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Anticipation--gfz 50r?
- Thread starter gurtch
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msadat
Member
yes waiting for one
That is good news Al. I live in NJ, but pre-ordered from Popflash in Calif. I note you live in CA---did you buy locally? Just wondering if they are being delivered to west coast dealers, as it seem a lot of posters have received them from east coast dealers (B&H, etc).
Thanks
Dave
atanabe
Member
Ordered from B&H, FedEx says due on Friday.
What's in the case? Trying to get a feel for sizes.
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Loaded and ready to go!
Ray
Grayhand
Well-known member
The lens on the camera is the 32-64.
Then come the 110/2 with the MCEX-18G Macro extension tube in front. The 110 with the minimalistic lenshood!
And to the right is the Hartblei35/2.8 Tilt/Shift lens.
The case is the B&W Outdoor case type 50.
I have a number of the bigger cases also with the carrying system.
But as I then can bring a loot of stuff the weight normaly is about 15-20 kg plus the large tripod.
And after 10-15 km in rough terain I dont Think it is such a brilliant idea to bring all the stuff with me..
So I hope this smaller case will put a hard limit on me for how much I can pack.
Ray
Then come the 110/2 with the MCEX-18G Macro extension tube in front. The 110 with the minimalistic lenshood!
And to the right is the Hartblei35/2.8 Tilt/Shift lens.
The case is the B&W Outdoor case type 50.
I have a number of the bigger cases also with the carrying system.
But as I then can bring a loot of stuff the weight normaly is about 15-20 kg plus the large tripod.
And after 10-15 km in rough terain I dont Think it is such a brilliant idea to bring all the stuff with me..
So I hope this smaller case will put a hard limit on me for how much I can pack.
Ray
Dave -
I believe it is this one:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1433847-REG
Full GFX-50R accessory list here:
http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/gfx/fujifilm_gfx_50r/accessories/
Hope you get it soon,
-Todd
jensputzier
New member
I was in Cologne, Germany, yesterday and the GFX50r was in the stores.
As there are multiple rebates on cameras and lenses I got a GFX50s plus 32-64, 110, 120 and 23 mm at a huge discount. The camera was off 500 Euros, and the lenses up to 700 Euros each. Plus as there was a Fuji day 12/8 at the dealer I went to they gave me another 100 Euro off every lens.
I had a complete X1D set that was stolen in summer and I had been waiting for the X1D prices to drop or a 100MP X1D to be announced. As neither happened, I jumped on the Fuji train. A rather plastic issue compared to Hasselblad, but the C1 integration, the new 100MP camera and the huge discount made me go that way.
Now I am really looking forward to the first images!
As there are multiple rebates on cameras and lenses I got a GFX50s plus 32-64, 110, 120 and 23 mm at a huge discount. The camera was off 500 Euros, and the lenses up to 700 Euros each. Plus as there was a Fuji day 12/8 at the dealer I went to they gave me another 100 Euro off every lens.
I had a complete X1D set that was stolen in summer and I had been waiting for the X1D prices to drop or a 100MP X1D to be announced. As neither happened, I jumped on the Fuji train. A rather plastic issue compared to Hasselblad, but the C1 integration, the new 100MP camera and the huge discount made me go that way.
Now I am really looking forward to the first images!
Grayhand
Well-known member
My first reflections about this system after using it a bit is that if you have used a Fuji camera before you will feel right at home!
Regarding the size of the grip I dont think about it when I use the camera hand hold.
When I use this camera with the 32-64 and 110mm, it is a "left hand camera". You hold it with the left hand and operate it with your right hand.
The camera is light, the lenses not so!
If you will use a "small" lens then maybe it will be more of an issue if you want to use it as an casual "point and shoot" camera.
I have a L-bracket on it for the tripod mount, but would like a tailored model that let me change battery without removing the bracket.
But the batery last fine so no BIG problem.
I have now ordered the 23 mm lens so my tilt/shift Harblei will spend most of its time on the shelf, and not in the case.
The X-pro2 and the GFX(r) is the perfect combo for my photographic needs!
Ray
Regarding the size of the grip I dont think about it when I use the camera hand hold.
When I use this camera with the 32-64 and 110mm, it is a "left hand camera". You hold it with the left hand and operate it with your right hand.
The camera is light, the lenses not so!
If you will use a "small" lens then maybe it will be more of an issue if you want to use it as an casual "point and shoot" camera.
I have a L-bracket on it for the tripod mount, but would like a tailored model that let me change battery without removing the bracket.
But the batery last fine so no BIG problem.
I have now ordered the 23 mm lens so my tilt/shift Harblei will spend most of its time on the shelf, and not in the case.
The X-pro2 and the GFX(r) is the perfect combo for my photographic needs!
Ray