, I find that too wide at times. Thx.
@@ericbunch2645 thanks for the quick reply, sounds good. It doesn't seem to get nearly as much love as the GF23mm so I was happy to see it in action :)
@@ericbunch2645 I have a few other questions that I can't seem to find on reviews. I find myself shooting in darkness frequently. Do the rear buttons illuminate? Also, any idea if the RAW video can dump to an external drive or is it confined to a Ninja V? Thanks!
Loved the review, the storytelling and the images were all very good, if not excellent. However I have to admit I was quite shocked at the tripod you use, I mean on the Harley shoot you're using well over $11,000 worth of gear, the camera and lens alone are quite expensive. Granted they are not as heavy as the equipment I often use, but none the less I was confused and somewhat concerned at just how cheap and bad that tripod looks. I'm not sure the exact model of Manfrotto or why you chose it, and I myself made the mistake of buying a cheap tripod before. However I only made that mistake once before learning it was not a smart mistake to make. Now I'm talking about $450 Surui Carbon Fiber tripod, which I thought was okay and a good buy. However I was attaching a Nikon D5 and 400mm f/2.8E VR FL to a gimbal head, so about a $20,000 setup, thats not light, but luckily insured. After about a year of thankfully no issues, I was awaken to my mistake and how I had skipped and probably was lucky to not have at least an insurance claim. So I did some research and narrowed down my choices on an upgrade to an RRS or ProMediaGear tripod. I first bought a ProMediaGear monopod and fell in love, it was and is absolutely amazing, its 42mm diameter and 81in tall, yes its basically a tree trunk. However you can immediately feel the quality and stability differences and my images improved, especially those at lower shutter speed where I would need VR or image stabilization. I don't use a tripod often, but truth is every photographer needs a tripod here and there or sooner or later. I put off purchasing the PMG equivalent tripod to match my monopod due to the cost and cost to use case math in my head. I finally pulled the trigger and although I have over $2,500 invested in support and mainly (90%) use the monopod setup, I'm very happy. Obviously I took my mistake and advice from colleagues maybe a bit too seriously, but I highly recommend buying a better tripod, if not the best tripod you can possibly afford. Both Really Right Stuff and Pro Media Gear are clearly the best made tripods and monopods and you'll pay dearly for them, but they are both made in the USA and have great warranty's, support, etc. If I was a landscape and or portrait photographer I would definitely recommend a tripod upgrade, especially if you're attaching very expensive gear, because honestly good support is worth every hard earned penny. I'm sure everyone who will read this will either agree or have their own very similar story, I think pretty much every photographer has made the mistake of not buying the best support up front, and some even have made this mistake time and time again. It really does pay, to not do this, just get it right and get the best one you can possibly afford, as soon as you can.
Beautiful images! I'm looking at this camera but am concerned with the flash sync speed. 1/125 is not fast enough of shooting in daylight. Are there any solutions?
@@ericbunch2645 that's good to hear. It was the thing that keeps me looking at Hasselblad (well, the colors too). Might have to check out the 100s now. Did you ever test it for higher iso work-specifically against the 50R?
The images have a very artistic rendition and the GFX 100S from Fujifilm is a very good tool for the photographs natural colors great detail and smooth tones. Nice?
Beautiful, great photography. I love visiting Utah. I'm just wondering how you got those shots with no people. The times I've been to those places folks are crawling over them like ants.
@@ericbunch2645 As far as no people go, the best I did was late fall, I got off rte 70 and took 128 through the Cisco ghost town and followed along the Colorado river into Castle Valley toward Moab. I hit 7 National parks that year and this was definitely a highlight. Planning another maybe next year so your video about the GFX is giving me the itch. Right now for landscapes I'm using a Z7. It's a long ride from Massachusetts but I'm retired and travelling this great country is the best way to spend my time. Love your work.
Lovely video! Seeing the camera turned from horizontal to vertical, and then back to horizontal (4:58-5:03), reminded me of my love of square format. The different framings might be superior for a given set, pose, or purpose, but these can be produced via cropping just prior to final output. Rotating the camera during a shoot to capture both framings means potentially recording the perfect expression on suboptimal framing. Shooting square is shooting “format RAW”. Hopefully, we will yet get something like a Hasselblad V1D.
