LUMIX S1R

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

S1 OG? Or S1ii/e? Second vote for the g9ii. I've mostly used the newer bodies and GH line. I know people like the G9... I also got one for a steal ($650 w Leica 12-60 new) after the g9ii. I couldn't get used to the g9. The g9ii is an incredible camera. I like it more than my full frame S1R / S5. I o

I already did. While the A7III and S5/S5D are on the same level (only the A7 series has better AF than the S5), the A7C vs the S9 is a bit more difficult. A7RIII (or even its predecessor A7RII) vs S1R end up like this: A7RIII (or its predecessor) pros: compact 42MP E mount offers far more options an

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

I have both cameras and a Lumix S1R. The difference between the OMD M1 Mk Ii and my new OM-1 let me think about to get rid of the full frame stuff. It's more then a little difference.

I think the big 3 have started cannibalizing the features that make lumix stand out and decreased the value proposition for most buyers. Established pros have no incentive to switch to a cheaper, lesser known brand and lose money on their current equipment. People just starting out are facing a hist

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