Have you ever tried the Mamiya 645 80mm f1.9 or the 120mm f4 macro on the GFX? I love both of these lenses adapted to the X trans sensor.

I hear you. Your video are very well shot and edited. I was a video producer ETC! for many years. I was alwys into using alternative cameras instead of taking out loans. Now that it is mostly behindg me I find it hard to even edit family videos into a simple string!

Are the image with the 200mm cropped pr are they full frame?

Very good

Thanks.

Love the video as usual! I see you have a MS Surface Pro on the desk. Are you using that for you're editing, etc? I've been looking at them and am thinking about getting one to replace my Macbook Pro.

It looks like an X-H1 in your hands!

hallo my compliments. can you tell me where did you buy the minolta rokkor adaptor for gfx fujifilm?thank you

Your photos are absolutely magnificent. It’s amazing what you created with a model, some dust and a speedlight.

Dumb question, hope someone can help. I'm looking to purchase the gfx 50r and love it for the 65:24 panorama (closest I'll get to xpan). Does anyone know if i can still shoot 65:24 with Minolta lenses?

Hey Bert. Your videos are inspiring but what have you been up to? 2018 is calling!

where's your strobes? every mom with a 5dm2 shoots with natural light :)

I purchased a Nikon to GFX adapter by Fotodiox. I tested with the trinity of Nikon lenses (24-70mm, 85mm, 70-200mm). They all introduce noticeable amount of vignetting. I posted the results on B&H website. You almost throw out more than 30% of the pixels, which defeats the point of having 50 MP. You'd better shoot with a 36 MP Nikon D810. At least, you don't waste time on editing. For the adapter I paid nearly $200, which is to me a waste of money now. Second reason is that 35mm lenses are not made to support such a high resolution (not enough amount of efficient light transmission for a quality image rendition). The images might look more tolerant on a digital screen for sharing on social media etc., but the result might not as compromising in print and any commercial use. So, using 35mm lenses on GFX seems to be pointless, unless you are after some specific artistic look, maybe. The only working option could be using old medium format camera lenses, I think.

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Model? In the woods? Where's the video of her "acting"?

I can do the same with full frame sensor but better.....

model seem to have no idea what she's doing or either your lack of direction

I never liked fujifilm pastel colour tones. And whats the point to use old and cheap lenses on so expensive medium format camera? If you can afford Fujifilm GFX you have to afford lenses for this mount.