The GFX 50R was Fujifilm’s first serious attempt to release a compact medium format camera at an accessible price. Hasselblad has something smaller on offer (X1D II), but it is more expensive.
The new GFX 50S II continues the trend, with a body of a similar size but with a different design and various updates, including image stabilisation.
Let’s see how the two compare but first, as usual, a list of the things they have in common, starting with the sensor:
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