@@michaelj7069 because shooting compressed saves space on the memory card, no information is lost. You use lossless compression, if you know what that means
Great video, thanks for showing so much of the process and mixing in the full size images! I got a 100S about 3 weeks ago and went with the 80mm as I could only get one lens, and I've been blown away by every shot I've taken so far. The ISO performance and IBIS are enough to shoot solid images in everything from noonday sunlight to dimly lit music venues. The autofocus is... not great with the 80mm, but it feels alright when spot focusing. Hoping the upcoming 50mm f/1.4 has a linear motor for more snappy autofocus.
Looks amazing quality. Hopefully one day I will be able to get this camera. I shoot Olympus as my everyday camera but love medium format for high end. Great images, thank you for sharing.
Very nice review. Owning the 50s, R, and 100 previously.. I had to sell them when corona hit. Just sold my beloved Canon to get the 100S. It’s pretty much reminds me where I started with it of the 50S just with the best capabilities of all four cameras. My favorite gf lens is the 250. Getting the 45-100 and the 80 soon though. Great review!
Hello Julia I hope you are well. How you explain photography is very simple. I really like the way you explain. Thank you so much Julia. Be careful because of the corona condition
I just happened to see one at a camera shop in the area when a fuji rep was there. Based on the lense sizes alone, I'll never want to carry that around lol. It would stay in the studio on a tripod for the rest of its days 😴 .
Yeah it’s such a popular spot for wedding photography, I remember shooting a wedding there a while back during peak season and there was easily 10 other wedding portraits happening in the area at the same time haha.
My experience with the 80/1.7 is that that AF behaveour is problematic , especially in AF continuous mode , which I prefer in portrait photography! Not so with the 110 mm
Hi Just came across your content. Love it all. I am curious, as per a lot of questions in this thread, as to what the recording type device is that you managed to capture the settings of the LCD/EVF with while you were shooting live ? Can you please let us know ? Thanks. :)
You divide the f stop to 1.29 and you get the equivalent f stop in full frame. So f2 means f1.55, f1.7 means f1.31. I wish they had more lenses like that.
Very nice video with such a bunch of beautiful photos ❤️❤️. Your videos are really very good and interesting to see. Love from India... Have a great day.....
Pls tell me how did she use a recorder in her camera without the monitor? Like was that a transmitter(in the bottom of her camera) that connects wirelessly to atomos? Im so confused
Hello, I'm an amateur photographer and I follow your work for a few years, I love everything. congratulations, I have a question how do you record what you see on the screen? it looks like you have a device under the chambers but you don’t have a link to it at discretion.
GFX = Giant F*****G X Camera 100S 😅 😅 Naturally the next step is to do a medium format film camera shoot. Just to keep with the overzised camera theme haha Such amazing look images from that 100s
I hate a small form factor camera like my a7's. I pimp mine up with cage and matt box so I dopnt feel embarrassed turning up to a shoot and the client thinking Im using a toy camera.
At 3:58 the reason there is more motion blur is because of the amount of pixels (100MP). It's because on an 8MP camera those pixels wouldn't necessarily be blurred from the motion because there is less detail. I think you can try this by comparing an a7riv and an a7iii. But they both have good ibis.
Fujifilm GFX100s + 80mm f1.7. What an ultimate combo for portraits, studio shots or even landscapes. It sells for: €8500 together, which is a lot of money but then again top quality cost something. One could get A7R4 with 50 1.2 GM to get similar but not as good results at €6000. If i had money spared i would definitely went with medium format Fuji GFX. Maybe one day...
Hi I think you are wrong about IBIS and shutter. I run both these cameras. The shutter in each is exceptionally dampened. It was part of the big package with the 100. As to the supposed half stop of additional stabilisation, well, you are not generally getting 5 stops on either in real world use but it’s enough to allow you to do what you are doing - shoot hand held hardly worrying about technique and still get great results - which you do - from a very vibration sensitive sensor.
Thank you, it’s why I try to keep my reviews with a creative photoshoot, you can still get something out of it even if the camera/lens is not for you :D
now these are my fave focal lengths , you're model friend looks like one of my friend here in the Philippines. Nice shots! the camera is very bloody expensive!
