10-09-2017, 04:57 PM
Arthur, I don't own a GFX 50S, I just had maybe an hour with it to try some things, It was good to know the menu from the other Fujifilm bodies, because it's just a bit extended but more or less the same. I was at the edge to jump for this MF adventure, but then... after trying and feeling things are not that solid like a Phase One (for which I really would need a car to transport all the necessities, plus assistants 
) I'm happy Nikon came out of their cover with something like D850. I only want to afford one body in the 47 MP class and it's the most versatile they made so far.
That sample is about the impression of a blurred picture
![[Image: i-SvqJFZM-L.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-SvqJFZM/0/2f77cfd7/L/i-SvqJFZM-L.jpg)
which after all is not that blurred...
![[Image: i-xDfhBJj-L.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-xDfhBJj/0/992f39a8/L/i-xDfhBJj-L.jpg)
I'm not sure about the "fun" part of the GFX 50S, I'd call it more a rewarding part - I know since I started fooling around with high MP bodies what can go wrong. Keeping an eye on this potential sources of technically bad pictures is not much of fun but I got a bit addicted to this amount of details.
) I'm happy Nikon came out of their cover with something like D850. I only want to afford one body in the 47 MP class and it's the most versatile they made so far.That sample is about the impression of a blurred picture
which after all is not that blurred...
I'm not sure about the "fun" part of the GFX 50S, I'd call it more a rewarding part - I know since I started fooling around with high MP bodies what can go wrong. Keeping an eye on this potential sources of technically bad pictures is not much of fun but I got a bit addicted to this amount of details.