Panasonic S1H Review - The First 6K Full Frame Mirrorless Camera

Panasonic S1H Review - The First 6K Full Frame Mirrorless Camera

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[TheHybridShooter]

Note: The playback at 2:54 is much smoother in reality, there must be some issue with my screen recorder.

[newfoundmass]

Always love hearing "hello my friends" :)

[momchilyordanov]

Swiveling AND tilting screen is a great idea. I want it on my camera!

[GermanViking]

Worth to mention that in October 28 2019 the S1H has been officially approved to become the first mirrorless camera that can shoot Netflix 4k Originals contents.
I mean, this is huge!
Great review my friend!

[daniellmiller]

Finally a review that mentions whether the S1H has the 96 MP High Res mode! I’m an architectural shooter who also does videos. This is going to be a great body with the Sigma EF adapter that allows us to use the Canon Tilt-Shift lenses.

[raksh]

The v-log and colour science of the S1H is intended to be the same as Panasonic's Varicam and Varicam LT, which are high end cinema cameras that cost tens of thousands of dollars. For example, high budget Netflix movies and shows are often shot on Varicam. To have this kind of video quality in a far less expensive mirrorless body is amazing.

[DennisSchmitz]

"this is why this video is uploaded in 5K.."
Me: restarts video in 5K.

[JohnSolitude]

Very decent and in-depth reviews, well-produced, my favorite channel to see reviews.
Thank you, I know it takes a lot of time to bring reviews up to your level.

[webdaddy]

Really well done, unbiased as always. One of the reasons I subscribed to this channel. And your English is flawless as well.

[BadEmpanada]

Still the best channel for no bullshit camera reviews! But you must have an entire room just to store all of your cameras.

[flixs]

Great video! But, one quick question: Could you make a video where you put the G9 up against the Z6? They share a lot of features in my opinion like great video, great ergonomics and handling, etc. Thank you!

[heartshapedfilms]

This really has made me want one. But I am fed up of switching systems and changing up my gear I am now back with Canon. Though this is so tempting

[Reyfox]

Nice review. Too rich for me along with the size. But if I had the money!
I'll still "survive" with my G9.

[ungivingrelentless]

been waiting for this review from you thanks

[juliancroot]

Awesome job as usual. From my perspective as a GH5, GH5S, G9 owner.... Its all very well being able to shoot ISO 12800 (at least 2 full stops better than the GH5), but my best GH5 lenses are 2 stops faster than anything available for the S series (excluding the singular 50mm 1.4). So the expenditure doesn't add up at the moment, and the G series is more portable.

I love what Panasonic has done with this camera but I think the GH6 will be here soon. For people with a good selection of fast M43 lenses at their disposal, I suspect the S series is going to prove a hard sell for quite a while.
And if you need good autofocus, you need to invest in another system aswell.

For me the best kit combo continues to be Panasonic M43 and Canon full frame. And as you mentioned in your video, the colours between the two brands are similar.

[pfirsichdrop]

Its liturally only lacking a XLR port and internal ND's to be the perfect video camera. It's just incredible!

[TheDominicballard]

Hello my friend, killer job as usual!

[russellsteele]

Great review, I'm getting this with the 24-105 lens!!! I'm really excited now.

[akivabernstein]

I can’t wait for the s1mk2 where the top screen and power switch are moved from the s1h.

[lakejindsay]

Does the fan ever kick on during long exposure stills? Seems like that could be useful for long exposure night and astrophotography applications to reduce signal noise.