![]() ![]() During our testing, we could use the GF 63mm, the GF 32-64mm and the GF 120mm. The 120mm is the only one to feature an optical image stabiliser (OIS), as the camera sensor is At the moment, there are six lenses for the GFX available or planned for near future:Īs you can see, all of them are weather resistent, just like the body itself. ISO ranges from 100 to a whooping 12.800. The 51.4 megapixel CMOS sensor is 43.8×32.9 mm large with up to 8280×6208 pixel (see below), resulting in a “crop” factor of 0.8 compared to 35mm full frame. Focus peaking can be used for manually focusing. Moving the focus field around is very fast and intuitive. Even while you have the camera at the eye, The Fuji GFX uses a contrast autofocus with up to 425 different autofocus fields, which can easily be selected through a joy-stick. ![]() However, using a button next to the shutter and the rear dial, one can easily shift the exposure. The third dial for exposure correction known from the X-T1 and X-T2 was removed by the so called sub display. On the top you have two dials for ISO and exposure time. If you are used to X-series cameras, like me, you will automatically feel familiar with the intuitive handling. And there was only one camera for all seven of us. While I had a chance to test Phase ONE gear for a whole week, with some high-profile Phase ONE experts at hand, I only had one afternoon with I admit, this comparison is a bit unfair. Ireland trip last year, it’s time to check out what is the better medium format camera, Fuji GFX or Phase ONE? German FineArtPrinter magazine organised a workshop for testing and comparing theįuji X series for quite some time now, I was mainly interested in the GFX. I recently had the chance to test the new Fuji GFX 50S. Impressions on Fuji GFX and Phase ONE 11:20 am, March 26, 2017 ![]()
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