Zed A. Shaw, Painter

I have an older version of this camera and the photos out of it are incredibly good. It also has raw processing built-in so you can do quite a lot to avoid post processing entirely on many photos. 50MP is also more than enough for decades of work too.

I however may be selling my fuji as my photography needs changed dramatically when I did my big world tour last year. The Fuji is amazing, but the one I have is a BEAST. It’s massive, and while the photos are great I needed better video quality to film my locations.

I ended buying an Olympus OM-D E-1MX instead as it hit everything I need on a paintinn/filming trip. The camera and lenses are about 1/3rd the weight and size, 1 lens goes 24mm-200mm at constant f, and the stabilization is unreal. I AM NOT KIDDING IT IS ABSOLUTE CREEPY MAGIC.

It does super fast 20MP photos, 50MP hand held or tripod combined shots, 4k video stabilized even with a 800mm focal length hand held! I sat in a car driving through Laos with 300mm (600mm equiv) lens filming 4k log video hand held with no shake. Rarely used a tripod.

Interesting, is it mirrorless? I used to shoot with a Canon 5D Mark IV, and I've been looking at Fuji and Sony for a camera. Good to know, I'll have to watch B&H now! Also your lens collection sounds INSANE.

Totally mirrorless. I’d say it has the best color accuracy of the cameras I’ve used. It’s a massive sensor so it’s not fast like a 35mm or m4/3, but it takes very good photos.

Oh man you gotta share some shots when you get a chance. That's so exciting. Hows the weight on the body?

Now, for weight, the one I have is a monster. It's the earlier GFX 50 which was trying to be like a modern throwback to the big bulky cameras with huge eye pieces. The GFX 50R is going to be about the size of a 35mm mirrorless, but check the weight specs.