Panasonic just announced a new L-mount full-frame 44MP flagship camera – the LUMIX S1RII. Capable of 8K 30fps, 6.4K 30fps open gate, 5.9K 60fps, or 4K 120fps video in a variety of 10-bit codecs, it can also record internal ProRes and ProRes RAW video. The camera features capable IBIS, phase hybrid AF, support for 32-bit float audio with the XLR2 audio adapter, and more. The S1RII will start shipping in late March for $3,299.99. Today, Panasonic announced a new full-frame mirrorless camera, the LUMIX S1RII. As the name implies, this is indeed Panasonic’s high-resolution full-frame photography flagship. Six long years have passed since the release of the LUMIX S1R, and looking at the spec sheet for the new “mark II,” I have to admit it was well worth the wait. Make sure to also check out the video of my colleague Johnnie, who sat down with Matt Frazer from Panasonic to ask him everything you need to know about the new camera. Current LUMIX lineup. Source: Panasonic While aimed primarily at photographers, this camera seems like it will not disappoint filmmakers either. Is this a hot candidate for the best hybrid camera of 2025? Let’s take a quick look at the camera’s features and specs. LUMIX S1RII camera – magnesium alloy body. Source: Panasonic Panasonic LUMIX S1RII – 44MP sensor with dual native ISO and IBIS The new L-Mount camera LUMIX S1RII boasts a newly developed 44.3MP BSI CMOS image sensor. Additionally, the camera offers a handheld high-resolution mode, resulting...
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