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Fujifilm Medium Format Cameras
Discover the unparalleled quality of the Fujifilm medium format system. Having caused a stir in 2017 when the ground-breaking GFX 50S mirrorless medium format digital camera was first announced, Fujifilm has forged ahead with this professional range of GFX cameras. Every model is capable of reproducing impeccable image quality when combined with high-performance G lenses, drawing on decades of optical experience to empower photographers who strive for perfection.
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Photographers join Fujifilm’s medium format system for a combination of ultra-high resolution images packed with rich detail and the distinctive style, which medium format cameras produce. Any model in the range is designed to capture subjects as diverse as portraits, weddings and landscapes through to architecture, product and fashion. The ability to print in huge formats and crop creatively, while still retaining high pixel counts is also extremely appealing to many photographers.
Fujifilm medium format cameras also offer renowned Fuji colour science, with beautiful results straight out of camera, together with advanced features which make the GFX system as simple and initiative as shooting with a regular 35mm body. Users gain features previously lacking from medium format systems, including IBIS (in-body stabilisation), 4K+ video in 10bit colour and accurate Phase-detect autofocus. Features now rival the far more compact X Series and the range has cemented itself as a true giant of the digital camera world, offering unparalleled image quality in truly compact, rugged, and lightweight bodies.
As an Official Fujifilm Authorised Dealer, Park Cameras are experts in the Fujifilm GFX system and able to offer customers technical and buying advice. Whether you invest in the flagship GFX 100 II, compact GFX 100S II, and second generation GFX 50S II, you can expect incredible results throughout. Shop securely online and enjoy free delivery when you spend over £50, with all stock guaranteed for the UK market.
Read our blog posts which delve deeper into the workings of this highly compelling system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fujifilm’s medium format camera?
What is Fujifilm’s medium format camera?
Fujifilm’s medium format camera range is the GFX system, which includes several camera models, which all feature a large 43.8mm x 32.9mm CMOS sensor. This offers photographers high resolutions from 50 megapixels to over 100 megapixels, together with unparalleled image quality, distinctive styling and compact, robust camera bodies.
Is Fujifilm XT-4 medium format?
Is Fujifilm XT-4 medium format?
The Fujifilm XT-4 is not medium format as it includes an APS-C sized sensor, which measures 23.5mm x 15.6mm. Fuji’s medium format cameras come with a far larger sensor measuring 43.8mm x 32.9mm.
Is Fujifilm GFX really medium format?
Is Fujifilm GFX really medium format?
Fujifilm GFX is medium format, with a range of mirrorless cameras which boast a large 43.8mm x 32.9mm sensor, which Fuji refer to as ‘large format’. There are models in the range which now feature built-in stabilisation, 4K video capabilities as well as phase-detect AF.
What is Fujifilm's high resolution medium format camera?
What is Fujifilm's high resolution medium format camera?
Fujifilm's high resolution medium format camera is the GFX 100S, which includes 102 megapixel medium format sensor. This provides the ability to shoot incredibly detailed images suitable to huge format prints, with beautifully smooth gradations and extremely accurate colours.
Fujifilm GFX vs X series
Fujifilm GFX vs X series
The difference between the Fujifilm GFX vs X series is the size of the sensor. The GFX range of cameras are considered medium format, boasting a large 43.8mm x 32.9mm sensor, with resolutions up to 102 megapixels, whereas the X series use an APS-C format 23.5mm x 15.6mm sensor.