Hey Julz! What's the thing under your camera (the thing with the antennas)? Is it how you capture your viewfinder? Can you give is the reference or the item?
Thanks! I used Lightroom to edit them, it took a while to build the 1:1 previews but once that happened it ran really smoothly like any other files surprisingly. I then used Luminar AI for the skin retouching to help me out.. since the files are so big it would have taken me a LONG time to manually retouch them in Photoshop lol. I was considering using Iridient to convert the files, I’ve used it before for photos from the X-T4 and noticed a good improvement in sharpness. But I thought they looked really sharp SOOC as is, so decided not to do that this time.
Love this. Do you always shoot with the screen, instead of the viewfinder? Still have my 50R. Maybe next year I’ll upgrade it. Just got the 110mm, kinda wishing I got the 80
Thank you and yes, I much prefer shooting with the screen! I used to shoot with the viewfinder 100% of the time when I used to use DSLRs, but for portrait photography I prefer having that openness to be able to talk and direct my subject. It helps a lot more when I’m shooting weddings for example when people aren’t as comfortable in front of the camera. I’ve noticed a huge improvement in confidence when they can see my face vs when I’m buried in the viewfinder lol. The 110 is a gorgeous lens as well, I used that one in my first GFX video that I uploaded in January.. but yeah having f1.7 with the 80 is really nice!
@@juliatrotti 👍 One of the big advantages of the waist level finder in the medium format film cameras like the Hasselblad 500 CM is that you can use both eyes to compose, view and enjoy your process. Whatever works for you is fine!
@@mike-bv2jc Do you see a big improvement in the 100s results? I own the 50s and think also about switching to 100s (also thinking of built in stabilization). would love to hear your experience
@@christophsauer2857 there is definitely a better focusing and more details. The IBIS also helps quite a bit, but if you shoot for example landscape with long exposure you have to switch it off. From what I see there is also an improvement for high ISO (less noise for the same ISO) I haven't done any true comparison between the two cameras, once I switched to 100s never looked back. Recently I shoot mostly in the studio and I see that I get a good bokeh even if I shoot at f/8. I use mostly the 110 f/2 lens (I have only 2 lenses, the second one being 32-64 f/4). I have some of my pictures on Purpleport and in a private group on Facebook. There you can see pictures taken with both 50s and 100s and can see the differences
Hey Julia, this is a bit of a weird request but could you do a blind comparison between the Fuji GF 80mm 1.7 and the XF 50mm f1.0? Or even the GF 110mm f2 against the 50mm f1.0? I'm really curious to see how many people can actually tell the difference between APS-C and medium format. And if you manage to get your hands on it, you could even through the Mitakon 35mm 0.95
@@juliatrotti Thank you so much!! I really really wanna see if the "medium format look" is real or just BS. I think the "MF look" *was* real back in the film days since you couldn't fake a bigger physical negative with finer grain, but digital is completely different. Full frame imo can already achieve the MF look with how much megapixels you can get on a higher end FF camera paired with all those readily available *and* cheap F1.2 FF lenses
@@juliatrotti And by the way, if you ever get your hands on the Mitakon 65mm 1.4 you should check it out! It's for the GFX system and equates to a 50mm f1.0 which is INSANE
@@yashwinning I saw somewhere that Zeiss Otus 100mm for Canon EF with a gf adapter covers almost the whole gfx sensor. I would like to try it to see how it works
@@mike-bv2jc From what I understand a bunch of FF glass actually covers or nearly covers the GFX medium format sensor so that only the sharpest area is available when cropped. Kinda like how both the Sigma 18-35mm and 50-100mm can cover full frame when zoomed all the way out
That camera with so much resolution, can really only give its best when mounted solidly on a tripod. I really don't believe that any amount IS is going to keep the shake away. I know the young lady is demonstrating the camera, but 100 mp of MF resolution directed at a human face at so close a distance, is not going to do anyone a favour.
I would have agreed with you before, I got some amazing results from the GFX100 mounted on a tripod vs handheld. But like I mentioned in this video they really worked on making this GFX100S a more user friendly camera, I got incredibly sharp results just handheld. No need to mount on a tripod. Especially paired with that new 80 f1.7 lens, I was able to have the freedom of shooting in darker locations such as the tunnel, hand held, low shutter speed and no motion blur.
