3 New Medium Format Cameras Books Reshaping 2025 Photography

Unlike most photography guides that focus on basics, James R. Reeves explores the Fujifilm GFX 100 II as a pinnacle of medium format technology, emphasizing its blend of design and groundbreaking features. You learn about the camera’s ergonomic build, 102-megapixel sensor capabilities, and advanced autofocus, which together redefine image clarity and precision. The book also covers its 4K video function with in-body stabilization, making it relevant for both photographers and videographers. This is ideal if you want to understand the cutting-edge innovations shaping medium format cameras today and how they enhance creative expression.

What happens when a focused exploration meets the cutting-edge Fujifilm GFX100 II? Carol B. Tyler distills the essence of this medium format camera into a concise guide that goes beyond specs to practical artistry. You’ll explore the camera’s ergonomic design, sensor technology, and customizable controls, gaining insight into how each feature enhances portrait, landscape, and low-light photography. Chapters break down real-world applications, like studio setups versus on-the-go shooting, making it clear who benefits: photographers and videographers eager to harness the GFX100 II’s full creative potential. This book suits those ready to push their craft without wading through fluff or overly technical jargon.

This tailored book explores the latest advances in medium format camera technology emerging in 2025, focusing on your unique interests and background. It examines cutting-edge innovations in sensor design, ergonomic improvements, and creative applications that redefine photographic possibilities. By tailoring content to your specific goals, it reveals how new tools and techniques can enhance your creative workflow and technical mastery. With a focus on emerging discoveries and practical explorations, this personalized volume guides you through the evolving landscape of medium format photography, encouraging experimentation and deepening understanding of contemporary developments.

Pat Dean, an analog photography enthusiast, crafted this log book to fill a niche for photographers who value detailed record-keeping during shoots with 35mm and 120mm film. You learn to meticulously track camera settings, weather conditions, and equipment details for each photo, which can sharpen your technical understanding and improve your artistic outcomes. The book’s structured pages allow for organized documentation across multiple photos and shoots, making it especially useful for those experimenting with analog techniques or wanting to refine their medium format camera work. This journal suits both hobbyists wanting to deepen their practice and professionals aiming to systematize their film photography process.