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Could do as Panasonic are not Sigma’s master…but I don’t think it will have all the features of an S1ii, but no IBIS would probably be a deal-breaker for me as it would need to have a superb level of digital stabilisation for my needs. I don’t know about others, but I’m not one for rigging stuff out and so few OIS L Mount lenses. -
By Framed_By_Dan · Posted
The rumours seem promising. Still no word on IBIS though. I owned an OG Fp briefly as I fancied experimenting with Raw video, but ultimately didn't have the patience. It was quirky, small and light but the lack of IBIS and a tilting screen frustrated me. It'll be interesting to see what Sigma do. If it uses the S1 II sensor, I certainly hope Sigma's processing for any compressed codecs will be better and more organic looking than Panasonic's current offering. -
By QuickHitRecord · Posted
Nice! I expect a lot of cool hacks to come out in the coming months. I kind of wonder if we'll get to the point where a lot more cameras get raw video capability. My build is a remix of another recent build that made the camera a lot more user-friendly. I remapped all of the presets so that the windowed sensor matches the physical size of film. Gone are 2.5K and 2.8K, etc. Want to use a 35mm film lens? There's a preset for that. Super 16 or 16mm? How about 8mm? You're covered. I've also included 1.85:1 and 2.35: aspect ratios where it made the most sense. After some troubleshooting, it's all working over HDMI too. I've also added a timecode feature (really excited about this) and updated the UI to look more elegant, with a color palette that looks a lot like this website. But in all honesty, most of my time has been spent hunting down random black flashes, broken UI elements, and glitches. I photograph/video each with my phone, upload to Claude, and we go back and forth running test builds in the camera until it's improved. It's slow work, but the camera feels a lot more stable. How's your GH2 hack? -
By KnightsFan · Posted
No way it has all the best features and also undercuts S1ii price. My guess is no ibis, not class leading af, and the evf is sold separately to make the total price higher than the S1ii. However, if it delivers on good image quality, low rolling shutter, small body with evf option, I would still be excited. It would be great to have a tiny, light body for hiking but have the option of an evf. -
By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
Sounds good @QuickHitRecordhave you made some interest progress so far. Does it run doom? 🙂 Claude Code and Codex are making a lot of things possible on the camera side, I have a Sigma FP hack in the works as well. This runs on a known Japanese OS (T-Kernel-family RTOS), so patches and features can be run from the SD card. No risky firmware hacking required!
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