@@maniveiszadeh8030 I agree. I have a draw with straps that I never use on my Sonys. I bought a new A&3 a few weeks back and thought nI would try a strap but it only lasted 2 hours and I took it off. Do people drop cameras? What are straps for?
Seems interesting lense.. But not sure though if it's lense or you doing fab work.. Lol😁... How heavy is it? How it's performing especially in the late evening.. Sunset or during night/dark photoshoot ?..
Thank you! I would say it’s a mixture of both haha a nice lens helps me do my work better/easier :) It’s pretty heavy with the camera + lens, but like I mentioned in the video it’s a bit smaller and lighter than the GFX100 which I used earlier this year. And I wasn’t sure what to expect but I thought it performed really well in darker lighting. The shots in the tunnel IMO look really clean even with a higher ISO. I’m also going to do a photoshoot with this camera at night, so we will see how it goes then!
Thank you and yes I have a few that I think would work, I have more natural presets like Aspen or Willow, or even a more stylised preset like Amalfi could work as well. If you want more help please email me :)
Yes, I had no issues at all during this portrait photoshoot! The camera and lens made it really easy to shoot portraits :) I personally prefer this f1.7 lens like I mentioned in the video as it makes shooting handheld easier with no motion blur and you have more freedom to shoot in any location such as the darker tunnel I wanted some photos in.
I suppose the 100% crops are only at 100% for people watching the video in 4K, on a 4K screen - for the rest of us it's somewhere below 100%. Is that right? Maybe worth including some crops blown up to 200% to so that it would be equivalent to 100% when scaled back down to 1080p?
If you’re watching the video in 1080p you won’t be able to see all the details regardless of how much I zoom into the images, which is why I decided to include a folder on my blog where you can just download some high res jpgs so you can zoom in yourself/see it without video compression.
I have the gfx 100 and I don't experience any motion blur, probably you were because you are shooting hand held with the back screen instead of using the view finder which is difficult to steady a camera with that way of shooting.
Yeah but I used the 100 and 100S in the same way - handheld, LCD, same camera settings, with similar shutter speeds and one has motion blur and the other doesn’t. So they definitely improved IBIS and shutter mechanism regardless of how I shoot.
Hello, may i ask? Would you mind to share, whats the device extender name outside the bottom of the lens / your camera? Is that a device to make the bts lcd screen recorder in this video?
When it comes to portraits I think a camera like this is better suited for something like fine art photography. With my style and the kind of work I do like weddings and fashion, I don’t need so much resolution personally! I like sharp images, but anywhere between 24-30MP is more than enough for me to be able to deliver good images to my client :)
You will get some motion blur holding the camera like that ! I'm surprised how many photographers use back screen, rather than viewfinder these days. I guess it's the mirrorless way (where the camera does everything for you ) No need to focus on eyes when the camera does it. At least we can still compose & find locations (for now) until the camera learns to do that 🤣 Driving cars seems to be going the same way 🤔
I like the video and also the camera but since I have invested a lot in Sony E mount lens, I don't think I will invest in another the fuji MF system, the lenses are also expensive with limited support from third party lens makers ( apart from the cost Fuji makes exception lenses). The file size is huge 200mb for a single photo in raw, not real surprise given the resolution of the picture. I have Sony A7 R3 its raw file is 81mb-82mb. For this MF format file It will take a computer with considerable processing power and time to edit a 200mb raw files. People like me 42mp camera like Sony A7 R3 and 61mp R4 is more than enough for my need. How do you feel about this camera compare to a A7 R4 with GM 50mm F1.2?
Yeah surely a A7Riv would be enough for most people? How much slower is the Fuji in general run and gun and kids/sport/wildlife? Apart from much higher RES of some medium format, I hear the larger sensor gives more 3D pop for portraits?
