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Panasonic S1R : Specifications and Opinions




Panasonic S1R, front

Panasonic S1R, back

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The Panasonic S1R is a mirrorless camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 47.3 megapixels manufactured from 2019. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 51200 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 6 FPS x 40 RAW, 50 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 2342 €;
30 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10


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 Sensor
 Format   Fullframe, 36 x 24 mm (image ratio 3:2, crop factor 1.0x in comparison with FF)
 Resolution   47.3 megapixel (pixel pitch 4.30 μm)
 ISO sensitivities   50 - 51200
 File formats   JPEG, RAW

 Esposure
 Shutter speeds   60" - 1/8000
 Exp. compensation   +/- 5 stops at 1/3 steps
 Exp. modes   M, S, A, P
 Metering modes   Multi-Area, Semi-Spot, Spot

 Features
 Mount   L-Mount (click here to view all compatible lenses)
 Stabilization   Yes
 Autofocus (AF areas)   255
 Continuos shooting (with autofocus)   6 FPS x 40 RAW, 50 JPEG
 Continuos shooting (without autofocus)   9 FPS x 40 RAW, 50 JPEG
 Pre-Burst   No
 Live View   Yes
 Video mode   4K (3840x2160p) @ 60 FPS
 WiFi   Yes
 GPS   No
 USB   USB-C (3.1)
 USB Charging   Yes

 Computing Features
 ND Long Exposure   No
 Pixel Shift   Yes, in-camera (187 megapixel)
 Focus Stacking   Partial, it requires computer software to merge the photos
 Startrail/Composite mode   No
 Astrotracer   No

 Camera body and built
 Touchscreen   Yes
 LCD   3.2", 1024 x 680 pixels, articulated
 Viewfinder   Electronic, coverage 100%, 0.78x
 Viewfinder resolution   1600 x 1200 px
 Flash   No
 Storage   SD, SDHC, SDXC (UHS-II)
 Storage, Slot 2   CFExpress Type B
 Shutter   Mechanical and electronic
 Battery   Panasonic DMW-BLJ31, 22.57 Wh
 Weather sealing   Yes
 Weight   1016 g
 Dimensions   149 x 110 x 97 mm

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avatarjunior
sent on July 01, 2024

Pros: Well built, great key handling, gorgeous viewfinder.

Cons: I come from an Olympus this the weight is felt (but after a while the habit is no longer noticeable), the non-compatibility to 100x100 with the old Sigma lenses with l mount maunt

Opinion: The machine gives the feeling of a real tank, well made and solid, it gives confidence in handling it. Combined with the original lenses and close to perfect it returns splendid images immediately, if well set up (almost) it does not require hole retouching. I've been using a Micro 4/3 system for years, so my first approach was a bit disorienting, I had to get the hang of it with the FF system, but once I got the hang of it I fell in love with it, it has an infinite menu, even with various effects used just to try how they came, (they only work jpg), the keys were put in the right places at least I get to all the keys and levers quietly. The manual focus is very smooth and precise, you have to be careful because being so fluid it takes very little to move it inadvertently. The optical viewfinder is a really excellent thing, a top quality. for me and passed with flying colors

avatarjunior
sent on August 28, 2023

Pros: build quality, low ISO file

Cons: Weight, ISO high not exceptional

Opinion: bought used very little at 1800 euros, I write about it after several months of use. Excellent quality of the body, controls I find them comfortable, even too many, but everyone has their own needs, I have memorized those 4/5 that I often use and with my fingers I go even in the dark. the files are great (I almost always use Leica lenses) at high ISO better than the younger sister s5. In the studio with a drum, even a patona, I take 1500 photos in one session. When combined, for example, with a Leica 24/90 zoom you can't use it around your neck for hours, it weighs too much!