Nice images taken for this video. and nice presentation, but every time you see a video about an expensive camera or a medium format camera. the video always has a similar feel to it visually and with the narration. talking about the feeling and the experience of using such a special camera with its fine detail and the magic of capturing the moment that will last a life time. I think I just wrote something better than the video lol. anyway. its a really nice camera. but you can have all those same feelings using any camera. because creating and the feeling you get from doing it can be with any gear. I wish in this video it said what lenses were used for each shot.
It is a great camera, but the cost is out this world. Between the body and lenses and computer and the means to make large prints, you need one heck of a bank roll.
I would spend 1 hour just to get perfect pic of that 1:40 tree -left side look amazing Well whole vid . pretty nice great time to film it light was on point
I use a d850 and am impressed with the images compared to my dx sesor camera , i know this camera will make my d850s look like aps'c , i can understand that totally . So why do aps'c owners get angry and try their darndest to try and prove you wrong , i was brought up using film then medium format , the differences are totally noticable , as i can only imagine the gfx is , better colours better depth controll , tons of benefits for PRO users ,
Great vid. But can you please send me a plate of whatever you were eating. If you care anything at all about your viewers, that meal will be shipped to my home by fedex in the morning. Thank you so much. 👍🏾
Yes alone in the landscape a mask makes no sense. But within a crew in a studio all except the model should wear a mask. They were not in quarantine before i guess…
Why you don't: The size of the files. 11,648 x 8736. Instagram uses 1350 x 1080. The price. $10,000 all in for the body and the 110mm f2 lens for those portraits of your family. You do not have usage which requires 100MP. How many times can that be said? Usage folks. Most likely you don't have content requiring that resolution either but you like the idea of it. You don't buy gear because some stocky bearded guy cooks one more meal over Sterno in 4k. Or take long weekends with your best bro hauling around a motorcycle to use as a prop for your art project. You don't buy gear to flex for you MWC friends. You just bought the GFX 50R...or Nikon D850, or Fujifilm XT-4 or some Canon or Sony mirrorless with 61MP... and you don't even use it to its maximum capabilities. Because you are a professional photographer and you know the difference between the idea of a thing and the truth of the thing. When the targeted customers stop hiring anyone delivering less than 100MP files then it is time to invest in a new kit. Until then nobody can tell the difference between a 46MP commercial head shot reduced for the internet and a 100MP commercial head shot reduced for the internet. Get a grip. Because recently all these nerds on TH-cam have started professing that film is not in fact dead and MF film is the ideal emotional photo taking experience. Digital is passé. TH-camrs would never misrepresent.
This guy took some very good landscape photos that just call out for high resolution medium format, but I think Fuji should hire him for his voice work in the future, too. Awesome!
Agreed! I love his voice.
exactly
“here’s to the crazy ones” vibes for sure.
I can almost hear it “Shot on iPhone.”
Production quality, that’s how you do it. Nicely done and appreciated.
I just purchased the Xt-4, why did I have to watch this? What an amazing camera!
Is this a commercial for Fujifilm or for this photographer? I believe the latter.
that''s an artistic way to do it, use an artist to showcase what they can do with it. or... are you salty?
Great video Eric. I'm looking at switching systems to the Fuji GFX 100s and I think you may have made my mind up. Just wanted to ask what filter holder and filters you were using on the camera. Cheers
bro this video is really incredible. good photos, great model, great audio.
can't believe how amazing everyone's pictures are. This is the best argument to upgrade my camera.
finally a photographer and not youtuber who thinks he is a photographer 😉. Well done! Unfortunately GAS regarding GFX 100S strongly increased because of your pics 😍
If you want to see a video that gives you a reason to buy a camera, THIS is that video!
these are the first really magical images i've seen from this cam. thank you for sharing!
Please Share the Filter System that was used in the video along with information about the cost of it. Great Insightful Video.
Stunning set of photographs.
6:45 Was this part of the footage shot with GFX100s as well?
What filter system do you have on the camera ?
May I ask what lenses you used in this video?
Isn't that spot where you shot Landscape Arch in the opening sequence "out of bounds"? The last few times that I have been to Landscape Arch, there was a fence up beyond which you were not to go.
I believe the only area that’s off limits is right below the arch. Though, there is no official path to where he was standing.
@@gameshoes thanks for the reply. I was under the impression that the fenceline marked the "out of bounds" or "off limits" area and that no one was allowed beyond the fence.
It could still be off limits. As long as you're on the rocks and not damaging the soil, Arches doesn't seem to mind too much. Like when he was below the Delicate Arch, there's no path to there (going down the bowl is just way too steep to do it from above) but plenty of people do it.
