Medium Format Camera Fujifilm GFX 100

Description

Using the X-Processor 4, the GFX 100 can offer 16-bit raw images with wide dynamic range and low noise levels. In addition, BSI sensor technology contributes to high clarity and precise color rendering when operating in different lighting conditions.

The Fuji GFX 100 uses the full width of the sensor to record DCI and UHD 4K video in 4: 2: 0 10-bit internally or 4: 2: 2 10-bit via HDMI. In addition, F-log can be used for more sophisticated post-production.

The sensor of this mid-size camera also includes a 3.76-megapixel autofocus phase system for fast and accurate focusing and tracking of subjects for photos and video.

The GFX 100 is also the first mid-size body with sensor stabilization. The 5-axis stabilization system compensates for up to 5.5 steps.

The model has an additional OLED electronic viewfinder with 5.76 million points and 85 fps. The main 2.36-megapixel 3.2-inch touchscreen display tilts in three directions to make it easy to shoot from high and low shooting points, even when shooting vertically. An additional upper display is also available to quickly check basic parameters and settings.

102MP BSI CMOS sensor
Together with the X-Processor 4, the 43.8 x 32.9mm 102-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor offers 16-bit RAW frames with a wide dynamic range as well as a wide sensitivity range from ISO 100-12800 that can be expanded to ISO 50 -102400. The large size of each pixel also makes it possible to capture light more efficiently for smoother tone and color transitions to give the characteristic "three-dimensional mid-format vision". In addition to the standard 4: 3 aspect ratio, you can also use 1: 1, 65:24, 5: 4, 7: 6, 3: 2, 16: 9.

Video recording of UHD and DCI 4K
The GFX 100 also offers an attractive range of video capabilities, including internal UHD and DCI 4K30p video recording at 4: 2: 0 10-bit, as well as 4K30p 4: 2: 2 10-bit streaming through HDMI output, both at up to 400 Mb / s. Both external and internal recording are possible. Significantly benefiting from overall video capture performance, the speed of the quad-core processor allows for fast read speeds when recording 4K video, which helps to reduce the rolling shutter defect in motion capture.

In addition to the supported 10-bit color depth, the GFX 100 also includes a F-Log gamma setting that provides more post production capabilities. This increases the potential dynamic range in scenes with complex light conditions and allows for various additional adjustments to the tones, shadows, lights, sharpness, etc. of the footage.

The camera also has a 3.5mm external microphone jack and a 3.5mm headphone jack for higher-end audio solutions.

Sensor stabilization
Built-in 5-axis image stabilization helps minimize the unwanted effects of camera shake - up to 5.5 steps. This system works in combination with any lens, including unstabilized ones, and offers additional freedom of operation at lower shutter speeds and in difficult lighting conditions.

AF system with 3.76 million points
The sensor design also includes a phase-based autofocus system, which has an impressive 3 760,000 points that cover almost the entire area of the sensor. This AF system provides faster, more accurate focusing as well as low light sensitivity up to EV -3. In addition, X-Processor 4 also contributes to rapid response when focusing and tracking objects. The autofocus system also detects faces and eyes when working in AF-C mode and when recording video.

Hull design
The construction of the magnesium alloy body is lightweight and durable, and the chamber has 95 seals to withstand weathering and dust, as well as temperatures up to -10 °, for use in adverse conditions.

Based on the modular concept, a separate OLED electronic viewfinder of 5.76 million points is included, an increase of 0.85x and a refresh of 85 frames per second. This viewfinder can be connected to an optional Fujifilm EVF-TL1 angle change adapter.

A 3.2-inch 2.36-megapixel LCD display is also available for image playback, menu navigation and Live View. This LCD display has a unique tilting design that rotates 45 ° down and 90 ° upwards for high and low angles and also tilts up to 60 ° sideways for you to take advantage of when shooting in a vertical orientation.

Built-in Vertical Flu offers a more ergonomic and comfortable design for holding the camera in horizontal or vertical shooting orientation. It also provides more space for mounting two sets of physical controls as well as the ability to work with two batteries.

The GFX 100 offers two UHS-II SD card slots and allows images to be stored sequentially, backed up / duplicated, or sorted to separate JPEGs and raw files.

Integrated Bluetooth 4.2 with low power consumption and Wi-Fi allows wireless sharing of images on a mobile device or the use of a camera remote control.

More options
Movie simulation modes let you reproduce the feel of several of Fujifilm's movie types, including Provia, Velvia, Astia, Classic Chrome and more. In addition, the grain effect can be adjusted, as well as the effect of classic Chrome, to fine-tune the look.

Time-lapse shooting is possible for up to 999 consecutive frames with a delay of 1 second to 24 hours between exposures, and up to 24 hours of shutter delay.

Multiple exposure mode allows you to shoot two consecutive frames and the first frame will be displayed on the back LCD to help you align the second.

You can use 3D electronic leveling to ensure the accuracy of the horizontal and vertical lines in your frame.

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