Hannah Hopkins 
May 16, 2024
Fujifilm recently announced its latest addition to the world of photography, introducing two new cameras and two lenses that are sure to excite professionals alike.
The X-T50 and GFX100S II cameras, along with the XF 16-50mm and GF 500mm lenses, offer advanced features and improved performance, making them ideal for capturing stunning images.
Fujifilm X-T50 camera
The X-T50 camera is a smaller version of the X-T5, offering a more portable and affordable option for photographers. It features a 40MP X-Trans BSI CMOS sensor, in-body image stabilisation, and a physical dial for easy film simulation profile swapping. The camera also includes a convenient in-body flash and supports 10-bit 6.2K30 and 4K60 video recording.
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Fujifilm GFX100S I camera
The GFX100S II, on the other hand, is a medium format camera that offers up to 7fps photography with a 102MP CMOS II sensor, 16-bit Raw capture, and continuous focus. It also includes a large 0.84x electronic viewfinder and supports all current film simulations for JPG and video.
Fujifilm XF 16-50mm lens
The XF 16-50mm lens is an upgrade to one of Fujifilm's oldest lenses, offering a wider starting point, weather protection and better performance on 40MP sensor cameras.
The GF 500mm lens, meanwhile, is the longest telephoto lens ever for the GFX system, offering a prime lens with the same angle of view as a 400mm telephoto on a full-frame camera.
These new additions to Fujifilm's lineup offer exciting possibilities for photographers, from the advanced features and improved performance of the X-T50 and GFX100S II cameras to the versatility and accessibility of the XF 16-50mm and GF 500mm lenses.
Whether you are a professional photographer or an enthusiast, these new products are sure to inspire your creativity and help you capture stunning images.
