Panasonic's LUMIX full-frame series expands with new cameras boasting cutting-edge video recording features for professionals.
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Panasonic has expanded its LUMIX full-frame mirrorless camera series with the introduction of the LUMIX S1II and LUMIX S1IIE, designed for professional photographers, filmmakers, and content creators. These cameras combine high image quality, accurate color reproduction, and advanced video capabilities.

LUMIX S1II: Performance and Versatility

The LUMIX S1II incorporates a newly developed 24.1MP full-frame partially stacked CMOS sensor with Panasonic's latest Venus Engine, enabling faster data processing and high image quality. It supports various advanced video formats, including 5.8K and 5.1K at up to 60fps, and 4K at 120fps. This camera is also the first in the LUMIX series to support these advanced video formats. It offers up to 15 stops of dynamic range in V-Log at frame rates below 30p, facilitating high-end color grading for cinema.

Specifically designed for hybrid creators, the LUMIX S1II offers blackout-free burst shooting at 70 frames per second in SH/SH PRE mode. It also features extended 5.1K 60p Open Gate recording, allowing for flexible reframing or vertical formats. Panasonic plans to release a firmware update that will include multiple frame marker displays to enhance accuracy and flexibility for multi-platform production.

LUMIX S1IIE: Enhanced Features for Content Creation

The LUMIX S1IIE features a 24.2MP sensor based on the LUMIX S5II and supports 6K 30p open gate video recording. It also includes a 2.4:1 cinematic aspect ratio at multiple frame rates up to 60p without cropping, providing a full widescreen capture. With over 14 stops of dynamic range in V-Log, it supports professional color grading workflows. The camera enables burst shooting up to 30 fps with the electronic shutter and 10 fps with the mechanical shutter in H+ mode, both with blackout-free shooting for uninterrupted tracking of fast-moving subjects.

Key Features and Technologies

Both the LUMIX S1II and S1IIE models share several advanced features:

  • AI-powered Phase Hybrid Autofocus: Offers precise subject tracking with improved detection for eyes, faces, and fast-moving subjects. A new 'Urban Sports' AF mode has been specifically developed to accurately track complex and rapid movements.
  • Advanced Image Stabilization: An upgraded 8.0-stop in-body image stabilization (B.I.S.) system, complemented by a new cropless Electronic Image Stabilisation (E.I.S.) that delivers distortion-free footage.
  • Extensive Video Capabilities: Support for ARRI LogC3, allowing for seamless integration into cinematic workflows, with compatibility for C4K 60p Apple ProRes RAW and HQ ProRes RAW.
  • Durability and Connectivity: Both models feature a high-resolution 5.76M-dot EVF and a versatile 1.84M-dot tilt and free-angle LCD, providing flexible shooting angles. They also include dual media slots for SD and CFexpress Type B cards and a rugged body that can withstand temperatures as low as -10°C. The cameras offer extensive connectivity and software support, including compatibility with Capture One, Frame.io, and LUMIX Lab.

Market Focus

Panasonic is targeting the growing digital storytelling market in India with these new models. The LUMIX S1II is priced from Rs 3,29,990, while the LUMIX S1IIE is priced at Rs 2,69,990. They are available through authorized dealers and Panasonic's direct-to-consumer platform.

These new cameras are built for professional photographers, filmmakers, and content creators, aiming to cater to a wide range of creative needs in areas such as weddings, commercials, documentaries, and fashion.


Writer - Aditi Sharma
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