LUMIX S1H

I think the S1-II is a very good camera but it is not reliable enough for professional work when the camera has to run over a longer time, probably in hot weather and in direct sunlight. Lumix has to bring out the S1H-II that is better designed for this kind of work. Most people don't need this but

Some people are pointing to the dual gain output in Dynamic Range Boost mode, but that’s not it. Even with that disabled, the S1II has a good stop or so on the Z6III. I’m not an expert, but I believe this comes down to two things. S1II is taking longer to read the sensor. I’ve heard the S1II uses a

Not sure how you think the S9 has better low light performance than the other two. They're all in the same ballpark. Don't buy into the myth about megapixels. A 61MP FF is better than a 12 MP in low light when it comes to photos. https://youtu.be/gAYXFwBsKQ0?si=eN7HTxr5Hg-0xKN6 Same with video. High

I suspect they are waiting for the right sensor to become available. People like to rattle off specs, but if there’s no sensor out there on the market capable of it, Panasonic cannot make the camera. They need Sony to produce a sensor for them, and I’m not sure there’s a good option right now. I mea

I have both Sony and Lumix setups. Long term I'm going to invest in L mount. I am primarily a video shooter. Blackmagic going with L mount is what made me decide that L mount was way to go. In addition Sigma lenses are native on L mount vs third party on Sony. So you can use teleconverters on sigma

I recently bought the Panasonic S1H Brand New on sale for $4400 Canadian or about $3150 US/2700 Euros/2400 GBP/4800 AUD including tax. This included a LUMIX S 85mm/1.8 lens & a 3 year warranty. The pre tax sale price of just the camera body alone was $2900 Canadian before tax or $2100 USD/1800 Euros

Using also the S1II/S1RII Panasonic and the A7CII/A7III (I also had the FX3), the Z6III has : -The best skin tones.-Excellent AF, almost as good as Sony and better than Panasonic, even compared to the S1II.-6K Raw video full sensor up to 60fps. Neither the S1II/S1RII or A7CII/FX3 has this (the S1II