The GFX 50S features a mechanism for automatic sensor cleaning.Īll compatible G-Bajonett lenses can be mounted to the GFX 50S.Ĭurrently, approximately only a few G-Bajonett lenses are available, not counting lenses by third-party manufacturers. Some filters, like converting to monochrome (black and white) will only yield decent results when used with RAW images. This involves one extra processing step but almost always results in superior image quality.
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Converting to JPEG or other formats takes place on the computer, using software like Adobe Lightroom or Fujifilm's RAW converter. RAW images are stored as they come from the sensor, without any in-camera processing or sharpening. The Fujifilm supports taking images in RAW.
Photos with this resolution can easily be printed in A2 size or larger, even if unwanted parts of the photo have to be cropped. The resolution is far above average and will easily be sufficient for years to come. The GFX 50S's image sensor has an effective resolution of around 51 megapixel. (The 1-Euro coin used for scale has a diameter of 23.25mm, slightly smaller than a US quarter.) This infographic compares the GFX 50S's sensor to other common formats: The GFX 50S features a CMOS sensor in Medium format size that has an area of approximately 44 x 33 mm² (1.72" x 1.30"). It belongs to the Mirrorless Cameras category.įujifilm is well-known and shouldn't require further introduction, please see our manufacturer's page for more digital cameras by Fujifilm.
The GFX 50S was introduced by Fujifilm in September 2016.
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