Reviews written by _Karmal_

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by _Karmal_

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Fujifilm GF 30mm f/5.6 T/S

Pros: No AC optical quality, excellent construction.

Cons: Weight & Price

Opinion: Excellent construction soft tilts and with the possibility of rotating both the tilt / shift mechanism by pressing a button, the same happens through another button to rotate the tilt mechanism to change the direction of the tilt operation of the displacement from orthogonal to the same direction, the weight is quite important with lens hood and collar reaches almost the kilo and 700 grams but you have no difficulty in using it freehand. Chromatic aberration from the first shots that I was able to verify almost absent, (here a couple of shots in ful res at f.8 handheld) https://karmal.prodibi.com/a/4ykr8wj88ro1dvl/i/ozjg14v6588x62m https://karmal.prodibi.com/a/4ykr8wj88ro1dvl/i/rrjk518ko2zgryk Excellent optical quality in line with the other Gf lenses (I will soon compare it with the younger brother gf 30), it is easily used handheld I thought it was difficult but for 80% of shots you can use it safely, Here is a full res shot at 1/5 sec at f.8 handheld https://karmal.prodibi.com/a/4ykr8wj88ro1dvl/i/d42ywggrlxwwe9v, combo GFX100II and GFX 30 TS to be used for targeted outings in a 10 liter bag but by removing the collar you can safely carry it together with two other A7R5 bodies with optics mounted or another GFX100 II body with optics mounted in a bag Discordant note: the collar, as on the 100, 200 and 250 GF, does not have ark swiss attack but you find third party wanting.

sent on December 23, 2023

Fujifilm GFX100 II

Pros: Ergonomics, File, excellent tactile sensation, spectacular viewfinder, operating speed, af.

Cons: Cost

Opinion: I'm trying for a couple of days this camera and I must say that I was impressed especially as af then look inside that viewfinder and something gorgeous, the vision magnification to 1x allows a real view of what you are shooting, and the real gem and that with the accessory EVF-TL1 EVF can become tiltable, The algorithm works almost at the levels of the A7r5 that I own and to be implemented on an mf sensor is not little, in burst at 8fps in afc the blackout and almost non-existent here an example on a subject stopped with ai on Car https://youtu.be/077ST8Vb4Cw. I did some tests with eye af in afc at 8fps in Mechanical/Electronic (ME) at 14 bit the blackout remains as in the video I made above 17 photos all perfectly focused on the pupil with moving subject this a screen in a crop at 300% [img]https://i.postimg.cc/fytHj10B/Immagine-2023-09-28-120910.jpg[/img]. Very comfortable keys for customization put in the right place, upper display otttimo larger than its little sister gfx 100s very useful, customizable and inclined for greater visibility, another gem the possibility to put the cards Type b that in burst are very useful to quickly empty the buffer even if you have gone from 64gb of the internal buffer of the gfx100s to the current 128gb, Formatting is also instantaneous. The battery lasts a 15% longer than the gfx 100 s strange thing thinking about the resolution of the viewfinder of 9.44 MP compared to the 3.69 Mpx of the gfx100s and with the implementation of the new more performing processor x5 . The ergonomics are also much improved as the quality of the materials that was already excellent on the gfx 100 s. The only flaw is the cost, but I estimate perlando of a camera that has made an epochal leap in that format compared to everything else even on the previous Fuji (gfx100 / gfx100 s) Finally the 80 iso native and 40 iso expanded with an unparalleled dynamic range really make the difference in the landscape. Upgrade the burst on 8 fps is surprising with a precise af and blackout great to be an mf here an example with bird eye As soon as the 500 gf comes out it will be an epochal turning point for fauna and birdlife laid https://youtu.be/zSkzSAo0lvA?si=l9OXpjzAp2CBKrd7

sent on September 29, 2023