Fujifilm GFX 50S

A medium format camera in a DSLR-like body

As with the other high-resolution cameras here, be prepared to invest in a few high-capacity cards – in this case, there are dual SD card slots. The sensor can record in a number of aspect ratios, including 4:3, but you can switch to the more traditional 3:2 if you prefer to do so. The rear 3.2-inch screen has one of the highest resolutions currently on the market at 2.36 million dots. That translates into a crisp and clear display, with a good amount of surface area from which to compose your best macro shots. The screen also tilts in three different directions, making it a flexible option for awkward compositions. Touch-sensitivity enables you to move the focus point around the frame quickly and easily, which is particularly handy when you…

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