Is that old garage/petrol pump in Utah perchance? I was there in 2019, driving towards Zion (lost) and drove by a place that looked identical ... stunning part of the world
Fantastic video! Have you tried the picture shift?
merhaba hocam uzun süredir aynasız f.f makine araştırıyorum ama garip olan dönüp dolaşıp fuji 100 s ,e geliyorum fiyatı ekstra lens fiyatı düşündürse de alma isteği var . öncelikle bu makineyi portre moda düğün vs çekimlerinde kullanacağım. ama bu aksiyon fotoğrafları çekmeyeceğim anlamına gelmez. size sorum bu makine beni mutlu edermi kafama takılan çekim hızı veya video kalitesi yeterli olurmu. bu konuda bana ışık tutarsanız çok memnun olurum. örneğin canon r 5 yada sony 7r5 bu ikisi ile kıyaslarsak tercihim hangisi olmalı ?
Your photos leave me speechless 😍😍😍
What an awesome video! This has already been my dream camera before watching, but the way you narrated this and the great images you captured made this GFX 100S video better than most others!
Well done, Eric...I can tell that you are a cinematographer, and love the narration. Which drone do you use to film your aerial shots? After watching several youtube videos on the GFX system, I have decided to dump most of my Sony Equipment for the medium format system with the GFX100s. Finally, a medium format (almost medium format) system is available at a somewhat affordable price, with reasonably fast autofocus, 5fps, and at a size that is similar to a DSLR. The superb GF lenses are also a huge draw for me!! I don't think I will regret jumping from the Sony Ship over to Fujifilm. Here in Indonesia (I live in Jakarta), there is a long waiting list, so I might not get mine until the end of March at the soonest. Which lens did you use for the portrait shoot?
Wow, this video felt like a wonderfully produced documentary instead. Great job everyone
GREAT VIDEO CAN YOU USE NIKON LENSES ON THESE CAMERAS
Fantastic combined picture of the Harley ! Superb model as well ! Pro's at work, can't beat it !
what filter system is that ? I would imagine that's a gradated ND you're using ? Also looks like you're stitching your panos without a nodal slide.
@@ericbunch2645 thanks for the quick response. Yes, a Nodal slide would have helped you tremendously with parallax and stitching. Or a TS lens, but not sure those are available for that camera yet. Cambo Actus is a bellows system i believe like the Arc Swiss ? again, not sure how that rig will work on that system.
Favorite images, panoramic at 1:35, Model at 6:04 in the train, and that Harley pic at 8:36 was stole the show. Great work fellas. The GFX 100S is on my mind.
great video! i am wondering if the natural light portrait shots are straight out of the camera or after post-editing?
@@ericbunch2645 since fuji is producing very good jpg files, could you try to get jpg in high quality like these photos you shared here without editing?! (just I am wondering how much this sensor is more capable than my xh1 or xt4?
The Best photography video I've seen, I lived every moment, you are the best example of a passionate photographer.
Thank you so much
Spectacular images. It goes to show you definitely know your way around an image. Love it, couldn’t help but get the Ben Horne voiceover chills as you sound similar!
Have you used the gfx100s to film this?
This camera will be mine.
I guess there is no COVID in Salt Lake City. lol
No there is, most of the community just doesn't really care to wear masks.
I wear a masks where I'm forced to, but experimental medical treatments is where I draw the line.
Somone help! I cannot decide between this or the Z7ii for landscapes and some minor portrait work...just too hard to decide!
and you won't until you put them in your hand and experience it. Lens road maps and existing lenses are something to consider. Researching online helps but until you actually put them in your hand and compare them that way, you will always wonder. You can't go wrong with either system in my opinion. Gear envy, it sucks. I might suggest that when you can rent both do it. Don't rush, be happy.
Hi Eric, nice video, one question, how do you like the GF30mm F3.5 for landscape photography? Getting my GFX100S next week and wanna add that lens to my kit, I like how compact it is compared to the GF23mm F4 and also how it's not as wide as the GF23mm, I find that too wide at times. Thx.
@@ericbunch2645 thanks for the quick reply, sounds good. It doesn't seem to get nearly as much love as the GF23mm so I was happy to see it in action :)
@@ericbunch2645 did you experience any vignetting issues with the stitch blends?
@@ericbunch2645 I have a few other questions that I can't seem to find on reviews. I find myself shooting in darkness frequently. Do the rear buttons illuminate? Also, any idea if the RAW video can dump to an external drive or is it confined to a Ninja V? Thanks!
