[•] Landscape Photography and mini Review with Fujifilm GFX50s

The process on colour is not as punchy as a Canon DSLR and not a problem just be aware that you will find yourself increasing the saturation a tad more in Photoshop. I love the end result when processing the photographs and the image allows plenty of room for adjustment to the look you want to achieve. Sunlit days are not a problem and the dynamic range is great even when shooting directly into the sun with no loss in image quality. The camera seams to really hold its own in bright situations with no digital banding and had no issue in getting the right exposure. The viewfinder is easy on the eye, bright and clear and easy to use. I have slowed down more using this camera and this is a good thing and feels relaxing. Have to admit an enjoyable camera to use.

Any photograph I process in colour I find I can’t help myself having a quick look at the results of processing a black and white. I think the Black and whites are processed better than a Leica Monochrom in fact this camera is a Leica Monochrom killer. Sorry Leica.

The manual dial shutter dial forces you to think on shutter speed as the exposure adjustment between each selection is about 3 stops. You will be using the dial more often and some might not like this camera function as other brands allow you can keep going on winding the shutter all the way up or down. To me it feels old school and I’m not in any rush each time I take a photograph. Shooting a wedding might be a different story and long term will this impact the camera with more wear and tear only time will tell. The shutter sound is a nice solid clunk and reminds me of closing the door on a vintage car. You can’t say “They don’t make them like they used too” with this camera the build quality is exceptional. 10 out of 10.

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