cortex95x

Hello, Thank you for the confirmation.  Hopefully, the extra thickness will not cause problems over time with the SD card slots.

In reference to the Delkin Black SD cards vs alternatives, such as Sandisk, I have found them to be slightly thicker than most, and they do not eject as smoothly as others, often requiring a ...

I find it interesting that the most ubiquitous term on the B&H site these days is "Back-ordered." On three separate occasions, during the past few days, I had searched their site for various ...

Kastar makes a dual charger for that battery that you could probably power from your car. Many newer autos have a builtin inverter that can supply AC power, if not, you can buy an inexpensive ...

Cute, but the 'grunt and groan' statement had been meant in jest. My Mac Pro Tower is fully tricked out, and I have never heard the fans running, even though the box sits within 1 foot of my ears ...

The 2019 Mac Pro Tower, running Big Sur and C1/21 deals with the GFX100/s files effortlessly and with speed, not even a grunt or a groan.

Must be an anatomical issue related to hand size, or the method you use to grip the camera, since I and others have no issues handholding a 100s with the Small Rig plate attached. Take a look ...

Sorry to hear that, but don't pop it, it will reabsorb on its own. Regards.

I do occasionally use the LCD for settings, or for a very rough review of an acquired image's exposure, but for achieving focus outdoors, whether the sunlight is direct or indirect, I find that it ...

Ouch! Tripod bite. This is a perfect example of how the GFX100 and 100s differ from a practical perspective.  LCD screens, IMO, are useless in bright sunlight, which is why I never use them and ...

Well said.

500g= 1 pound—and that 1 pound difference is roughly the equivalent weight of the GFX50s battery grip with battery installed. While your personal preference does not include a battery grip ...

Each camera has it place, and the 100s is easier and more convenient to carry on a trudge through the forrest or up the side of a mountain. That said, I often hear the claim that the GFX100 is ...

It appears that there are very few responders to this thread, and that suggests to me that, given the multitude of new GFX100s users on this forum, that the number of problematic cameras is ...

As an owner/user of all 4 of the GFX cameras—the GFX100 and GFX100s in particular—I would have to agree. There is a very visible difference between the EVF's of the two cameras, and critical ...

I too have a many year history with RRS, and have a pile of Allen wrenches that can prove useful.  I'm certain that I have a screw or two laying around somewhere, but rather than waste time and ...

I'm not a fan of slot head screws, so I agree.  But it is nice to have the tiny tool readily available at the base, although I cannot think of any situation where I would have to remove the plate. ...

So you discarded the screw that came with the plate? I'd just re-tightened the attachment screw and it now has no play.  I'm always fearful of too much tightening at a camera's base, perhaps ...

My grip/hold is exactly like yours, and I have no issue whatsoever with the plate. But if the OP has his small finger beneath the grip, well, that could be uncomfortable. However, I have just ...

I personally have not noticed that with either hand. Is it your right small finger that you are referring to? Addendum:  I just removed my 100s from its case, and the Small Rig L bracket sans ...