I am in the US southwest and the 50R with the 35-70 and 100-200 does it all.

I used my 100s and 50r on my 53 days in Alaska. 9000 Raws later and I still marvel at the quality! My 100-200 and 30mm were my most used lenses.

In actual fact the Fujifilm GFX50r (now that you can pick one up secondhand for less money than a new DSLR) is probably the best value camera in the world - I have the GFX100 after foraying with the 50s - I didn't like the 50s because it is far too fiddly a thing - but the 100 is astonishing - and I'm sure the smaller 100s is a truly great thing also - why there was no extra grip introduced for I have no idea and is the only reason I haven't switched - we Pros like big cameras - and it's not for the reason you might thin - to look impressive - it's for stability - the larger something is the more control you have over it!!

Ah such a good video! I wish I had a MF camera for my NZ trip. I went in December of 2018 and it was the most amazing experience and trip of my life. I hiked Mueller Hut and WOW I'll never forget it. Some amazing views and sensational the climate changes through the climb.

Great video, straight talking and some stunning images. I've owned a 50r for a while now but have been using it with vintage lenses because I thought the Fuji lenses were overpriced. Then Fuji heavily discounted the 35-70 and I bit the bullet and bought one. Wow, now I get it. The Fuji lenses really are that good. So now I have my heart set on the 100-200 and that will be it for me. A medium format camera loaded with different "film stock" and different formats from panoramic to 6x6, coupled with two super sharp zooms covering (in 35mm terms) 28-160mm? Well let's face it, if I can't capture some great images with that combination.....then I'm incapable of capturing great images.

Great video. Great advice. Great pictures showcased. Subscribed. Easy.

Fantastic photos.

@bernieshore

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, appreciate your comment

Nice shots man!

@bernieshore

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, I was sweating bullets for a bit. Total white out but cleared nicely 👍

Thank you for the video and comments , at some point you also used GFX50SII , which one you prefer to use if you take mostly B&W

Oh wow, nice shots 👏🏼…if I knew you’re going to Mt Cook I’d have joined you 🥲

@bernieshore

Жыл бұрын

This weekend?? 🤩

Excellent field trip thanks for sharing 👏 Any recommendation for tripod please? What is the payload of the one you used in this video please?

Really nice processing, Bernie! Are you using polarizing filters on your lenses?

Nice pics! ♥️ I own 50R as well (paired with GF50mm/2.8) Always wanted to try some telephoto optics but it’s pricey 😉 • Greetings from Ontario 🇨🇦

@nelsonclub7722

Жыл бұрын

The GF50mm is a 3,5 - you should try the 80 or the 110 - astonishing is too small a word for them

I’m currently looking to build a 50R kit because I’m young and it’s cheaper than ever at the moment! What lenses should I get? Anyone can out their input if they want🫡

Hi, I am looking to buy a new camera, I have currently been using the Sigma DP1 Quattro for the last 7 years & am now ready to upgrade. How does the GFX50R stack up against current FF 60mp sensors? I have been looking at the GFX100s & don't think I need something that big. I read stuff saying that the GFX50R sensor is 'old' & that FF has caught up in technology & image quality?

The mental gymnastics I am currenty doing between the XT5 and the GFX50R is horrible. I keep telling myself I don't need the 50R then I see videos like this and realise I do!