Fujifilm GFX 50S Medium Format Mirrorless Camera with GF 120mm Lens

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Fujifilm GFX 50S Medium Format Mirrorless Camera
With GF 120mm f/4 macro lens
51.4 MP CMOS sensor
X-Processor Pro
3.2-inch 2.36m-dot touchscreen LCD
Continuous shooting rate of 3 fps
Full HD video recording at 30 fps
117-point contrast detection AF system
Built-in Wi-Fi
Dual UHS-II SD card slots
Voice memo function
NP-T125 Li-ion battery

Megapixels:: 51.4 MP

Megapixels:: A megapixel is one million pixels. It is commonly used to describe the resolution of digital cameras. For example, a 7.2 megapixel camera is capable of capturing roughly 7,200,000 pixels. The higher the megapixel number, the more detail the camera can capture. Therefore, the megapixel count is a significant specification to look for when buying a digital camera.

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Viewfinder Type:: 0.5" (1.3 cm); 3.69m-dot OLED; 100% frame coverage; Eyepoint: Approx. 23 mm; Diopter Adjustment: -4 to +2 m; Magnification: 0.85x; Diagonal Angle of View: Approx. 40°; Horizontal Angle of View: Approx. 33°; Built-in eye sensor

Panel Type:: 3.2" 2.36m-dot tilting touchscreen LCD; 4:3 aspect ratio; 100% frame coverage

Panel Type:: Type of LCD monitor.

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Lens Mount:: Fujifilm G-mount

Lens Mount:: The type of lens mount.

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Lens Filter Size:: Front: 72mm

Lens Filter Size:: The size of the filter that fits the lens.

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Maximum Aperture:: f/4

Maximum Aperture:: How wide a lens can be opened.

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Overview

Get rich still and video results with the Fujifilm GFX 50S Mirrorless Camera. A Fujifilm GF 120mm f/4 Macro lens comes along with this camera. The 51.4 MP CMOS sensor on the camera offers a 14-stop, wide dynamic range. With the X-Processor Pro, the camera ensures lag-free operation while recording 1080p videos at 30 fps and taking continuous shots at 3 fps. The 3.2-inch touchscreen LCD offers a 2.36m-dot resolution of the scene at hand. Also, the tiltable LCD makes it easy to use the camera from high and low angles. You may use two memory cards in this camera by inserting them into the dual UHS-II SD slots. The built-in Wi-Fi simplifies the process of transferring images to your smartphone. You may also remote-control the camera via the Fujifilm remote camera app. This Fuji camera has a magnesium-alloy body with weather sealing.

Optics and Focus

The Fujifilm GF 120mm f/4 Macro lens captures life-size images of small objects. This camera is also compatible with other Fujifilm G-mount lenses. The optical construction of 14 elements in 9 groups includes three Extra-low Dispersion elements to reduce chromatic aberrations and color fringing. The fluorine coating on the front element keeps moisture away. The linear AF motor ensures quiet operation, while the floating focusing system retains image sharpness from 1.5 feet to infinity. The 9-blade diaphragm produces a rounded bokeh in the background. This lens can work in harsh weather conditions, thanks to its dust- and weatherproof construction. The camera features the contrast detection AF system that divides 117 AF points into 425 to ensure accuracy. For manual focusing, the camera offers focus peaking for precise focusing.

Sensor and Screen

The 51.4 MP CMOS sensor ensures enhanced light gathering to render smooth color tones and gradations. Compose the shot or review captured videos and images by using the 3.2-inch 2.36m-dot touchscreen LCD. You can tilt the LCD up or down when working from a high or low angle. Another option for image composition is the 3.69m-dot OLED electronic viewfinder. The LCD as well as the EVF cover 100% of the frame area.

