Pics with Fujifilm GFX

Nobi Beach
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Fujifilm GFX100SII camera
Fujinon GF 50mm f3.5 lens
Miura Peninsula, Japan - January 2025
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mrtoml said:
Some more from Sheffield General Cemetery. GFX 100S. 35-70mm kit lens.
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These, like your other black and whites from this camera are fantastic. Have you, or anyone else in this thread or with one of these cameras, seen any banding in b&w conversions from the gfx cameras? DigLloyd reported them, although he also showed them from the Sony A1. It makes sense that they can appear periodically in phase detection sensors where some pixels are measuring focus on the sensor, not image forming light, but how common is it?
 
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trix4ever said:
Unreal quality for a kit lens.
The general look is that of my 4x5 tri-x images. They have a lovely feel to them.
Quite the opposite to most digital black and white. Which I would guess is more your processing than the camera.
Really nice.
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Agree. The Stock Acros profile is very good with some tweaking to taste in Lightroom you can really make your own film stock if you will... It makes me not miss B&W film much at all. Its really that good. Coming from someone who has shot his fair amount of B&W film the past close to 30 years.
 
Freakscene said:
These, like your other black and whites from this camera are fantastic. Have you, or anyone else in this thread or with one of these cameras, seen any banding in b&w conversions from the gfx cameras? DigLloyd reported them, although he also showed them from the Sony A1. It makes sense that they can appear periodically in phase detection sensors where some pixels are measuring focus on the sensor, not image forming light, but how common is it?
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No so far I have not encountered this. I will update if this happens at some point in the future.
 
I've been experimenting with high contrast lighting for portraits using the GFX and my ugly mug as a model. I am just using the modelling light of the strobe through a soft box with no reflector and the 10 second self timer. High ISO and black paper background. The high ISO noise looks quite good but you have to blow up the images a lot to see it. This is with the 63mm lens.

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35photo said:
Very nice! I took have the 63 it’s magic with B&W… I’ve done still life’s with it as well. Maybe I’ll post some… There is an “it” factor to me…
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I agree that there is something special about the GFX files for BW and the lenses are fantastic. It would be good to see more examples in the thread.

Here is another with the 63mm:
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