Fuji Medium Format Mirrorless Camera

[0.08 lb] I used to shoot with Nikon and have made the switch to Fuji's medium format camera. Due to the width of the censor, the one area missing for me is lenses fast enough to shoot astrophotography. Because of this I still have an old Nikon camera and a couple of lenses. I have tried using different converters in the past but they have always caused distortions that really showed in the stars. I was hesitant of this one due to the high cost but I decided to give it a try and am very happy that I did. Finally, one that I can use so that I can now shoot with my medium format camera in 35mm mode and get great star photos. Buying this allowed me to do all my shooting with my Fujifilm camera that I love and got rid of my last Nikon. Finally, a converter is made precise enough to get everything out of the lenses it is used with!

[3 x 1.9 x 1.5"] I am a pro wedding photographer with several years on my shoulders of shooting in all type of environment and conditions. I am a former Nikon shooter, then switched to Canon DSLR and moved to a mix of Canon and mirror-less Fuji apsc. I then tested the GFX at an event, I never really considered medium format for what a do, but boy ... it impressed me so much. The body is basically same size of my 5D IV, but the image quality out of this camera is stunning. I use it together with my XT4s at weddings, mostly for romantics and more creative stuff, as speed is not its strength. But if you want to get some beautiful rich hi-quality images this is the way to go, and you can really tell the difference from images shot on the GFX to any other cameras. Level of details are insane, depth of color, smoothness of tone transition are impressive. I know weddings are not considered the best fit for medium format, but Fuji with this camera made it a such versatile tool that I definitely recommend it to everyone that wants the best quality image, sacrificing only certain specific applications as sport or anywhere where you need speed. Auto focus, with its phase detection, is accurate and with the proper camera setting, fast even in tracking mode. Low light performance out beats all other cameras. Best camera ever owned.

[0.15 lb] I put this on a Texas Leica (Fuji medium format GSW 680 iii). It's a massive 120 film rangefinder that is pretty heavy. The strap is fantastic at distributing and supporting that weight. My only advice is be gentle when exiting the bad that the heavy metal fittings don't whack the camera. Otherwise, this is a great strap, and I have ordered an olive one for my DSLR.

[Yes] Have been using the Shimoda Explorer 30 V2 with the medium mirrorless insert with my Fuji X-T5 kit. I have l-brackets mounted to all my bodies and the Shimoda bag was not deep enough to accommodate the the X-T5 with lens on its side. The Nya-Evo 36 with the medium insert handles this well. The bag seems smaller while hiking even though it's 6 liters larger. Quality is as good or better than Shimoda. Have a couple of excursions coming up beginning in March which will really test it out.

[125] have been using medium format but just love the results in my new 4 x 5

[0.07 lb] The best tripod - camera plate I have ever seen. Holds Large format and medium format really good!

[Screw Knob] Love it, fits and works well with all Hasselblad and other medium format camera body

[Brass] I am new to medium format but this makes it a little more easy to use vintage glass.

[2.45 lb] Just good for a medium mirrorless system.

[1x CRP2 (223A)] Works perfectly with my medium format Contax 645