Digital Medium Format Thread

[Mr Perceptive]

TVR Vixen S2 - Oulton Park by David Yeoman, on Flickr

GFX50S + GF63mm

 

[Topsy]

Black Tor Falls on Dartmoor, GFX 50S.

 

[wornish]

Black Tor Falls on Dartmoor, GFX 50S.

The images on your site look a lot better. The size restrictions on here don't help.

 

[Topsy]

The images on your site look a lot better. The size restrictions on here don't help.

Thanks David, I agree the downsizing doesn't help, on EPZ I can load a much higher res image but still not the full res of the GFX which really do need to be seen to be appreciated.

 

[toohuge]

Morning all,

I hope this isn't against the rules.... I have uploaded some portraits from an assignment in the Philippines in the portrait forum: https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/philippines-portraits.759932/

These are all shot on the GFX 100 - with either the 45 2.8 or the 110 2

Chris

 

[Knikki]

Morning all and a quick question.

Out of interest, and for those that use Fujifilm GFX system, as it uses a Sony sensor, what do you use for processing RAW files?

Reason I ask is that I have an XT camera and when using Fuji Studio X you have to have the camera attached to computer because it uses the camera as a RAW Converter engine, is this the same with the GFX models?

I am not interested in getting Capture One and really do not take enough images to warrant getting into the Adobe system.

 

[Knikki]

Morning all,

I hope this isn't against the rules.... I have uploaded some portraits from an assignment in the Philippines in the portrait forum: https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/philippines-portraits.759932/

These are all shot on the GFX 100 - with either the 45 2.8 or the 110 2

Chris

Had al look and they are really nice captures of people, the detail is fantastic and I really like the natural look of the images.

 

[trevorbray]

Morning all and a quick question.

Out of interest, and for those that use Fujifilm GFX system, as it uses a Sony sensor, what do you use for processing RAW files?

Reason I ask is that I have an XT camera and when using Fuji Studio X you have to have the camera attached to computer because it uses the camera as a RAW Converter engine, is this the same with the GFX models?

I am not interested in getting Capture One and really do not take enough images to warrant getting into the Adobe system.

Pretty sure X Raw Studio works with the GFX range.

 

[Topsy]

Morning all and a quick question.

Out of interest, and for those that use Fujifilm GFX system, as it uses a Sony sensor, what do you use for processing RAW files?

Reason I ask is that I have an XT camera and when using Fuji Studio X you have to have the camera attached to computer because it uses the camera as a RAW Converter engine, is this the same with the GFX models?

I am not interested in getting Capture One and really do not take enough images to warrant getting into the Adobe system.

Lightroom.

 

[toohuge]

Morning all and a quick question.

Out of interest, and for those that use Fujifilm GFX system, as it uses a Sony sensor, what do you use for processing RAW files?

Reason I ask is that I have an XT camera and when using Fuji Studio X you have to have the camera attached to computer because it uses the camera as a RAW Converter engine, is this the same with the GFX models?

I am not interested in getting Capture One and really do not take enough images to warrant getting into the Adobe system.

I use lightroom.... that said, I the GFX files are huge. I upgraded to a mac m2 max and it needs plugging in for high power mode on the processor, then lightroom runs fine. Outside of this, my other computers really struggle and LR slows down a lot.

 

[Mr Perceptive]

Lightroom here, though I oftem use DXO PureRAW for the raw conversion

 

[Mr Perceptive]

In the Garden I by David Yeoman, on Flickr


In The Garden II by David Yeoman, on Flickr

GFX50S + Viltrox 18mm Extn + Minolta Rokkor 85mm F2