Here are the leaked Panasonic Lumix S1R II camera pictures and specifications
Here are the leaked Panasonic Lumix S1R II camera pictures and specifications from Chinese social media (announcement on February 25th):
The new Panasonic Lumix S1rII is rumored to use a new 44MP Sony sensor. Here are the impressive specs! -
As you know, Sony released the 44MP IMX366 sensor 1-2 years ago. This is a fast sensor that may or may not appear in the new Sony A7V in the future. My gut tells me that the A/V will still keep the 33MP resolution... But I heard an interesting competitor rumor: Panasonic will release a new S1rII next week with a brand new 44MP sensor. I’m guessing this will be a variation of Sony’s new IMX366 sensor, and the rumored specs are pretty impressive.
Here are the full specs for the Panasonic Lumix S1RII:
- New 44MP “high-speed” sensor
- 40fps burst shooting with electronic shutter
- 10fps burst shooting with mechanical shutter
- 8-stop image stabilization - 176MP high-resolution mode via sensor shift… handheld(!) and 8-image composite
- 1.5 second pre-capture
- 8k30p video
- 4K120 uncropped
- 8.1K Open-Gate coming later via firmware update
- Internal 6K ProRes RAW HQ recording
- Internal RAW video recording: ProRes 422 HQ, ProRes 422 and proxy
- Recording to external SSD via USB-C
- Supports multiple frame markers: 2.39:1, 2.35:1, 2.00:1, 1.85:1, 16:9, 4:3, 5:4, 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and custom
- 32-bit floating point audio
- Multi-angle flip screen, similar to A9III/A1II
- Body size is roughly the same as Lumix S5II (slightly thicker)
- Dust and water resistant design with heat dissipation system
- Red record button on the front of the camera near the corner of the mount
- Red tally lights on the front and back
- The price is about $3,500
- Release time: February 25 at 2 pm (London time)
This camera is designed to compete with the Canon R5II and Nikon Z8. Imagine if the A7V could have these specifications for $2,500.
Panasonic announcement on February 25th (new Lumix S1R II camera)
The rumored Panasonic LUMIX S1R II camera (L-mount) will not use the same sensor as the Leica SL3