While I appreciate medium format cameras and cameras like the A7R4, they are not for me when it comes to client work. With portrait and wedding photography I personally just don't need file sizes this large, the A7III is more than enough for me! For the kind of work I do up to 30MP is usually enough. That's just me though, there are plenty of people who could and do benefit from medium format. In terms of portraits, fine art photography is something that comes to mind that you could use this for
@John Liang the raw files are around 100MB compressed. Why would you shoot uncompressed? The compressed file is a kind of a zip file, you don’t loose any information
@@mike-bv2jc Sorry with compressed raw you do lost info and it is not difficult to find a video on youtube illustrating the difference between the difference between raw and compress raw files. In post editing under exposed and over exposed the difference will show up. And storage price is cheap today and if you own a Sony R3/R4 the price of storage media would not be a concern for you, I use 128GB sandisk extreme and extreme pro on R3 they are under $30 in my country.
Love watching Julia’s professional way of directing the model.such a consummate pro
When you mentioned the files sizes at the beginning, my hard drive literally screamed and jumped out the window....
😂
This here is 😂😂😂
Is not that bad, a compressed raw file has only around 100MB…
@@mike-bv2jc why get all that gear and shoot compressed?
@@michaelj7069 because shooting compressed saves space on the memory card, no information is lost. You use lossless compression, if you know what that means
This model is gold. She is amazing! :)
honestly didnt realize how much of a difference a medium format cameras make until this video, the shots **chefs kiss**
Great video, thanks for showing so much of the process and mixing in the full size images! I got a 100S about 3 weeks ago and went with the 80mm as I could only get one lens, and I've been blown away by every shot I've taken so far. The ISO performance and IBIS are enough to shoot solid images in everything from noonday sunlight to dimly lit music venues. The autofocus is... not great with the 80mm, but it feels alright when spot focusing. Hoping the upcoming 50mm f/1.4 has a linear motor for more snappy autofocus.
Those crops are insane!!!! The amount of detail, especially at 5:57 is crazy! 0_0
Actractive activities between photographer and model-Beautiful photos
Yes! A GFX 100s video!!
Looks amazing quality. Hopefully one day I will be able to get this camera. I shoot Olympus as my everyday camera but love medium format for high end. Great images, thank you for sharing.
Very nice review. Owning the 50s, R, and 100 previously.. I had to sell them when corona hit. Just sold my beloved Canon to get the 100S. It’s pretty much reminds me where I started with it of the 50S just with the best capabilities of all four cameras. My favorite gf lens is the 250. Getting the 45-100 and the 80 soon though. Great review!
Is the eye-autofocus good enough with 110mm F2?
Nice job by Julia & Phoebe. Excellent shoot 📷 ! Great location.
Thank you so much!
Hello Julia I hope you are well. How you explain photography is very simple. I really like the way you explain. Thank you so much Julia. Be careful because of the corona condition
Beautiful! I hope you'll review the gfx 100ii soon ❤
The shutter sounds really cool
Yeah I really liked it too!
Great vid as usual 🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾 XT3 user here so deffo appreciate your fuji videos
The 80mm 1.7 it's a lovely lens
Could you please tell me the device you've attached at the base of your camera? I am curious 😉
Is it a hdmi video external recorder without display?
What wireless video transmitter are you using to send video from the GFX100s to the external recorder? Looks like a very streamlined setup 😃
Would love to see more portrait shoots with the 50mm f1.2 GM! 🙌🏻
The quality and your retouching is chef's kiss 😘
Thank you!!
Love Julia's tips from Vietnam with love !
Thank you!
All I want for Christmas is .......😍 this setup I love. Awesome content Julia 😘
What do you think about GFX 50s II ,
Will be a good camera for wedding photography ?
Thx
This really makes me want a medium format camera now lol.
I just happened to see one at a camera shop in the area when a fuji rep was there. Based on the lense sizes alone, I'll never want to carry that around lol. It would stay in the studio on a tripod for the rest of its days 😴 .
Good video. I am curious to know what is the rig under the camera and lens ?
Absolutely adorable as always I enjoyed it so much :-) :-)
I fall in love with the model
Nice to see the real-world examples. Waiting for mine.
Hello,
what is the thing under the GFX 100s? do you have a reference please?
some greats spots in that part of The Rocks, shot a wedding there not too long ago, these fuji files are looking great
Yeah it’s such a popular spot for wedding photography, I remember shooting a wedding there a while back during peak season and there was easily 10 other wedding portraits happening in the area at the same time haha.
My experience with the 80/1.7 is that that AF behaveour is problematic , especially in AF continuous mode , which I prefer in portrait photography! Not so with the 110 mm
Agreed. My 110 is "snappy" in MF terms, by comparison.
