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PCMag on MSNPanasonic Lumix S1R II Debuts With New, Fast Reading SensorThe full-frame L-mount camera is the first to use a 44MP BSI CMOS sensor that reads out quickly enough to realize 40fps image ...
For photographers wanting more than 44.3-megapixels of resolution, the S1RII offers a handheld high-resolution mode that can ...
Panasonic’s mirrorless cameras are best known for their video powers, but with its latest model, the company is finally ...
On today’s You Asked: Why do TV speakers suck — and why even bother putting speakers in TVs? Why don’t TVs get five HDMI ...
The International Olympic Committee has found a sponsor in China to replace long-term commercial partner Panasonic from Japan ...
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Digital Camera World on MSNPanasonic teams up with Capture One for tethering to Lumix camerasPanasonic and Capture One have announced a new strategic partnership to bring tethering to Lumix cameras to Capture One's ...
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Panasonic's full-frame flagship is a powerful, flexible and compact high-resolution camera with excellent autofocus and ...
Panasonic has introducd the Lumix S1R II full-frame camera with a 44-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor as the successor to Lumix S1R ...
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Digital Camera World on MSNPanasonic Lumix S1R II hands-on review: a proper hybrid flagship at a price that's hard to resistPanasonic turns its photo flagship into a hybrid video powerhouse – and at a price that should leave rivals worried ...
The S1RII is lighter, more compact and more powerful than its high-resolution predecessor. The camera is designed to inspire ...
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Digital Camera World on MSNLumix Flow looks like an intriguing app for storyboarding and shot lists – and you don't need a Panasonic (or even a camera) to use itThe Lumix Flow app is designed to help videographers plan projects with storyboarding, scripts, and shot lists ...
The Panasonic Lumix S1R II offers almost all of the same core features and specs as the Canon R5 Mark II at a much lower ...
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