LUMIX S1RII

I’ve used the Z9 (and Z6III) for professional motorsports and portrait work. I also owned an S1RII for my personal camera that I have now sold and replaced with a Z8. If you are shooting Raw and processing in Lightroom they are a toss-up for colors, noise and dynamic range. Literally so close it wou

I made a post very similar some days ago. While I like Prores Raw to finally get the same IQ than the OG S1 and S5, the excellent IBIS, DR and AF, the colors are really not great most of the time SOOC. The greens are unimpressive and unnatural, like you said the sky looks lifeless. But more importan

Upgrading is for mugs, Essentially. I still shoot weddings on a 5dmk 2. 😱. I do have a Panasonic s1 but I got that second hand. It’s more camera than I could ever want. There’s absolutely nothing I could ever gain by getting the new s1r2.

While I love Lumix, if your work is mostly just photography, I wouldn't look at the S1RII at all and go with the industry standard R5II or Sony A7V.

As a long time Panasonic Shooter (G7 to G9 to S1 to S5iiX to S1R2), my favorite out of camera jpegs to this day were from my XT3. I would recommend Fuji. If they need wider angle lenses though, Id recommend the S9.

I’ve have all 3 but parted with the G9ii in favor of an s1r2. I regret this decision for a number of reasons, but none are related to weight. The S9 is cool, but the om5 ii runs circles around it. The s9 makes you realize how much the om5’s ibis makes an impact. Yes, more dynamic range in the s9, bu

So I’ve been playing around with the s1r2 that I got after trading in my G9ii and a bunch of the pro lenses.. and I regret jumping ship. I had no idea the autofocus would be this much inferior compared to an m43 system. The Panasonic 85 hunts, the sigmas are worse. You don’t even really notice the d

Despite just picking up an S1Rii and having no need for a new camera, I'm hungry for rumors about a new Lumix camera just for the fun if it... but looks doubtful. Especially the weird naming convention. Anything "S1" presumably keeps the same body. So an "e" model would imply worse specs and/or weak

Ich hatte durch die aktuelle Aktion von Panasonic die S1Rii da und konnte Sie mit meiner S5ii vergleichen. Ja bei JPG OOC gibt es Unterschiede, da ich aber die RAWs mit DxO entwickle schrumpft der Unterschied dramatisch. Ich fotografiere alles was an Tieren mir vor die Linse kommt, primär mit dem 15

I actually plan to get the S1Rii as main camera along with current S9. Mainly photo 80% and video indoor around 20 mins. 4k30 or 6k opengate. After saw your video, I had my reservation. Might wait a little bit more to see how Panasonic fix this. The S9 did overheat on me 1 time during a video sessio