Do you think it’s something that would be solved with a firmware update?
Hi Just came across your content. Love it all. I am curious, as per a lot of questions in this thread, as to what the recording type device is that you managed to capture the settings of the LCD/EVF with while you were shooting live ? Can you please let us know ? Thanks. :)
Legend has it, when shooting portraits with the GFX100S, you can actually crop in so far you can see the back of the subject’s head
You mean blackheads 😭😭😭 probably yes.. cuz you see more than you need from 50r and 50s already
Is that lens equivalent (35mm) to 50mm f1,2?
More like a 63mm. I had it for a while and exchanged it for a 110mm as I like the "85"mm(in ff terms).
63mm f/1.35 more like.
You divide the f stop to 1.29 and you get the equivalent f stop in full frame. So f2 means f1.55, f1.7 means f1.31. I wish they had more lenses like that.
Very nice video with such a bunch of beautiful photos ❤️❤️. Your videos are really very good and interesting to see. Love from India... Have a great day.....
Thank you so much, I hope you’re staying safe in India 💛
Hi! Julia, thank you again for another great video. Just curious, what type of transmitter did you use?
Pls tell me how did she use a recorder in her camera without the monitor? Like was that a transmitter(in the bottom of her camera) that connects wirelessly to atomos? Im so confused
Hello, I'm an amateur photographer and I follow your work for a few years, I love everything. congratulations, I have a question how do you record what you see on the screen? it looks like you have a device under the chambers but you don’t have a link to it at discretion.
Thanks for this video. That camera looks amazing. But honest question with all that extra detail does editing photos take longer?
Yes. Gotta have a powerful computer
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I miss this! 💖💖
HI Julia, nice work as usual! My faves are those on the stairs at about the 9:17 mark. Cute model too, lol.
Thank you! 😊 and yeah Phoebe was so great, loved working with her!
Hi Julia , what device did you use to record the camera screen ?
Hello, I have a simple question. Which one is better (sonya7r5/ fujifilm gfx100s) in terms of (both photo and video)
GFX = Giant F*****G X Camera 100S 😅 😅
Naturally the next step is to do a medium format film camera shoot. Just to keep with the overzised camera theme haha Such amazing look images from that 100s
Bahaha I promise I will shoot with the Yashica soooon!
I hate a small form factor camera like my a7's. I pimp mine up with cage and matt box so I dopnt feel embarrassed turning up to a shoot and the client thinking Im using a toy camera.
At 3:58 the reason there is more motion blur is because of the amount of pixels (100MP). It's because on an 8MP camera those pixels wouldn't necessarily be blurred from the motion because there is less detail. I think you can try this by comparing an a7riv and an a7iii. But they both have good ibis.
But both the GFX100 and GFX100S have 100 MP - I was comparing those 2 cameras. So they definitely did improve stabilisation from one body to the next!
@@juliatrotti Oh I thought you were comparing shutter speeds between medium format and full frame
Un video davvero fantastico!!
What's the tool you use to record the LCD screen?
Fujifilm GFX100s + 80mm f1.7. What an ultimate combo for portraits, studio shots or even landscapes. It sells for: €8500 together, which is a lot of money but then again top quality cost something. One could get A7R4 with 50 1.2 GM to get similar but not as good results at €6000. If i had money spared i would definitely went with medium format Fuji GFX. Maybe one day...
I wanted to check resolution but it's not clear how to download once on your website.
Loved this very informative whats the transmitter device are you using to stream from the camera?
I don't understand how you captured the focusing monitor with focus points, some remote device under the camera body?
Fuji gotta send you that new GFX100II with GF 55mm and 80mm f1.7s.
Hi Julia, this video is so nice, & really like this lens.
Thank you!
Hi
I think you are wrong about IBIS and shutter. I run both these cameras. The shutter in each is exceptionally dampened. It was part of the big package with the 100. As to the supposed half stop of additional stabilisation, well, you are not generally getting 5 stops on either in real world use but it’s enough to allow you to do what you are doing - shoot hand held hardly worrying about technique and still get great results - which you do - from a very vibration sensitive sensor.
