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Aperture Series: Oak Tree View to Tower (GFX 50S)
This example looks at image quality with the GF 110mm f/2 at late dusk, particularly very fine detail in wire and stone and roof tiles at distance.
Oak Tree View to Tower
Adobe Camera Raw 9.10.1.750. View ACR settings. Camera Profile = PROVIA/STANDARD.
ACR enforces lens corrections for chromatic aberration, vignetting, distortion, a requirement flag set by the GFX in the raw file.
Results wide open are spectacularly good. The Fujifilm GFX has delivered spot-on autofocus that renders the finest details crisply.
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