Christopher
Active member
I think I overheard it in the presentation is that true?
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Is it true? Fuji GFX Capture One support?
- Thread starter Christopher
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https://www.fujirumors.com/fujifilm-gfx-50r-and-gfx-100s-photokina-live-stream-video/
Apparently
That’s going to make a lot of people happy
They also confirmed IBIS on the GFX 100 as another GetDPI member reported previously
Apparently
That’s going to make a lot of people happy
They also confirmed IBIS on the GFX 100 as another GetDPI member reported previously
gmfotografie
Well-known member
Yes and Hasselblad users can still use this buggy and terrible Phocus ...
Great Fuiji / C1 Deal
Great Fuiji / C1 Deal
WHAT????? :bugeyes::bugeyes::bugeyes:
That sounds pretty damning for Hasselblad. You snooze you loose.
Fuji is on top of the game 100MP IBIS and Capture One on it's way. If this is true (and it seems too good to be true) then I'm selling up my Hasselblad H and Phase One back and i'm buying a Fuji GFX 100.
Decision made.
That sounds pretty damning for Hasselblad. You snooze you loose.
Fuji is on top of the game 100MP IBIS and Capture One on it's way. If this is true (and it seems too good to be true) then I'm selling up my Hasselblad H and Phase One back and i'm buying a Fuji GFX 100.
Decision made.
dougpeterson
Workshop Member
That's right: C1 now supports Fuji GFX.
I'm wondering what Fuji had to promise in order to get P1 to change a 15 year policy. P1 definitely would not have done this solely for the additional C1 license money.
Regardless of the business / behind-the-scenes thing, this is clearly great news for Fuji GFX owners; welcome to the club!
If you're a Fuji owner looking to learn C1 I'd suggest the free P1 YouTube channel which has both videos and webinar recordings. If you're looking to go deeper than that I'd shamelessly suggest our C1 Masters classes. We should have class date/times posted for LA, NYC, Texas by the end of the week, email me at [email protected] if you want us to come to your (US) city.
I'm wondering what Fuji had to promise in order to get P1 to change a 15 year policy. P1 definitely would not have done this solely for the additional C1 license money.
Regardless of the business / behind-the-scenes thing, this is clearly great news for Fuji GFX owners; welcome to the club!
If you're a Fuji owner looking to learn C1 I'd suggest the free P1 YouTube channel which has both videos and webinar recordings. If you're looking to go deeper than that I'd shamelessly suggest our C1 Masters classes. We should have class date/times posted for LA, NYC, Texas by the end of the week, email me at [email protected] if you want us to come to your (US) city.
ejpeiker
Member
In my mind I think it's pretty simple. Since P1 no longer offers a cropped medium foramt sensor (outside of the aerial/surveillance) business, it's no longer direct competition...
iiiNelson
Well-known member
I agree that it’s a no brainer and with P1 going even further upmarket it would seem software sales could cut into Adobe sales for those that either don’t want the subscription (like myself) or those that just don’t want to continue within the Adobe ecosystem (also like myself).Probably is something that should’ve been done YEARS ago but I digress. Better to get it right eventually than never at all.
Also there are Phase One customers that have a Fuji GFX for their backup camera since being able to afford two identical Phase One bodies is often not cost effective... then there’s the more rugged nature and the advertised weather sealing of the Fuji.
great news. MFD is now back on my radar to stick on the end of my cambo. though the only thing that will actually make me switch back is how the cover glass affects highlight edge sensor blooming. i shoot a lot of shiny things and i get halos along metal edges with a small loss of saturation/definition which i presume is light bouncing back inside the cover glass, i can deal with it in post but it would be nice to see if the bigger sony sensors do not behave in the same way as their 35mm sensors.
the 100mp is nice but its not the deal breaker for me, a little bit of cropping leeway and less post work is.
i think this will impact H/Blad more than P1.
the 100mp is nice but its not the deal breaker for me, a little bit of cropping leeway and less post work is.
i think this will impact H/Blad more than P1.
kdphotography
Well-known member
Don't be such a Debbie Downer. This is a huge change for Phase One to offer Capture One Support to Fuji, and obviously in a working relationship between the Phase One and Fuji. The upcoming Fuji GFX100S is still a crop sensor, which Phase One has announced they are staying with full frame sensors. I don't see a reason why the new Fuji "cropped" medium format sensor wouldn't receive Capture One support. Phase One would obviously profit from the software licensing.
ejpeiker
Member
It was a generic announcement for all of GFX not specific to the 50 megapixel cameras.