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But they pulled it off! And itвЂ™s amazing. I have yet again been following the development of it, and there have been a lot of challenges for the incredible engineers at Fujifilm to shrink it down to a size that would make it fit into the GFX100S body. Just like with the GFX100 it isnвЂ™t a small feature to put in a camera with that sized sensor. Very cool.ДЄs if it wasnвЂ™t impressive enough in the GFX100, the newly designed 6-stop IBIS unit in the GFX100S is even more impressive. ItвЂ™s fully equipped with 2 card slots both capable of running UHS-II speeds. On the opposite side you have the card slot bay. USB-C for connecting and charging, an mini HDMI port and a standard flash sync terminal. In the connection and ports area on the left hand side of the camera you will find dedicated headphone and dedicated mic jack. This has been the norm on all recent FUJIFILM cameras, so nothing new about that. The LCD is of course a touch screen where you can assign swiping function gestures. Other than that you can pretty much customise all the labeled buttons to whichever function you would like. On the front of the camera you have an unlabelled function button and on the top plate you have two. Indicating that the video section of the GFX100S is definitely to be taken serious! You now have a dedicated Movie/Still switch. I understand that I might be a minority in that, so IвЂ™m not making a big fuss about it.ДЈ.

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However using the front and back scroll wheels for ISO and shutter speed changes when in M-mode is just as easy once you get used to it.

#Fuji full frame manual

I switched to FUJIFILM X system because of the manual dials. The left hand ISO dial is now a PSAM dial, and to the right the Shutter speed dial has been replaced with the big info display from the GFX100 series. If that til adapter is your bread and butter, the GFX100S is not the camera for you. I personally never used the tilt adapter, but maybe some of you did. This makes the camera much more sleek and lean if you ask me. Gone is the hatched EVF, so you can no longer use the tilted EVF adapter. On the top plate youвЂ™ll see probably the biggest changes of all.ДЎ. So letвЂ™s start with the complex machine, and then get to the glass afterwards. Image quality might therefore not be final.Дisclaimer 3:В All shots with- and of the product has been shot by me, and is not to be used without my explicitВ permission. I expect you to be adults, capable of forming your own opinions based on presented information.Дisclaimer 2:В All the images in this article has been shot using an early prototype of the GFX100S as well as a prototype GF80mm f/1.7. This means that IвЂ™m just about as biased as I can get, and whether you choose to believe my views or not is entirely up to you. I donвЂ™t get paid for doing these write ups (and I have been doing them even before getting involved with Fujifilm).

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So if youвЂ™re only interested in the GF80mm f/1.7 stuff JUST CLICK HERE to go directly.Д«ut before we get going as always, IвЂ™ll be courteous and write down my usual disclaimers.ДЇeel free to skip everything but number 3Дisclaimer 1:В IвЂ™m an X-photographer. Normally I would split my articles for two such major product releases, but since IвЂ™ve mainly been shooting the two products as a combination since November, I thought it would make sense to write about both of these products in one article. And today theyвЂ™re launching their latest digital medium format mirrorless camera, The GFX100S as well as the worlds fastest medium format lens ever created. In the mere 4 years since that launch of the GFX50S, FUJIFILM has launched the GFX50R, the GFX100 and no less than 12 GF lenses.