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[RBecker]

Interestingly, it seems that there is no Live Comp on the S1Rii (yet).

I asked this question in a german live chat before (foto koch) and there they said it definitely offers live comp

 

[dirk]

Here is the review of Dustin. Videocentric. A great intro movie...

 

[dirk]

 

[RBecker]

Is there still no option to use flash with electronic shutter? Even with longer exposure times? With Olympus no problem…

 

[Nevyn72]

Raws can be found here:

Lumix S1RII RAW Sample Footage Download

Here you can find some: Sample footage filmed with the Lumix S1RII in various recording options RAW photos filmed with the Lumix S1RII Feel free to offer a cup of coffee! All my

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[Nomad Nate]

I think I need to become a Lumix Youtuber

 

[GeorgeHudetz]

I asked this question in a german live chat before (foto koch) and there they said it definitely offers live comp

Fantastic. I assume they learned their lesson with the S5II.

 

[pdk42]

I asked this question in a german live chat before (foto koch) and there they said it definitely offers live comp

Phew! I was worried about that!

 

[ermesjo]

Surprised that Lumix choose Norway for the S1Rii release. Well, Tromsø is the town in the middle of our planet. Sort of. The new S1Rii is a really exciting pro-thing. Regards, Ermesjo (Norwegian) and a newbee S5iiX user (exit Canon).

 

[dirk]

This review focus on the video side

 

[Quentinquirelino]

Phew! I was worried about that!

When you watch Gordon Laings Video, you can see the live composite mode in the manu.

 

[Oíche]

Surprised that Lumix choose Norway for the S1Rii release. Well, Tromsø is the town in the middle of our planet. Sort of. The new S1Rii is a really exciting pro-thing. Regards, Ermesjo (Norwegian) and a newbee S5iiX user (exit Canon).

I once had an online photographer friend who invited me there but I'd rather go in the summer. I believe it's the most northern university town in the world and the only one inside the arctic circle.

I'm no longer into travelling, haven't been on a plane since 2016 and that was a photography trip in Tenerife including staying in the Parador hotel up in the volcano crater which is highly recommended for astro and well just being there. The summit and views are literally awesome

 

[Quentinquirelino]

After watching a view initial reviews I think the S1RII is a great camera. But there is still some room for improvements. For example, I would find some in between frame rates in burst between 10 fps mechanical and 40 fps electronic shutter handy. Especially because the buffer doesn't last long. A 20 fps option would be very useful and easy to implement via software update. Maybe someone with contacts to Panasonic (@Richard Wong ) could tell them.

 

[Oíche]

After watching a view initial reviews I think the S1RII is a great camera. But there is still some room for improvements. For example, I would find some in between frame rates in burst between 10 fps mechanical and 40 fps electronic shutter handy. Especially because the buffer doesn't last long. A 20 fps option would be very useful and easy to implement via software update. Maybe someone with contacts to Panasonic (@Richard Wong ) could tell them.

I imagine they'll bring such out along with continued AF improvements along with S5ii and later G series M43 cameras that use this L2 processor.

30fps in S5ii is rather mental also, 20fps or others could be nice options in that camera also.

 

[dirk]

I would find some in between frame rates in burst between 10 fps mechanical and 40 fps electronic shutter handy.

This will come in a future update according to one of the youtube reviews. 20fps.

 

[GeorgeHudetz]

This will come in a future update according to one of the youtube reviews. 20fps.

That's fantastic. Frankly, the buffer gets overrun far too quickly at 40 fps. And, yes, on average, I wouldn't want that many images.