LUMIX S1R

I always take a few photos for clients after the proposal moment has finished. Very bright highlights seems to be the current trend for everything proposal/engagement/wedding, so my goal is to lean into that and add subtle warmth by moving the white balance slightly higher in post. I didn't notice a

I get it. I am a shill with their video. The gh7 and g9ii are great. I'm a m43 Lumix shill. I got my S1r and S5 bc I was getting into photo (portrait) and thought the next PDAF cameras would be more digital, and people always say they notice a difference now that Lumix has gone PDAF. I do get good p

The S9 feels like Panasonic’s shot at Fuji’s X100 VI, with a touch of Leica in its design. It is clearly aimed at people who are new to the Panasonic S line, at travelers who want something light, at street photographers who need discretion, and at influencers who want portability without losing qua

If I were to get a full frame sadly it would not be lumix. The value just isn't there like it used to be to me. I would get a A1 mk1 before an S1Rii or a A7R iv before a S5ii. In terms of low light I don't really shoot and if i do its on a tripod where any camera can perform well. I have noticed in

Me and my son were walking through Prague for street photography, he with his Sony A7C II and I with the S1R II. After about 4 hours I had to change the battery while on his camera it was still at 80%. The camera gets hot when constantly taking pictures, but it will not overheat on you. I only recor

If you are a photo journalist meaning mainly photographing people who may or may not be moving(and in fact may not want to be photographed) I think having fast pdaf autofocus is an absolute must. In that case getting s1 or s1r is a terrible idea as you would miss most shots and not be able to take t

I understand your point but the s1r, a camera from 6 years ago when lumix still did not solve its AF, does not convince me, I guess I will continue with Sony until lumix covers that segment and sees what it offers

that's funny but there are legitimate reasons. Lumix's highest end stills camera is the S1Rii, which has excellent image quality, but still faces issues with a studio workflow and sensor readout speeds. now that capture one tethering is supported on the newer models lumix has made up some ground on