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Newark, NJ (February 1, 2019) - After the development announcement at Photokina 2018, Panasonic is now proud to introduce the full specifications of its long-awaited first full-frame Digital Single Lens Mirrorless cameras, the LUMIX S1R and S1, with a 35mm full-frame CMOS sensor.
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Panasonic Launches New LUMIX S Series Full-frame Mirrorless Cameras LUMIX S1R and LUMIX S1 The Panasonic Lumix DC-S1 will be available in early April for $2499 body-only or $3399 with the co-announced 24-105mm F4 lens. The camera also provides a top panel status LCD.
It's also equipped with a touch-sensitive 3.0" 2.1M-dot LCD that tilts on three axes. Like its higher-resolution sibling, the S1 provides an OLED electronic viewfinder with market-leading 5.76M-dot resolution, offering 60 fps or 120 fps selectable refresh rate. Additionally, Panasonic's 6K and 4K Photo modes are present for high-speed capture, allowing extraction of 18MP images from 30 fps bursts, or 8MP images from APS-C region 60 fps bursts. Standard burst shooting is offered at up to 9 fps with single AF, or 6 fps with continuous AF and live view. The S1 offers a multi-shot High Resolution mode able to create 96MP images. This latest iteration of the feature incorporates machine learning to better identify subjects and improve tracking performance. Both cameras offer robust weather-resistance and in-body 5-axis image stabilization that will work in combination with Lumix lenses equipped with optical stabilization.Īutofocus is contrast-based and relies on Panasonic's DFD (Depth From Defocus) technology to speed up focus acquisition. The S1 and S1R use the L-mount standard, introduced first by Leica and now developed in collaboration with Panasonic and Sigma.
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Pricing and availability date of the upgrade has not yet been announced. The standard camera only shoots 10-bit in its HLG high-dynamic range video mode. S1 users will also have the option to pay for an upgrade to add Log capabilities and the ability to output or capture 10-bit 4:2:2 footage. The S1 will also offer 1 video capture, output as 1/6th speed footage at 29.97p.
The S1 uses a 24.2MP sensor and on the video front, captures oversampled 4K/30p video from the full width of the sensor, or 4K/60p from an APS-C region. The company previously estimated that the S1 would be 70% used for stills and 30% geared toward video, and indeed it puts up some impressive video specifications. Following a Photokina 2018 development announcement, Panasonic has released full details for its Lumix S1 full-frame mirrorless camera.
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