First Panasonic Lumix S1 Firmware 1.3 Beta test by Nick Driftwood
Nick Driftwood posted those two test videos taken with the Panasonic Lumix S1 Firmware 1.3 Beta.
Panasonic Lumix S-Pro 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens First impressions by Darryl Carey
Darryl Carey tested the newly announce Panasonic Lumix S-Pro 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens (preorder at BHphoto).
Sigma Art 35mm f1.2 / 14-24mm f2.8 review by CameraLabs
CameraLabs published the full Sigma Art 35mm f1.2 / 14-24mm f2.8 review!
Panasonic Lumix S1H Autofocus Human/Animal Test (Video)-Elizabeth South
ElizabethSouth:
The Panasonic Lumix S1H video camera is amazing and very cinematic for sure! I thought I’d upload this quick video I made answering a lot of questions I had about this camera in case someone else has the same questions. Let me know in your comments below what you think about the camera as well as which lens Autofocuses the best: 1. either Lumix 24-105 mm f/4 or 2. Lumix S Pro 50mm f/1.4 3. Also let me know which Autofocus Speed/Sensitivity settings you think work the best!
My thoughts are that this would be the perfect camera if it had Autofocus as good as Canon/Sony, but it’s not totally horrible either – just not always reliable. I have in the past used Canon, GH5 cameras for my personal Music Videos, dogs, family, and as part of the film projects I do as a drama teacher where I need children to autofocus easily by tapping the viewfinder. I want a very high quality cinematic looking camera that also has good Autofocus and this is the best most affordable cinematic camera, although not cheap. I had lots of questions about how well it worked with Autofocus in both Human/Animal detection mode. Yes! Unlike Sony which only has Autofocus for Animals in Photo mode, Lumix S1H has Autofocus for Animals in both Photos and Video! I was excited to find this out! And I think it works very well! How well it works for humans, is still a question for me. Hopefully Panasonic will get their act together and make Autofocus a priority for those of us who need to use it for various reasons. Another thing it does (that the GH5 does not do) is you can change the priority of who/what you are prioritizing the Autofocus on simply by tapping the screen with your finger. (Canon has that feature I loved as well).