Lovely pics buy what was the transmitter underneath used for, in camera recording for b-roll?
Have no care for the camera. Came here for your awesome shoot! Keep it up Julia! Mahalo!
Thank you, it’s why I try to keep my reviews with a creative photoshoot, you can still get something out of it even if the camera/lens is not for you :D
@@juliatrotti Always a win watching your vids! Keep it up!
What is that wire/cable extending from the bottom of your camera? Thank you!
the same question was asked by different members, but so far no response, lol. Any response will be greatly appreciated. Thank you! :)
@@FlatulEssence cine eye 2s
cine eye 2s
Hi Julia did you try the GF110mm f2.0 lens ?
Was it the Accsoon CineEye Wireless Video Transmitter?
now these are my fave focal lengths , you're model friend looks like one of my friend here in the Philippines. Nice shots! the camera is very bloody expensive!
Thank you!
Its expensive but as a pro we need a camera like this. Its not for people who shoot dogs and cats. we make money from these cameras
Sony A1 is more expensive and is only full frame
The photos are NOT at the bottom of the blog post. Just some sample photos, one with quite have purple fringing.
Hey Julz! What's the thing under your camera (the thing with the antennas)? Is it how you capture your viewfinder? Can you give is the reference or the item?
Nice shoot. Interested to hear about your experience editing those files. 🥂
Thanks! I used Lightroom to edit them, it took a while to build the 1:1 previews but once that happened it ran really smoothly like any other files surprisingly. I then used Luminar AI for the skin retouching to help me out.. since the files are so big it would have taken me a LONG time to manually retouch them in Photoshop lol. I was considering using Iridient to convert the files, I’ve used it before for photos from the X-T4 and noticed a good improvement in sharpness. But I thought they looked really sharp SOOC as is, so decided not to do that this time.
@@juliatrotti 😲 Thanks for that awesome response. 👍🎯
Love this. Do you always shoot with the screen, instead of the viewfinder?
Still have my 50R. Maybe next year I’ll upgrade it. Just got the 110mm, kinda wishing I got the 80
Thank you and yes, I much prefer shooting with the screen! I used to shoot with the viewfinder 100% of the time when I used to use DSLRs, but for portrait photography I prefer having that openness to be able to talk and direct my subject. It helps a lot more when I’m shooting weddings for example when people aren’t as comfortable in front of the camera. I’ve noticed a huge improvement in confidence when they can see my face vs when I’m buried in the viewfinder lol. The 110 is a gorgeous lens as well, I used that one in my first GFX video that I uploaded in January.. but yeah having f1.7 with the 80 is really nice!
I have the 110 lens and just upgraded my 50s to 100s a month ago. I am not convinced that I should get the 80 as well. The 110 is a keeper
@@juliatrotti 👍 One of the big advantages of the waist level finder in the medium format film cameras like the Hasselblad 500 CM is that you can use both eyes to compose, view and enjoy your process. Whatever works for you is fine!
@@mike-bv2jc Do you see a big improvement in the 100s results? I own the 50s and think also about switching to 100s (also thinking of built in stabilization). would love to hear your experience
@@christophsauer2857 there is definitely a better focusing and more details. The IBIS also helps quite a bit, but if you shoot for example landscape with long exposure you have to switch it off. From what I see there is also an improvement for high ISO (less noise for the same ISO)
I haven't done any true comparison between the two cameras, once I switched to 100s never looked back.
Recently I shoot mostly in the studio and I see that I get a good bokeh even if I shoot at f/8. I use mostly the 110 f/2 lens (I have only 2 lenses, the second one being 32-64 f/4). I have some of my pictures on Purpleport and in a private group on Facebook. There you can see pictures taken with both 50s and 100s and can see the differences
Do you think I’ll notice a big difference in image quality with the 50sii and 80mm coming from the xt4 and 56mm?
Is that an Accsoon cineeye wireless transmitter? Couldn't find the device in the description..
Julia!!💜
Wow that is a very sexy camera. I may have to pick one up for a second camera since it doesn't do action well.
