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Panasonic unveils Lumix S1II and S1IIE full-frame mirrorless cameras with advanced video capabilities

Panasonic S1II 24MP full-frame mirrorless camera. (Image source: Panasonic)
Panasonic launches its latest 24MP full-frame mirrorless cameras with advanced videography capabilities, the S1II and S1IIE. (Image source: Panasonic)
Panasonic has launched the S1II and S1IIE, 24MP full-frame mirrorless cameras with 14+ stop dynamic range, eight-stop image stabilization, rugged weatherproof bodies, and ARRI LogC3 video output for compatibility with Alexa workflows.

Panasonic has unveiled the S1II and S1IIE for photographers and videographers who need splash, freeze, and dust-proof full-frame mirrorless cameras with high image quality.

The 24.1 MP S1II is targeted toward users who need high frame rate video modes. Its partially stacked sensor is capable of recording videos at 5.8K 60p, 4K 120p, and 2K 240p, and taking photographs at up to 70 fps. The sensor has a maximum dynamic range of 15 stops.

The 24.2 MP S1IIE uses a sensor capable of recording 6K 30p and 4K 60p videos, and taking photographs at up to 30 fps. The sensor has a maximum dynamic range of 14+ stops.

Both feature a set of identical features including open gate video support (5.1K 60p for the S1II and 6K 30p for the S1IIE), hybrid autofocus with AI people tracking using contrast and phase detection, 8.0-stop in-body image stabilization, ARRI LogC3 and Apple ProRes RAW HQ format video output, dual SD/CFexpress Type B card slots, a 5.76 million-dot electronic viewfinder, and a 1.84 million-dot tilt and free-angle monitor.

The S1II and S1IIE will be available for sale starting June at Panasonic.com and other channels, including the Panasonic store on Amazon.

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David Chien, 2025-05-14 (Update: 2025-05-14)