If I had to choose a full-frame camera for under $1,500 right now, the Panasonic Lumix S5 II would already be in my cart ...

Panasonic went in at the high end when it released its first L-mount full-frame mirrorless cameras last year, but today it’s announcing a more mainstream and versatile model. Like the $2,499 Lumix S1, ...

Panasonic went big with its first-generation Lumix DC-S1 full-frame mirrorless camera, both in size (it's as hefty as some SLRs) and price, positioning it around $2,500, toward the high-end of the ...

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You saw the announcement and release of the Panasonic Lumix S5II and you’ve waited to pull the trigger because the Lumix S5II X caught your eye. So you want to know if the wait was worth it? Well, in ...

The Lumix S5 IIx, announced earlier this year with support for ProRes Raw, adds support for Blackmagic Raw ahead of its ship date. Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered ...

Panasonic officially announced its next full-frame mirrorless camera, the Lumix S5, on Wednesday 2 September 2020. Here's where you can watch the launch, or head on over to our feature, link below, ...

Sony, Nikon, and Canon are arguably the three biggest players in the camera game, constantly fighting against one another. Then there’s Panasonic. The company has a strong cult following and tends to ...

The Panasonic Lumix DC-S5 II is the latest iteration of the popular DC-S5 full-frame camera. Boasting a new phase detection autofocus system and an internal cooling fan for extended video recording, ...

When Panasonic launched the Lumix S1 - the first in its full-frame mirrorless camera series - it was criticised for being rather big and expensive. Here's the company's resolution to that: the Lumix ...

The Lumix DC-S5 II matches up with the original's body style nearly point-for-point, with a few subtle changes. It's a typical size for a full-frame camera, coming in at 4.0 by 5.3 by 3.6 inches (HWD) ...