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Thank you, Jim! Very much appreciated. Quick question: Can you confirm whether or not this file was shot with LENR on or off? Past +3 EV the 100S file has noise that looks very much like what you ...

Thanks. I always shoot with NR off myself. Not only do I not wish to wait the additional time, but from my limited testing I've actually found that I get worse noise with NR on.

Thanks for sharing. I was not aware that the GFX 50S/R are "star eaters". I never shoot astro so that's probably why I haven't noticed. It explains why the files are so clean though. Luckily for ...

Thanks for chiming in. That's my worry about the 100 megapixel sensor. Is it so bad that you would pick the 50 over the 100 for long exposure work?

Forgot to mention that Long Exposure Noise Reduction should also be off.

I'm going to compare it to similar files from my GFX 50S & 50R. The 50 is the best long exposure camera I've ever had, and the sensor responds very well to increases in exposure even at 4, 8 or ...

I'm looking for a 15 minute black frame (lens cap/body cap on) from a GFX 100/100S. ISO 100, 16 bit raw uncompressed. All in-camera corrections off. IBIS off. If anyone happens to have the time ...

Love 5:4 & 3:1/65:24. These are the two aspect ratios I use 99% of the time. Having them available in camera on the GFX is huge in my opinion. I also like 1:1. Love shooting it, but feel the end ...

This is the only "drawback" of this plate that I can see. I can understand why Markins designed it this way, as a longer side plate would further limit access to the lens release button. I'm going ...

Personally I really like the Markins PC-R5 + LC-R5 combo for my R5. Small, lightweight, and LCD is completely free to rotate. I can also easily access the lens release button either via the hole ...

I've had two GFX 50S bodies. Both cameras had RRS L-brackets which add extra support around the base, except for at the front. Every time I used the cameras on a tripod and pushed my eye up against ...

Thank you for sharing those images. Do you happen to have any experience with this lens at 850mm on the GFX?

If you are refering to the sound that occurs only when the camera is moved, and not when there is any change in light, then it's not the aperture. In that case it would be the focusing motor ...