Great stuff! For the landscapes, were you using 23mm?
Great video and beautiful images. Thank you.
Excellent work! Loved the video and images were just fantastic!
I went from Xt2 to GFX50s - then to GFX100 - the difference is stratospheric
This is not a review video, it's a promotion video, but very well done!
why not 6k? or 8k? or 4k 60 fps?
Loved the review, the storytelling and the images were all very good, if not excellent. However I have to admit I was quite shocked at the tripod you use, I mean on the Harley shoot you're using well over $11,000 worth of gear, the camera and lens alone are quite expensive. Granted they are not as heavy as the equipment I often use, but none the less I was confused and somewhat concerned at just how cheap and bad that tripod looks. I'm not sure the exact model of Manfrotto or why you chose it, and I myself made the mistake of buying a cheap tripod before. However I only made that mistake once before learning it was not a smart mistake to make. Now I'm talking about $450 Surui Carbon Fiber tripod, which I thought was okay and a good buy. However I was attaching a Nikon D5 and 400mm f/2.8E VR FL to a gimbal head, so about a $20,000 setup, thats not light, but luckily insured. After about a year of thankfully no issues, I was awaken to my mistake and how I had skipped and probably was lucky to not have at least an insurance claim. So I did some research and narrowed down my choices on an upgrade to an RRS or ProMediaGear tripod. I first bought a ProMediaGear monopod and fell in love, it was and is absolutely amazing, its 42mm diameter and 81in tall, yes its basically a tree trunk. However you can immediately feel the quality and stability differences and my images improved, especially those at lower shutter speed where I would need VR or image stabilization. I don't use a tripod often, but truth is every photographer needs a tripod here and there or sooner or later. I put off purchasing the PMG equivalent tripod to match my monopod due to the cost and cost to use case math in my head. I finally pulled the trigger and although I have over $2,500 invested in support and mainly (90%) use the monopod setup, I'm very happy. Obviously I took my mistake and advice from colleagues maybe a bit too seriously, but I highly recommend buying a better tripod, if not the best tripod you can possibly afford. Both Really Right Stuff and Pro Media Gear are clearly the best made tripods and monopods and you'll pay dearly for them, but they are both made in the USA and have great warranty's, support, etc. If I was a landscape and or portrait photographer I would definitely recommend a tripod upgrade, especially if you're attaching very expensive gear, because honestly good support is worth every hard earned penny. I'm sure everyone who will read this will either agree or have their own very similar story, I think pretty much every photographer has made the mistake of not buying the best support up front, and some even have made this mistake time and time again. It really does pay, to not do this, just get it right and get the best one you can possibly afford, as soon as you can.
Beautiful camera, Beautiful work! 👏
Lovely model, amazing images!
Beautiful images! I'm looking at this camera but am concerned with the flash sync speed. 1/125 is not fast enough of shooting in daylight. Are there any solutions?
@@ericbunch2645 that's good to hear. It was the thing that keeps me looking at Hasselblad (well, the colors too). Might have to check out the 100s now. Did you ever test it for higher iso work-specifically against the 50R?
The images have a very artistic rendition and the GFX 100S from Fujifilm is a very good tool for the photographs natural colors great detail and smooth tones. Nice?
This is such a great review. Thanks!
love this video. so cinematic.
Beautiful, great photography. I love visiting Utah. I'm just wondering how you got those shots with no people. The times I've been to those places folks are crawling over them like ants.
@@ericbunch2645 As far as no people go, the best I did was late fall, I got off rte 70 and took 128 through the Cisco ghost town and followed along the Colorado river into Castle Valley toward Moab. I hit 7 National parks that year and this was definitely a highlight. Planning another maybe next year so your video about the GFX is giving me the itch. Right now for landscapes I'm using a Z7. It's a long ride from Massachusetts but I'm retired and travelling this great country is the best way to spend my time. Love your work.
Lovely video! Seeing the camera turned from horizontal to vertical, and then back to horizontal (4:58-5:03), reminded me of my love of square format. The different framings might be superior for a given set, pose, or purpose, but these can be produced via cropping just prior to final output. Rotating the camera during a shoot to capture both framings means potentially recording the perfect expression on suboptimal framing. Shooting square is shooting “format RAW”. Hopefully, we will yet get something like a Hasselblad V1D.
very good video, with a good storyteller, when 4k videos?
Amazing photos. Well done.
And an amazing camera too.