Hey Julia, this is a bit of a weird request but could you do a blind comparison between the Fuji GF 80mm 1.7 and the XF 50mm f1.0? Or even the GF 110mm f2 against the 50mm f1.0? I'm really curious to see how many people can actually tell the difference between APS-C and medium format. And if you manage to get your hands on it, you could even through the Mitakon 35mm 0.95
That would be so interesting to compare side by side!! I currently have the 50 f1.0 but not the GFX anymore, but I will try to make this happen!
@@juliatrotti Thank you so much!! I really really wanna see if the "medium format look" is real or just BS. I think the "MF look" *was* real back in the film days since you couldn't fake a bigger physical negative with finer grain, but digital is completely different. Full frame imo can already achieve the MF look with how much megapixels you can get on a higher end FF camera paired with all those readily available *and* cheap F1.2 FF lenses
@@juliatrotti And by the way, if you ever get your hands on the Mitakon 65mm 1.4 you should check it out! It's for the GFX system and equates to a 50mm f1.0 which is INSANE
@@yashwinning I saw somewhere that Zeiss Otus 100mm for Canon EF with a gf adapter covers almost the whole gfx sensor. I would like to try it to see how it works
@@mike-bv2jc From what I understand a bunch of FF glass actually covers or nearly covers the GFX medium format sensor so that only the sharpest area is available when cropped. Kinda like how both the Sigma 18-35mm and 50-100mm can cover full frame when zoomed all the way out
Mind Blowing Work I Loved it 💕
Thank you so much!
Is it true that the auto-focus of that lens is very slow?
Thanks. Fab video.
Would these files load onto an 12.9 IPad Pro w/M1 chip. 1tb hd? At least for reviewing? Thx!
Perfect 💖😭
I feel a bit anxious watching you holding a $7000 camera without a strap
Straps are annoying
That camera with so much resolution, can really only give its best when mounted solidly on a tripod. I really don't believe that any amount IS is going to keep the shake away. I know the young lady is demonstrating the camera, but 100 mp of MF resolution directed at a human face at so close a distance, is not going to do anyone a favour.
Haha knock on wood but I never use a camera strap and have never dropped a camera! I agree I just feel like they get in the way a bit 😅
I would have agreed with you before, I got some amazing results from the GFX100 mounted on a tripod vs handheld. But like I mentioned in this video they really worked on making this GFX100S a more user friendly camera, I got incredibly sharp results just handheld. No need to mount on a tripod. Especially paired with that new 80 f1.7 lens, I was able to have the freedom of shooting in darker locations such as the tunnel, hand held, low shutter speed and no motion blur.
@@maniveiszadeh8030 I agree. I have a draw with straps that I never use on my Sonys. I bought a new A&3 a few weeks back and thought nI would try a strap but it only lasted 2 hours and I took it off. Do people drop cameras? What are straps for?
Seems interesting lense.. But not sure though if it's lense or you doing fab work.. Lol😁... How heavy is it? How it's performing especially in the late evening.. Sunset or during night/dark photoshoot ?..
Thank you! I would say it’s a mixture of both haha a nice lens helps me do my work better/easier :) It’s pretty heavy with the camera + lens, but like I mentioned in the video it’s a bit smaller and lighter than the GFX100 which I used earlier this year. And I wasn’t sure what to expect but I thought it performed really well in darker lighting. The shots in the tunnel IMO look really clean even with a higher ISO. I’m also going to do a photoshoot with this camera at night, so we will see how it goes then!
Pleasee what is under the gfs with hdmi is it a hollywood mars x system???????
What is that screen recording you are using that sticking out of your camera?
hi Julia, do you have preset for kids ? i'm really love your preset
Thank you and yes I have a few that I think would work, I have more natural presets like Aspen or Willow, or even a more stylised preset like Amalfi could work as well. If you want more help please email me :)
Cool camera
In the beginning of this video the model is very eager that when we start photo shoot.
Julia，80MM F1.7 is enough for portrait？my means，the focus speed.
Yes, I had no issues at all during this portrait photoshoot! The camera and lens made it really easy to shoot portraits :) I personally prefer this f1.7 lens like I mentioned in the video as it makes shooting handheld easier with no motion blur and you have more freedom to shoot in any location such as the darker tunnel I wanted some photos in.
love from india❤️
How do you record your camera screen?
Do you think a fujifilm 50s II will be released this year?
