I Tried Medium Format (for the First Time)

What camera do you shoot with? Cropped, Full-frame, Smartphone? Comment below, and check out what the most popular type of camera is! 📷😊

How large do you print? Me too, so we're fine with 20 Mp. Whenever I need extra resolution - I use Topaz upscaling software. I'd never buy Fuji over Canon in their current state. And it's not because I'm not as sophisticated or rich as you are, it's because any masterpiece photo I've ever seen would not profit from becoming 100 Mp if it was already 20.

X1D, X2D, A7riv, H5D60CCD and a Mavic 2 Pro......... The Hasselblad files are awesome to work with!

fastest flash sync speed is 1/125 sec for Fuji GFX :(

Canon 60D my 10 years old camera.

I have a Sony NEX 3N, a Sony Alpha A6300 and a Canon 650D

I still have a canon m50 mk i, still learning to use it

Me with nikon j15 🥲

No digital medium format is truly medium format, as they relate to film camera sizes. The sensors are not as big as medium formats in film.

D850

Why do all the presets look like grainy trash?

I have apsc... because.. yeah.. cost related...

CANNON 70 D

canon powershot a3100

Hmm, I don't know why, but these pictures from medium format always seems to me naturally sharp and full of details in compare to 35mm, especially in landscape photos.

Got a micro 4/3 and full frame love both

i use my phone
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Respectfully, it's not medium format bro. It's large format.

I'm sitting here with my mft camera looking at it like why can't you do that

I currently own canon 250D/200D mk ii.

I think I just found my daily vlog camera... AHHAHAHAHA I have been watching alot of medium format and they seem super great for stills

I only have 5D mark 4 bro

I'd like this camera... its a upgrade to my current gear in every way.

I'm using a cropped sensor nikon D5300.

Got too many for fun. Use to shoot APS-C and m4/3 but sold them not long ago (miss my Fuji x100f). Shooting Film on 35mm, medium format (6x9) and large format (4in X 5in), and digital (Full frame Panasonic S1 and medium format - GFX 50sII).

I have canon 70D.
I am beginner. I buy a 2nd hand camera canon 70D. I want to change my camera but i am confused. Should i buy Canon R100 or M50?

You lost me at 10k.. good thing you didn’t start with that

would you not exposure stack when shooting a landscape on a tripod? - Then you get details on highlights and shadows without noise or clipping.

I have the aps-c canon eos 40d for wildlife but I want to upgrade to the fullframe eos r8. I am a bit scared of the rolling shutter so I don't know yet

Nikon d3200

Fuji GFX and Hassy XCD are really not medium format... i like to call them "slightly larger than 35mm" medium format classically is 645, 6x7, 6x8 and 6x9 the GFX sensor is still significantly smaller than 645

I own x100v. This is the largest sensor I’ve ever shot except 35mm film. but I adore the look of Medium. You are looking to pick and you are sure it is medium. Wish I had one

I have the GFX 100s which is roughly the same as the 100 ii. Your video, is actually, accurate and adds a little fun. I like more the "depth of fieldy" term... Actually, at the same aperture, the medium format cameras give less depth of field. So, I find that for landscapes I shoot almost everything at f16 on the GFX. On my Canon, I would have shot at f8 or maybe f11.

I have a canon RP because I'm too poor to upgrade and I'll probably end up quitting photography because of it lol

Full-Frame and Aps-c

im new to making videos and for me the cannon 90D was the best option to use but can you make a video for you reviewing the cannon 90D

A6000 aps-c 😢

I have to say the design of the camera itself is beautiful

"if youre thinking about trying this camera" because yes we all have $7k to throw at a camera to try it out

Been shooting on a Praktica MTL 3 mostly, just picked up a Zenza Bronica SQ-A. looking forward to seeing the frames

I am currently using the canon sx70hs and its great. But the problem with it is that all the focus when they made the camera was about the insane zoom it has, but it's lacking some resolution. So now I'm buying the Canon 250d for more sharp photos and I'm keeping the sx70hs for really far away photos.

$7.5k for BODY ONLY ☠☠☠

The Fujifilm GFX series of cameras are all not Medium Format. It’s a format between Medium Format(eg. 60x70mm) and Full frame (24x36mm). Fujifilm doesn’t even call it Medium format, they call it Large format (43.8x32.9mm)

Canon m50

I have canon m50mark 2 with 50mm lens is this a decent setup?

I have Canon R3 and R5 for most of my client work, they are workhorses and do the job. For my own leisure photography (landscape and street) I use my GFX100s .... this camera just makes me smile.

Lombardo 👀

I have a variety I shoot with. I shoot both 35mm and medium format (645.) I develop my own film. Digital I have APSC, M4/3, 4/3, Full frame. What I like about medium format is the smooth focal falloff and depth of field. On film the shots definitely have a "look." Good video, but you really lean on your presets to fix the images - I will chalk it up to a system you aren't familiar with.

Nikon d7000+70-300 AF-S DX lens. Planning to get 18-55 with VR to shoot video, since it's still decent for that chassis