Panasonic develops its first full frame mirrorless cameras
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Panasonic has developed the Lumix S1R and the S1, its first digital single lens mirrorless cameras with 35mm full-frame sensors.
These models offer 4K 80p/50p video recording and a dual Image Stabilisation system.
“Lumix continues to forge the way and set new directions in imaging with the announcement of the S Series,” said Scott Mellish, product marketing manager, imaging, Panasonic.
“This marks a new era of growth and opportunity for LUMIX – with the S Series providing Panasonic with even greater reach into the world of the professional, while we continue to grow the highly regarded G Series.”
“Importantly for the photographer, Panasonic’s alliances with Leica Camera and Sigma see an impressive array of adaptor-free lenses available at launch,” added Mellish.
The camera features a double slot for XQD memory cards and SD memory cards and a rugged triaxial tilt LCD. The camera also has a Leica Camera’s L-Mount, making it possible to use interchangeable lenses that meet the L-Mount specifications of the partners Leica Camera and Sigma.
Panasonic will also build a lineup of Lumix S Series compatible lenses, developing more than 10 by 2020, including a 50mm/F1.4 single-focused lens, 24-105mm standard zoom lens and a 70-200mm telephoto zoom lens.
IDG News Service
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