LUMIX S1R

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

I had the Lumix S1R. The thing that surprised me the most of about that camera was how quickly it chewed through batteries, and that it would heat up a bit while doing nothing (I'm assuming very inefficient components just generating heat and sucking up power). The S Pro lenses are great, however, i

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

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