Image and Video

The Fujifilm GFX 50S can capture 51.4 MP images at a maximum resolution of 8256×6192 dpi in the photo mode, in JPEG, RAW, JPEG+RAW, as well as TIFF formats. The 1080p video recording is done at 30 fps. In the continuous shooting mode, the camera can capture unlimited JPEG, 13 lossless RAW, and 8 uncompressed RAW frames at 3 fps. You may apply film simulation modes such as Provia, Velvia, and Astia to the images and videos for giving them a unique feel.

Other Features

With the Wi-Fi connectivity built into this Fuji camera, it becomes easy to share captured photos and videos to smartphones as well as to operate the camera from a distance. You may attach an external flash on the hot shoe and synchronize it at 1/125th of a second. You may insert two UHS-II SD cards into the camera and set the storage priority for them. Also, you may make 30-second logs of shoots with the help of the voice memo function. This Fuji camera can capture approximately 400 shots per change of an NP-T125 Li-ion battery.

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Specifications

Brand
Fujifilm - fujifilm

Image Sensor
Sensor Type:	43.8 x 32.9 mm CMOS sensor, Bayer array with primary color filter
Sensor Type: Describes the makeup, build, and technology of the sensor that is in the camera. View All Attribute Definitions

Detailed Specifications
Sensitivity:	Auto, ISO 100-12800 (Extended Range: ISO 50-102400)
Sensitivity: Sensitivity or ISO refers to the light sensitivity of a certain film or a digital sensor. Where a film usually has a suggested ISO, a digital sensor often has a range of light sensitivity. View All Attribute Definitions
Focusing System:	117-point TTL contrast-detection system Manual, Continuous, Single focus modes AF Frame Selection: Single-Point, Zone AF, Wide/Tracking AF
Focusing System: The type of focusing system used to capture a sharp image. Some simple cameras have fixed (infinity) focus. Most modern cameras have autofocus systems which determine the distance to the subject automatically. There are two main types of autofocus: active autofocus, where an infrared light (or a sonar pulse) is emitted by the camera and reflected by the subject, and passive autofocus, where the image transmitted by the lens is analysed for its sharpness by a detector inside the camera. View All Attribute Definitions
Camera Mount:	Fujifilm G
Camera Mount: The trace or base where the camera is fixed or secured to eliminate vibration. View All Attribute Definitions
Hot Shoe Voltage Protection:	Yes; dedicated TTL flash compatible
Hot Shoe Voltage Protection: This is a small cover used to protect a hotshoe while it is not in use. View All Attribute Definitions
Megapixels:	51.4 MP
Megapixels: A megapixel is one million pixels. It is commonly used to describe the resolution of digital cameras. For example, a 7.2 megapixel camera is capable of capturing roughly 7,200,000 pixels. The higher the megapixel number, the more detail the camera can capture. Therefore, the megapixel count is a significant specification to look for when buying a digital camera. View All Attribute Definitions

Shutter
Shutter Speeds:	Mechanical Shutter: 4 to 1/4000 sec. in P mode; 60 min. to 1/4000 sec. in all other modes; Bulb and Time modes up to 60 min.; Electronic Shutter:; 4 to 1/16000 sec. in P mode; 60 min. to 1/16000 sec. in all other modes; Bulb and Time modes up to 60 min.; Electronic Front Curtain Shutter:; 4 to 1/4000 sec. in P mode; 60 min. to 1/4000 sec. in all other modes; Bulb and Time modes up to 60 min.; Mechanical + Electronic Shutter:; 4 to 1/16000 sec. in P mode; 60 min. to 1/16000 sec. in all other modes; Bulb and Time modes up to 60 min.; Electronic Front Curtain Shutter + Electronic Shutter:; 4 to 1/16000 sec. in P mode; 60 min. to 1/16000 sec. in all other modes; Bulb and Time modes up to 60 min.; Sync Speed for Flash:; 1/125 sec. or slower
Shutter Speeds: The amount of time the shutter stay open for exposure. Measured in fractions of seconds. View All Attribute Definitions
Shutter Type:	Focal plane shutter
Shutter Type: Blades or some type of cover that controls the time during which light reaches the film or sensor. Older cameras use mechanical shutters while new cameras use electronic shutters. View All Attribute Definitions
Self Timer:	10 or 2 sec. delay
Self Timer: Allows a delay between pressing the shutter release button and the actual firing of the shutter. Commonly used to give photographers time to put themselves in the shot and to take photos without having to physically have their hands on the camera during exposure. View All Attribute Definitions

