Panasonic sent out an email today with the subject line “Preview LUMIX S at CES 2019” so we can look forward to additional details about the Panasonic Lumix S1/S1R at CES this year. It’s possible that they could fully announce the Panasonic Lumix S1/S1R at CES so stay tuned. via Photorumors
Japanese website SankeiBiz (a business news website run by Sankei – one of the largest media companies in Japan) recently reported that the price point of the upcoming Panasonic S1/S1R will be around $4,500. This is a very steep price to pay for a full frame camera and even the Sony a9 hasn’t been able to hold the price […]
Dutch store Kamera Express listed the following specs for the upcoming Panasonic S1R full frame mirrorless camera. Some of the details might be new and weren’t mentioned from official Panasonic sources yet. System camera with 47-megapixel full-frame sensor High-quality Leica L mount Built-in Dual IS image stabilization 4K video with 60fps and internally variable ND filter Double card […]
Panasonic’s announcement of going full frame via the L-mount alliance was a shocking one and everyone has an opinion, but if you watched Olympus’ conference it certainly feels like m43 as we know it is dying. I’m still trying to digest all the news myself to better cover things going forward, but a few prominent YouTubers […]
lesnumeriques interviewed Panasonic’s Yosuke Yamade, Photo Manager about their partnership with Leica and the L-Mount system. Below are some translated and condensed excerpts from the interview: Considered Full Frame 24×36 8 years ago, but at the time there were technical and logistical problems Sony launched their full frame 24×36 cameras five years ago Panasonic felt ready to […]
The Panasonic S1/S1R are exciting cameras, but Panasonic doesn’t have much to say about them. It’s kind of interesting that they are using the same tilt screen configuration as Fujifilm. It also looks like Panasonic will continue using their depth defocus system according to some reports. DPReview – Photokina 2018: Hands-on with Panasonic Lumix S1R engadget – Panasonic’s […]