I have no idea! I actually still need to try out the 50 line, hopefully I can borrow one next :)
Where can we see the files from this shoot?
I suppose the 100% crops are only at 100% for people watching the video in 4K, on a 4K screen - for the rest of us it's somewhere below 100%. Is that right?
Maybe worth including some crops blown up to 200% to so that it would be equivalent to 100% when scaled back down to 1080p?
If you’re watching the video in 1080p you won’t be able to see all the details regardless of how much I zoom into the images, which is why I decided to include a folder on my blog where you can just download some high res jpgs so you can zoom in yourself/see it without video compression.
I have the gfx 100 and I don't experience any motion blur, probably you were because you are shooting hand held with the back screen instead of using the view finder which is difficult to steady a camera with that way of shooting.
Yeah but I used the 100 and 100S in the same way - handheld, LCD, same camera settings, with similar shutter speeds and one has motion blur and the other doesn’t. So they definitely improved IBIS and shutter mechanism regardless of how I shoot.
Hello, may i ask? Would you mind to share, whats the device extender name outside the bottom of the lens / your camera? Is that a device to make the bts lcd screen recorder in this video?
cine eye 2s
hi julia, do you think this big resolution with a sharp objective is to much of sharpness in portrait photography ? greets bm
When it comes to portraits I think a camera like this is better suited for something like fine art photography. With my style and the kind of work I do like weddings and fashion, I don’t need so much resolution personally! I like sharp images, but anywhere between 24-30MP is more than enough for me to be able to deliver good images to my client :)
Does the camera have a battery grip with a vertical shutter. Seems uncomfortable to shot verticals.
As far as I know there is no vertical grip
Please review the Hasselblad X2D
Have you used the canon 850d , if so is it a good started camera for photography??
Nice one Julia, lovely model as well.. Fuuuuujjji.
Thank you 😊
curious, do you reemember what Film Simulation you were shooting on ?
I’m 99% sure I had it on Velvia but I edited the SOOC raws with no simulation in the end!
You will get some motion blur holding the camera like that ! I'm surprised how many photographers use back screen, rather than viewfinder these days. I guess it's the mirrorless way (where the camera does everything for you ) No need to focus on eyes when the camera does it.
At least we can still compose & find locations (for now) until the camera learns to do that 🤣
Driving cars seems to be going the same way 🤔
I’ve noticed that too it’s handicapping oneself for reasons I’m not so sure
Niceee video
Unfortunatlly the images you're sharing are jpg :( I was looking for raw files (like DNG so you keep your orignal files for you)
I like the video and also the camera but since I have invested a lot in Sony E mount lens, I don't think I will invest in another the fuji MF system, the lenses are also expensive with limited support from third party lens makers ( apart from the cost Fuji makes exception lenses). The file size is huge 200mb for a single photo in raw, not real surprise given the resolution of the picture. I have Sony A7 R3 its raw file is 81mb-82mb. For this MF format file It will take a computer with considerable processing power and time to edit a 200mb raw files. People like me 42mp camera like Sony A7 R3 and 61mp R4 is more than enough for my need. How do you feel about this camera compare to a A7 R4 with GM 50mm F1.2?
Yeah surely a A7Riv would be enough for most people? How much slower is the Fuji in general run and gun and kids/sport/wildlife? Apart from much higher RES of some medium format, I hear the larger sensor gives more 3D pop for portraits?
While I appreciate medium format cameras and cameras like the A7R4, they are not for me when it comes to client work. With portrait and wedding photography I personally just don't need file sizes this large, the A7III is more than enough for me! For the kind of work I do up to 30MP is usually enough. That's just me though, there are plenty of people who could and do benefit from medium format. In terms of portraits, fine art photography is something that comes to mind that you could use this for
@John Liang the raw files are around 100MB compressed. Why would you shoot uncompressed? The compressed file is a kind of a zip file, you don’t loose any information
@@mike-bv2jc Sorry with compressed raw you do lost info and it is not difficult to find a video on youtube illustrating the difference between the difference between raw and compress raw files. In post editing under exposed and over exposed the difference will show up. And storage price is cheap today and if you own a Sony R3/R4 the price of storage media would not be a concern for you, I use 128GB sandisk extreme and extreme pro on R3 they are under $30 in my country.