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avatarsenior
sent on September 21, 2022

Pros: Excellent complete machine in every department

Cons: Weight and dimensions are there, prices too high for bodies and the few goals

Opinion: There would be to write a book on the release of these S1 / R. Late releases at exaggerated prices, with 3 objectives in cross at unjustifiably high prices. It was certainly not the way to enter this category last. Let's go to the car. Well built, complete. Viewfinder, screen, functions, keys, materials are all as it should be. The only drawback is the XQD slot but at that time you had to pay pledge to Sony while she did not mount them. The AF is not at the highest levels but it is still good but here we enter the subjective, how to use the machine and for what. Excellent files with a dominant hot / orange that goes a little' dampened in post. Huge files, those who shoot a lot like me at events fill HD tape. If I went back, I would sell the R and keep the S1. The 2 machines are identical, changes the sensor and the electronic shutter that with the R reaches 1/16000 against 1/8000 of the S1. On the other hand, raising the ISO the R shows the strings 2 stops before the smooth. On the video side I have no idea, I don't care and it's just ballast for me. In the used they have excellent prices and data in hand have characteristics superior to the competitors of the time. The weight and dimensions are there, there is no denying it. Considering that they must be combined with top lenses, especially the R, weight and size are felt. Everyone will make their own evaluations but I hope you do not take an R to combine with 20-60 or the latest plasticotti released to "remedy". It consumes a lot considering the generous size of the battery. It tends to drain the battery if left in the car at rest. Unworthy eyecup, I could work a little harder. Once the machines have been registered, the warranty can be transferred to the new owner. Luxury packaging where the heaviest thing inside is not the machine but the manuals. They look like the old encyclopedias of yesteryear.

avatarjunior
sent on March 08, 2021

Pros: Almost everything, professional body, very beautiful, natural files, totally customizable, safe updates. It is not heavy: it is RIGHT x professional use.

Cons: Few

Opinion: After various experiences with Canon and Nikon reflex systems, I tried mirrorlens with Olympus micro 4 thirds. Great, beautiful computer interface and very easy body and optical update (which I no longer found on other systems). Then I used Fuji X-h1 and X-T2 and found myself even better as using the body because of the average size of my hands and the numerous physical rings, and beautiful patternss. With Fuji I miss a raw file conversion program that instead with Canon and Olympus were included when buying the machine. But let's get to the point. Now I also use the Lumux S1R, fantastic camera. I was undecided between this and the S1 I'd like to try; then I found a nice chance for the S1R and bought it. I feel very good, fantastic viewfinder, great display with very natural colors, many customizable buttons, very robust body and weight, I say this with conviction, right. I don't agree with those who say it's big, maybe they've never tried a Canon 1Dmark3 or the Nikon D3x or bodies with battery grip with the batteries !!!! The S1R is lighter. Size side. It's not big!!!! And it's smaller than many bodies with battery grip. Then think about the difficulty of handling small and sometimes even medium bodies with big hands. They can also be nice and lent cameras but if you can't work they come out as a result many photos taken badly. As with so many bodies, the updates will fix the small gaps that some can find: there will never be a perfect camera for everyone. Everyone will have their own preferences and find flaws that x others are not there. The only notable note is the period that has come out. He should have been dating 2 years earlier, along with Sony, maybe not so complete. But giving people the chance to see it mature with Sony especially optical side. In my opinion, there is currently a lack of an optical park like that of other brands. Not as quality, but as a wide choice. I have to say I was undead for Sony but then I trusted Panasonic and luckily sigma is there. Panasonic lenses cost too much, and Even Sigma x Lumix lenses cost a little more than their Sony attack counterparts and even more than those with Canon and Nikon attachments. I don't think that's fair. Unfortunately there are still few those designed x mirrorless but they will come. I hope quickly otherwise people won't choose Lumix. I would have liked the updates to work as with Olympus, that is, by connecting the computer directly these happen almost automatically. I reserve the right to update the review after more intensive use. Good pictures at all.