Control Specifications
Exposure Control:	TTL 256-zone metering; Multi, Spot, Average, Center-Weighted
Exposure Control: The settings on a camera that adjust to get the correct exposure. Shutter speed, aperture and ISO sensitivity are generally three basic types of exposure control. View All Attribute Definitions
Exposure Compensation:	+/- 5 EV in 1/3 steps (movie recording: +/- 2 EV)
Exposure Compensation: Refers to the option for the user to override the internal light meter in the camera to either OVER or UNDER expose based on middle/18% gray. This is especially useful when photographing either extremely white/bright scenes or when in very dark/dimly lit scenarios. View All Attribute Definitions

A/V Mode
Video Recording System:	Full HD 1920 x 1080 at 29.97p, 25p, 24p, and 23.98p at 36 Mbps; HD 1280 x 720 at 29.97p, 25p, 24p, and 23.98p at 18 Mbps; Maximum Recording Length: Approx. 30 min
Video Recording System: Describes the camera's video recording capability. Will describe the camera's video recording system, image sensor, video resolution, as well as other pertinent information related to the camera's video recording. View All Attribute Definitions

Physical Specifications
Dimensions:	5.8 x 3.7 x 3.6" (147.5 x 94.2 x 91.4 mm); Minimum Depth: 1.6" (41.6 mm)
Dimensions: The measurements of an object. View All Attribute Definitions
Weight:	2 lb (920 g) (with EVF); 1.8 lb (825 g) (with battery and memory card); 1.6 lb (740 g) (body only)
Weight: The physical weight of the item without packaging. View All Attribute Definitions

Flash Attributes
Wireless Settings:	IEEE 802.11b/g/n; WEP, WPA, WPA2 mixed mode encryption; Infrastructure access mode
Flash Modes:	Sync Mode: 1st Curtain, 2nd Curtain, Auto FP (HSS); Flash Mode: TTL (Flash Auto, Standard, Slow Sync), Manual, Off
Flash Modes: Different modes that determines how a flash will be used in a photo. View All Attribute Definitions

Interface
Video Output Terminal:	USB 3.0, micro-USB terminal; Micro-HDMI connector (Type D); 3.5 mm stereo mini connector for external microphone; 3.5 mm stereo mini connector for headphones; 2.5 mm remote release connector; DC in 15 V connector (compatible with optional AC-15V AC Adapter); Hot shoe; PC sync terminal
Video Output Terminal: A terminal for video output. View All Attribute Definitions

Viewfinder Specifications
Viewfinder Type:	0.5" (1.3 cm); 3.69m-dot OLED; 100% frame coverage; Eyepoint: Approx. 23 mm; Diopter Adjustment: -4 to +2 m; Magnification: 0.85x; Diagonal Angle of View: Approx. 40°; Horizontal Angle of View: Approx. 33°; Built-in eye sensor

Imaging & Exposure Control
White Balance:	Automatic Scene Recognition, Custom, Color Temperature Selection (K), Preset (Daylight, Shade, Fluorescent Light [Daylight], Fluorescent Light [Warm White], Fluorescent Light [Cool White], Incandescent Light, Underwater)
White Balance: White Balance is the process of removing unrealistic color casts so that objects which appear white in person are rendered white in your photo. View All Attribute Definitions

