Panasonic Lumix S1H Specifications and Features for Videographers
Set for release on May 13th, the Panasonic Lumix S1II and its more affordable counterpart, the Lumix S1IIE, are creating quite a buzz in the photography world. Leaked details and official images of the “youth edition” S1IIE have already begun to surface, giving enthusiasts a tantalizing glimpse of what’s to come.
Key highlights of the Panasonic Lumix S1IIE include:
– A stunning 24.2-megapixel sensor that captures every detail with precision.
– Support for 6K30P full-frame video, offering unparalleled cinematic quality.
– An impressive 14+ stops of dynamic range with V-Log, ensuring vibrant colors and deep shadows.
– A brand-new Cinemascope mode (2.4:1) delivering uncropped 4K60P footage for an immersive viewing experience.
– High-speed continuous shooting capabilities, with electronic shutter reaching up to 30 fps and mechanical shutter at 10 fps.
– In-body image stabilization rated at 8 stops, paired with advanced EIS technology that corrects video distortion without cropping.
– Compatibility with ARRI LogC3 for greater creative flexibility in post-production.
– Ergonomics identical to those of the S1II and S1R2, providing a comfortable and familiar grip for users.
Source: L-Rumors
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The Panasonic S1H sounds like a dream for videographers! The 6K30P support is especially exciting, but I’m curious how the price difference between the S1II and S1IIE will affect features. It’s great to see such high-end specs becoming more accessible. I wonder if this will push other brands to step up their mirrorless game.
The Panasonic S1H sounds like a game-changer for videographers, especially with that 6K resolution capability. I’m curious how it compares to other high-end cameras in terms of low-light performance though.
The 6K30P video support on the S1IIE sounds like a game-changer for indie filmmakers! I’m curious how it handles low-light performance compared to its bigger sibling. That price point could make it a killer option for budget-conscious creators.
The 6K30P video support on the S1IIE sounds like a game-changer for indie filmmakers on a budget. I’m curious how the dynamic range holds up compared to higher-end cinema cameras though. That 24.2MP sensor seems like a sweet spot for hybrid shooters too!