5 reasons why I got rid of the Fujifilm GFX 100S

[@DidierMOULINPhotography]

Relevant video and arguments. You have well identified your needs and described what does not make sens about this camera. Congrats for this honesty.

[@philporto]

thank you so much and sorry for the delay.

[@Snapit551]

I’ll stick with my gfx50r which still produces great images at less than half the price

[@philporto]

50R is a great camera for sure. I did like the speed and focus of the 100s more, but I did enjoy the 50r a lot when I had it

[@samhardy2038]

Like you lots. Keep them coming.

[@philporto]

thank you so so much!

[@AlexMedvickPhotography]

Dude- love this!! You're helping me with my GFX fomo. My bank account and mental health thanks you 😂

[@philporto]

hahahaha you are welcome!

[@carliiiartist]

Great video! I love your honesty and approach. This is the first video I have seen of yours and looking forward to checking out more of your content. I currently own a Pentax 645Z and while I love this camera and the image quality there is a lot to be desired as, new technology becomes available specifically when it comes to auto focus, tethered, shooting, and the ability to transfer files to my phone for immediate sharing. This is one of the cameras I am considering as I shoot a lot of portraiture however, also do some landscapes and street scenes. What are your thoughts about post processing and the flexibility of the files? The files that come out of the 645Z can be pushed and pulled so far that I could take an image that looks black and raise the exposure and other levels and see full detail. Your thoughts on this are greatly appreciated. Thank you again.

[@philporto]

thank you so much for giving my channel a shot!

[@dgkovacs]

Absolutely love this Phil!!!

[@philporto]

thank you so so much homie.

[@venom2k2]

Honest video and I enjoy your insight. I have zero demand for the GFX system but I have played the purchase in my mind but nah, it wont work out. It is tempting but I have zero, absolutely zero needs for it. Beautiful cameras and very interesting technology, but I will stick with my x Pro3 and my lenses. I am good lol. Awesome video, big bro.

[@philporto]

heck yeah! It is an incredible camera, but at the end of the day, we gotta do what is best for our specific journey and for me, it just wasnt what I needed. Keep killing it!

[@3dtrip870]

Great Video!

[@philporto]

thank you so much!

[@KeithHodgkinson]

Shame it didn't work out but you did well accepting and realising your use case scenario.Hell those portraits were fantastic.Cheers.

[@kayzzer]

Dude, I am loving your videos. Can I ask, what strap you are using with the GFX, one that seems green leather?

[@philporto]

shoot me an email or instagram message about the strap! its holdfast though

[@scotthullinger4684]

One thing photographers MUST understand is that a camera must be used for the designed purpose in order to get the most out of it. Fuji medium format will always give you kick ass image quality. But it's not as if you can logically use a medium format camera for fast moving sports photography, for example -

[@philporto]

exactly. Baking dishes are for baking. Everything has a use, knowing that use is crucial.

[@idreamofhomes]

What’s your go to camera after leaving the Fuji?