FUJIFILM GFX 50S II Medium Format Mirrorless Camera
Physically larger than full-frame sensors by approximately 1.7x, the 51.4MP large format sensor inside of GFX50S II is a specially designed CMOS Bayer array that delivers images with minimal noise and an incredibly wide dynamic range. Paired with its family of G Mount lenses, the result is a perfect marriage between the camera body and lens, leaving photographers of all levels joyful in the simplicity of easily achieving wonderful image quality.
Room for Perfection
Not all sensors are created equal. Compared to full-frame 50MP sensors, GFX50S II’s large format 50MP sensor is uniquely different because each pixel is larger and able to collect more data per pixel comparative to full-frame sensors of the same resolution. This results a stronger signal-to-noise ratio, which suppresses noise, increases dynamic range, and produces images with more information per pixel.
It’s Not Just about Resolution
GFX50S II’s large format imaging sensor isn’t just physically larger than every full-frame sensor out there, it also has specially shaped micro-lenses that are small enough to leave space between the sensor’s pixels, which allows it to efficiently focus light to create images with striking detail and clarity.
6.5 Stops of In-Body Image Stabilisation Up to 6.5 stops* of five-axis in-body image stabilisation (IBIS) is packed into GFX50S II’s compact camera body, unlocking new levels of creativity for photographers wanting to work more freely with slower shutter speeds. Even when light levels are low and a tripod isn’t available, steady images are on the horizon.
With GFX50S II, Fujifilm has made the large format experience easier and more intuitive than ever before. A PSAM dial gives access to its main exposure functions and a top-plate LCD displays key settings – even when the camera is switched off. Also, a redesigned Focus Lever and feather-touch shutter release provide finishing touches to the image-making experience. Whether you’re new to the GFX System or an existing user, there’s nothing to stand in the way of connection with your subject.
