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By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
Rumors have it being the FP II which might include the S1 II sensor for about $2,500 and in a body roughly the size of the original FP? If it has internal 12-bit raw and PDAF, that could be pretty neat. The S1 II sensor is, from everything I've heard, very good. It's a little tricky, though, as just about any small/portable camera being released now exists in the same world as the Nikon ZR. For me, if all other things are equal, I'd do an extra $300 for the better sensor (The S1 II sensor, that is). -
By John Matthews · Posted
Damn. After playing with the 7artisan 10mm, this camera looks so good. The electronic IBIS is working wonderfully and you don't hear any audio weirdness like with normal IBIS sometimes. The colors when you put the Log into FilmConvert are great IMO. About the 10mm, it's not perfect. For starters, there was quite a bit of play in the mount. I fixed it with a little electrical tape. However, it's super easy to focus and quite fun. The image seems quite sharp too. -
Quite possibly, ie, an 'FX30 competitor' except full-frame with the FX3 'competitor' next year as the 'S1H2'. I'm struggling to see where anything from LUMIX would fit in as the S5ii, S1ii and S9 already exist and it's too soon to replace even the oldest of these plus it would be direct competition and hurt sales of these existing models surely? UNLESS it's a stills orientated camera, but even then... So I am sticking with Sigma, DJI, Black Magic as the most likely candidates with the former two being the strongest contenders IMO. I wouldn't expect Leica to be popping out a dedicated 'cine' camera and this thing is most likely to be that by the sounds of it, or at least heavily orientated as with the Nikon ZR...and they definitely do not need a competitor from within their own ranks for their M, SL and Q cameras. But what do I know and all pure speculation! -
Thanks a lot for the hint ! Better user experience when not holding the ISO button while changing ISO with a wheel. -
It looks my first guess is correct except company is not Panasonic but Sigma. 24Mpx sensor in a relatively lower cost cinema type of camera body could only be the one in Nikon Zr, Z6 III, Panasonic S1 II.
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