The Fuji GFX 50S Medium Format Camera brings the Fuji features you love to the medium format world with a 51.4MP CMOS sensor that's approximately 1.7x the area of a 35mm sensor. This sensor has been optimized for high-level sharpness and a very broad dynamic range while the processor provides stunning color reproduction and maintains Fuji's famous film simulation modes. With file sizes up to 8256 x 6192px, this camera is ideal for large format printing and capturing landscapes and portraits alike in stunning detail. The weather sealed body makes this system equally strong out in the field as it is in the studio.

This camera is packed with features to make shooting more comfortable for precise captures. The large 3.2" tilting touching LCD will bring up a variety of functions quickly and easily while a second sub-monitor displays all necessary settings and is fully customizable. Choose from up to 117 focus points (which can be further divided into 425 points) in 6 different Focus Area sizes using the convenient Focus Lever to move in 8 directions for super fast, tactile, and intuitive focus framing. Among the many great features of the GFX 50S are Focus Peaking, built-in WiFi, built-in interval shooting, a Distance Indicator Bar to check depth of field, and flash syncing up to 1/4000th of a second when paired with the optional EF-X500 flash (when in FP mode).

Full HD video shooting is included in the GFX 50S, along with ports for both a microphone and headphones. You can apply Fuji's film simulation effects to your footage and an HDMI Micro port is provided for connecting the camera to an external monitor or for tethered shooting. The large sensor gives videographers unique shallow depth of field shooting opportunities.

The Fuji GFX 50S gives experienced medium format shooters the chance to use a system that is portable and rugged. It is also approachable enough for shooters who are new to this outstanding format and provides inspiring imagery that is especially suited for commercial and fine art work. For sample imagery, please click here.