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| sent on 19 Ottobre 2019
Pros: Notable improvements compared to the GFX50S, very good ergonomics and handling, much more responsive autofocus, battery grip integrated with 2 batteries, excellent dynamic range, churns out excellent ready-to-use Jpg, very quiet shot. A wide range of usable cards, although of course fast and very capacious supports are recommended. I forgot: STABILIZER integrated into the machine body.
Cons: Price, price, price..! .. Huge files, needs very well "equipped" computers, lacks the ability to set medium/small RAW (as on the flagships Canon and Nikon). Synchro X a little low, at least with traditional flashes.
Opinion: I say that I had the camera available for a very limited amount of time, so my judgment can only be very approximate. However, having already had the opportunity to use the GFX 50S, I got to appreciate significant improvements compared to the latter. Starting with the autofocus, here much more reliable, in terms of accuracy and speed. the eye focus tracking, which I had activated during a short session of shooting at a beautiful model, worked very well, erroneous fire only in a very low percentage of photos. Although many people are inclined to think that the increase in resolution is one of the most tangible improvements, I think this parameter is only appreciable in specific situations; the dynamic range available, the speed of the AF, (although lower than that of an F.F:flagship), the handling of the camera, the "responsiveness", are instead appreciable aspects in the field, regardless of the specific use. Moreover, compared to a Nikon D5, or a Canon series 1, you do not feel any concrete difference in weight. The real "problem" of this camera is the purchase price, which, although far more accessible than other ephalated medium-sized solutions, remains absolutely out of reach of many potential buyers; (A substantial amount must also be taken into account for a set of optics in the system. It remains to be seen what the extent of the inevitable depreciation over time will be. Those who buy such a set must necessarily think about the possibility of depreciating the expenditure in a reasonable time, or consider the purchase in "definitive" terms, or at least to be kept for a substantial period of time. |