LUMIX S1IIE

I just, (as of yesterday,) purchased the S5IIX directly from Panasonic. It is currently on sale for about $2100 for the kit with the 20-60mm lens. I used the welcome 10% off email on top of the sale that is already going on, and to my surprise, the 10% came off the original price and not the discoun

I have yet to buy this camera, but from what I can tell, everyone is sleeping on it pretty hard. The narrative is that it’s an S5II with all the new features and upgrades of the S1RII/S1II, like false color, internal RAW, cripples stabilization, and the new body design. However it seems that’s not t

Same for me. I can wait some more now. The S1IIE is a really good camera. I hope Panasonic brings the price down by about 10 to 15%. Then it is better priced and more people will hopefully decide for this camera. I have a feeling Panasonic has another S9 moment here. They market the “essentials” ver

Equally it means asking everyone else their choices which will be to address their needs doesn't help you. The questions to answer are as always: What do you want to shoot and how much are you willing to spend? You speak of DR and only taking pics but then you're dropping this in as well: "Compared

i don't do weddings either so my main concern is can it shoot 25p max res. i use blackmagic though for that stuff. i do sort of wish lumix would embrace a video style body as most of their pro users are video focused(not that pro photographers dont exist but ive never seen one, one or two leica l mo

I'm not saying the S5iiX is better than the S1iiE. As they say; it's all about the Benjamin's., I paid $1897.00 for the S5iix and Panasonic S 85mm f/1.8 at B&H. I'm very happy with the camera and lens at that price point. I did say money spent VS performance. The S1iiE with the 85mm is $2945.00 at B