Really some incredible photos. Nice job!
Everyone is talking about Sony (Canon) but it seems like only a few people appreciate the beauty of Kylie 100S.
Hey, wait ... !
Awesome video, very professional!
Had you killed all the hundreds of other photographers that were queueing there for their "lifetime shot" :)
08:12 i love that bts video. it give us an idea how to do it!
Amazing video - beautiful images from someone who obviously has a passion for what he does - a great way to introduce a new camera!
Nice images taken for this video. and nice presentation, but every time you see a video about an expensive camera or a medium format camera. the video always has a similar feel to it visually and with the narration. talking about the feeling and the experience of using such a special camera with its fine detail and the magic of capturing the moment that will last a life time. I think I just wrote something better than the video lol. anyway. its a really nice camera. but you can have all those same feelings using any camera. because creating and the feeling you get from doing it can be with any gear. I wish in this video it said what lenses were used for each shot.
Beautiful images!!!!
It is a great camera, but the cost is out this world. Between the body and lenses and computer and the means to make large prints, you need one heck of a bank roll.
Beautiful amazing work
Great video and shows off what that camera can do!
Amazing, amazing, amazing video!!! Thanks a lot!
That was a fun video! Thanks!
Really great video!
Impressive photography!!
I would spend 1 hour just to get perfect pic of that 1:40 tree -left side look amazing
Well whole vid . pretty nice great time to film it light was on point
Amazing quality ❤️ amazing pictures
@1:50 I don’t think FGX100 is an example of craftsmanship with it’s flimsy buttons and cheap plastics
Graduation filters are far too under appreciated.
are you allowed to stand there. the fence is way further than that at landscape arch
I'm in love with yr content 😍
I wonder what would Nikon, Canon, Sony are thinking right now.
Fantastic video. Thks
Great video, thanks.
I use a d850 and am impressed with the images compared to my dx sesor camera , i know this camera will make my d850s look like aps'c , i can understand that totally . So why do aps'c owners get angry and try their darndest to try and prove you wrong , i was brought up using film then medium format , the differences are totally noticable , as i can only imagine the gfx is , better colours better depth controll , tons of benefits for PRO users ,
Well done
This is so Beauty
Outstanding!
Great video, thank you!)
very good
the models instagram ?
Superb!
Great vid. But can you please send me a plate of whatever you were eating. If you care anything at all about your viewers, that meal will be shipped to my home by fedex in the morning. Thank you so much. 👍🏾
I heard Not put a heavy lens to this camera ,”because ‘, the camera will break, ,! That’s very Sad.
This thing might be expensive... but those special moments are worth it
Subbed
gfx100s kill all ff
1 camera wat i like in 2021
Turn off your beeping... you're in nature and it ruins the ambience
The lack of masks in this video creeped me out.
I’m sure they’re safe and responsible. They’re all adults
Terribly irresponsible of them. Good call out.
@@Iamtongue i know so many adults that are … not very adult…
99.97% survival rate. Get a life.
Yes alone in the landscape a mask makes no sense. But within a crew in a studio all except the model should wear a mask. They were not in quarantine before i guess…
Why you don't:
The size of the files. 11,648 x 8736. Instagram uses 1350 x 1080.
The price. $10,000 all in for the body and the 110mm f2 lens for those portraits of your family.
You do not have usage which requires 100MP. How many times can that be said? Usage folks. Most likely you don't have content requiring that resolution either but you like the idea of it.
You don't buy gear because some stocky bearded guy cooks one more meal over Sterno in 4k. Or take long weekends with your best bro hauling around a motorcycle to use as a prop for your art project.
You don't buy gear to flex for you MWC friends.
You just bought the GFX 50R...or Nikon D850, or Fujifilm XT-4 or some Canon or Sony mirrorless with 61MP... and you don't even use it to its maximum capabilities.
Because you are a professional photographer and you know the difference between the idea of a thing and the truth of the thing. When the targeted customers stop hiring anyone delivering less than 100MP files then it is time to invest in a new kit. Until then nobody can tell the difference between a 46MP commercial head shot reduced for the internet and a 100MP commercial head shot reduced for the internet. Get a grip.
Because recently all these nerds on TH-cam have started professing that film is not in fact dead and MF film is the ideal emotional photo taking experience. Digital is passé. TH-camrs would never misrepresent.
Work of art? Hmm, sharp pictures, pretty model, good camera, good light, but work art? No way.
A pretentious load of rubbish.