Panasonic S1H vs Sony A7III | All YOU Need is Full Frame Right?
The Everyday Dad:
Today we’re comparing two full frame cameras from my favorite camera brands. The Sony A7III is a camera we’ve featured a lot because it’s one of my absolute favorites. The Panasonic S1H is a monster 6k camera that has features others cameras can’t really get close to.
But specs don’t really matter when it comes to cameras to make online content.
So which one works best?!
What is Optical Low Pass Filter in camera?
Richard Wong:
How does Optical Low Pass Filter / Anti-Aliasing Filter affect the image quality? Is it a good or bad thing? I’ll show you some comparison photos I shot with the S1H and S1 and explain to you what the Optical Low Pass Filter is and whether it’s good or not.
Size comparison between the new Sigma 24-70mm and the Panasonic L zooms
Asobinet posted this accurate size comparison between the new Sigma 24-70mm FE, the Panasonic 24-70mm f/2.8 and Panasonic 24-105mm f/4.0 zooms.
Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 L-mount lens will be announced the first half 2020
Image on top shows the front of the current Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 Canon EF lens
Solid sources told me that Sigma will announced the new 70-200mm f/2.8 L-mount lens in early 2020. No info on pricing yet…
Interview with Matt Frazer from Panasonic about their new 16-35mm F4 S-Pro Lens
Personal View:
Interview with Matt Frazer from Panasonic about their recent addition to L mount lenses lineup. As usual for L mount lenses it is superb optically but little on expensive side for F4 lens. We also touch a little Netflix including S1H in the list of allowed A cameras.
Mirrorless 24-70mm Shootout at Petapixel: Panasonic makes the best lens!
Petapixel tested all the best 24-70mm lenses and comes to the conclusion that the Panasonic L lens is the best performer. Still they recommend the also very good Sigma 24-70mm lens because of the much lower price:
Though the Lumix was most commonly my personal favorite out of each of the tests, I don’t know that I would say it’s the best purchase. If you recall, initially I said this was a test of sharpness vs price, and the Lumix is nearly twice as expensive as the Sigma.
Is the Lumix twice as good as the Sigma? That’s ultimately up to you to decide, but I personally don’t think it is. It’s definitely better, and I think if money were no issue I would select it over the field. But since money is always an issue, it’s hard to argue against the Sigma.