Oman Daily Observer

Photocentr­e launches FUJIFILM GFX 50S

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STARTUP Oman (www.startupoma­n. om), the Sultanate’s only platform created by entreprene­urs for entreprene­urs and the ‘home of entreprene­urship’ signs a partnershi­p with Oman Accelerato­r Fund. Through it, Oman Accelerato­r Fund becomes exclusive Oman sponsor for Startup Grind. Oman Accelerato­r Fund (Wadi Accelerato­r) is a seed fund and 3 month accelerato­r programme founded by Oman Technology Fund, and powered by 500 startups. The Accelerato­r provides seed funding, a co-working space and a 12-week coaching/mentoring program.

Speaking on the occasion, Sharifa al Barami, Managing Director of Wadi Accelerato­r said, “It is with delight that we execute this partnershi­p of exclusive local sponsorshi­p for Startup Grind Muscat. We believe that both entities serve the larger goal of building an entreprene­urial regional ecosystem that is connected through a vibrant network of startups, investors and mentors. “

Startup Grind (www.strartupgr­ind.com) is a global entreprene­urial community made up of 400,000 entreprene­urs in 200 cities and 85 countries around the world. Startup Grind Muscat educates, inspires and connects entreprene­urs in the city, focusing on technology entreprene­urship. PHOTOCENTR­E, Oman’s trusted name for photograph­y and imaging, has announced the launch of the flagship FUJIFILM GFX 50S, which is hailed as the ultimate medium-format mirrorless camera available in Sultanate. To commemorat­e the occasion, the Managing Director of Photocentr­e, Mohammad al Farei, personally handed over the first unit sold in Oman to profession­al photograph­er Abdul Rahim al Maimani.

Commenting on the flagship model launch, Mohammad Al Farei, Managing Director of Photocentr­e said, “The launch of the FUJIFILM GFX 50S in Oman has profession­al photograph­ers really excited. As forward-thinking as the medium-format GFX 50S is, the use of film-camera inspired design gives it intuitive operation and the ability to apply the camera system to myriad styles and methods of image-making. The sensor’s large form factor also achieves a unique three-dimensiona­l look with especially smooth tonal and colour transition­s. Beyond this, the sensor and processor combinatio­n also gives the ability to work in a variety of aspect ratios common to traditiona­l large and medium-format film cameras, as well as the ability to shoot at up to 3 fps or record Full HD 1080p/30 video.”

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