avatarsenior
sent on March 16, 2020

Pros: Very robust AF fast sightsee with excellent resolution many megapixels

Cons: Heavy XQD expensive monitor little orientable arrangement keys

Opinion: Built well with regard to robustness even if the arrangement of the keys and quality of the wheels is not the top (the lever for the ignition is really uncomfortable) I would define it raw compared to other brands that have a higher quality of the key plastics and sticks you could strain more in Panasonic , in practice is a Leica SL poorly dressed with the German shares the hardware but Leica SL has from its much better livery, clearly more expensive The monitor doesn't orient in all directions, given the cost , they could make a fully articulated monitor such as the Canon R or the Panasonic GH5 itself The double slot with XQD, but a second SD not? As machine body is quite heavy many competitors are lighter for example Sony A7RIII that I sold for the S1R File quality and good although I find the jpeg (since I always shoot in this format) have a slight red hot dominant , the files of the Sony A7RIII are more neutral, the megapixels are many and you can zoom as far as you want to look at every detail High important thing the L-mount attack that allows you to use the leica optics , Sigma and Panasonic The AF and fast and the stabilizer works really well the times laying can become critical and you have not micromoxed the hold to high iso more than good The menu for various settings and very articulated but once taken the hand is still simple and allows you to customize the machine as you want As for the video part I have to try it as I care relatively are for the photos At the end of the ends I sold it and I went back to the micro 4/3 heavy and uncomfortableppo the S1R did not cog me




Photos taken with Panasonic S1R

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by Flashback
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HI RES 39.1 MP

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by Magisque
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25 comments, 5395 views  
HI RES 9.1 MP

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by Massimo Trevaini
16 comments, 645 views  
HI RES 26.8 MP

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15 comments, 2767 views  
HI RES 34.2 MP

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28 comments, 2767 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP



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Untitled Photo
by Leygrand
17 comments, 402 views  
HI RES 23.2 MP

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Alannah
by Flashback
12 comments, 2731 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

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Untitled Photo
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22 comments, 346 views  
HI RES 25.6 MP

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1 comments, 1974 views
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Autumn....
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7 comments, 4071 views  
HI RES 12.5 MP

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18 comments, 270 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

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2 comments, 2823 views
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17 comments, 938 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

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Untitled Photo
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7 comments, 2410 views  
HI RES 44.5 MP

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Silvia
by Valerio Tagliabue
8 comments, 1714 views  
HI RES 18.1 MP

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Untitled Photo
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17 comments, 402 views  
HI RES 41.8 MP

Foto
Shary in Borghetto
by Valerio Tagliabue
8 comments, 1771 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

Foto
Venice - St. Mark's Square
by Valerio Tagliabue
7 comments, 1061 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

Foto
The beautiful Venetian
by Valerio Tagliabue
4 comments, 1133 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

Foto
In the presence of the peaks
by Massimo Trevaini
16 comments, 464 views  
HI RES 24.0 MP

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Justina
by Flashback
2 comments, 1287 views  
HI RES 27.6 MP

Foto
Follow me
by Flashback
0 comments, 2518 views  
HI RES 37.8 MP

Foto
A look at Venice
by Valerio Tagliabue
4 comments, 906 views  
HI RES 7.4 MP

Foto
The magic of the forest
by Massimo Trevaini
14 comments, 825 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

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The dawn of August..
by Magisque
6 comments, 690 views  
HI RES 45.8 MP

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Golden Hour
by Valerio Tagliabue
9 comments, 1863 views  
HI RES 41.3 MP

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Untitled Photo
by Leygrand
11 comments, 222 views  
HI RES 7.5 MP

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Snacking
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2 comments, 2128 views  
HI RES 8.4 MP

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Mario Fly, New100
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1 comments, 1796 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP

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All or nothing
by Emiliano82ita
3 comments, 226 views  
HI RES 23.6 MP

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Samson
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0 comments, 1811 views  
HI RES 23.6 MP



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The landlady
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2 comments, 1973 views  
HI RES 10.2 MP

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HI RES 46.7 MP

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Veronica
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7 comments, 357 views  
HI RES 48.4 MP

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by Magisque
6 comments, 520 views  
HI RES 14.4 MP

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1 comments, 404 views  
HI RES 46.7 MP


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