Power System
Start Up Time:	Approx. 0.4 sec.
Start Up Time: The amount of time it takes to turn on a device. View All Attribute Definitions
Continuous Shooting Speed:	Approx. 3 fps for unlimited JPEGs, 13 lossless compressed raw files, or 8 uncompressed raw files
Continuous Shooting Speed: Refers to the number of frames that can be captured per second (fps = frames per second). View All Attribute Definitions
Battery Type:	NP-T125 rechargeable lithium-ion battery Approx. 400 shots per charge
Battery Type: The type of battery for a device. Some cameras use single use alkaline while others use rechargeable lithium batteries. View All Attribute Definitions

Recording Data
Number of Recorded Pixels:	8256 x 6192
Number of Recorded Pixels: "The number of recorded pixels" refers to the number of pixels in an image (a pixel is a cluster of dots). The larger the file size, the better the image quality when printed. View All Attribute Definitions
Image Formats:	JPEG (Exif ver. 2.3), raw (14-bit RAF), raw + JPEG, 8-bit TIFF via in-camera raw conversion
Image Formats: The types of files that a particular camera produces. All cameras output JPEG images, but some of the more sophisticated models will shoot in RAW mode. RAW Image Formats will vary based on manufacturer. View All Attribute Definitions

Brand
Brand:	Fujifilm

Monitor Specifications
Panel Type:	3.2" 2.36m-dot tilting touchscreen LCD; 4:3 aspect ratio; 100% frame coverage
Panel Type: Type of LCD monitor. View All Attribute Definitions

Memory Card Specs
Memory Card Type:	2x SD card slot; SD/SDHC/SDXH memory cards UHS-I/UHS-II
Memory Card Type: The type or brand of the memory card. Common types of memory cards are SD, Memory Stick, SDHC, SDXC, Micro SD, and Compact Flash. View All Attribute Definitions

Camera Attributes
Autofocus:	Yes
Autofocus: All digital cameras come equipped with an Autofocus, or AF Mode. While in Autofocus the camera automatically focuses on subjects based on the AF Area Mode the user has selected. View All Attribute Definitions
Aspect Ratio:	4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 1:1, 65:24, 5:4, 7:6
Exposure Modes:	Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Speed Priority, Manual
Exposure Modes: The various programmed, automatic, semi-automatic, and/or manual shooting modes which a camera has available for use. (e.g. Program, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, and Programmed Automatic) View All Attribute Definitions
Lens Mount:	Fujifilm G-mount
Lens Mount: The type of lens mount. View All Attribute Definitions

Lens
Focal Length:	120 mm
Focal Length: The distance between the film and the optical center of the lens when the lens is focused on infinity. View All Attribute Definitions

Hardware & Software Data
Operating Systems & Requirements:	14-104°F / -10-40°C; 10-80% humidity (no condensation)
Operating Systems & Requirements: The minimum operating system and hardware requirements to use hardware or run software. View All Attribute Definitions

Lens Specification
Lens Min. Focus Distance:	1.48' (45 cm)
Lens Min. Focus Distance: The shortest distance that a lens can focus. View All Attribute Definitions
Lens Filter Size:	Front: 72mm
Lens Filter Size: The size of the filter that fits the lens. View All Attribute Definitions
Minimum Aperture:	f/32
Minimum Aperture: How wide a lens can be opened. View All Attribute Definitions
Lens Magnification Factor:	0.5x
Lens Magnification Factor: This is the magnifying factor of a lens. Macro lenses will often be described by their “magnification factor”. A lens with a 1:1 magnification factor produces a projected image on the sensor which is the same as the subject. View All Attribute Definitions
Elements / Groups:	14 / 9
Elements / Groups: The individual pieces of glass that form the overall optical construction. Most lenses have between four and eleven elements to bend the light rays to ensure a perfectly formed image appears on the light sensitive surface, such as a film or CCD. The elements are arranged in groups and may be seen in specification sheets as, for example, 6 elements in 4 groups. That configuration may have two single elements and the other four grouped in pairs. View All Attribute Definitions
Angle of View (diagonal):	25.7°
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Maximum Aperture:	f/4
Maximum Aperture: How wide a lens can be opened. View All Attribute Definitions