The LUMIX S1IIE is designed to deliver outstanding photo and video performance, with superior image quality and vivid colour accuracy. Operation and ergonomics are identical to the popular S1RII, offering maximum convenience in all situations. It is equipped with a 24.2 MP BSI sensor that ensures image quality in various shooting conditions. Performance has been further enhanced in core features such as advanced real-time detection, phase-hybrid AF with AI-driven eye, face and urban sports tracking, and 8.0-stop image stabilisation or cropless stabilisation for smooth, distortion-free video. For the first time in the S-Series, ARRI LogC3 is supported via the DMW-SFU3A upgrade key. The Cinemascope video format (2.4:1) is available in various frame rates, including 60p without crop. This camera is the perfect choice for anyone looking for an upgrade in terms of ergonomics and operation and looking to create higher quality content.
Camera type | Mirrorless Camera |
Image sensor format | Full frame |
Wireless transmission | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
Camera equipment | Body only |
Continuous shooting mode | 30 FPS |
Item number | 58636096 |
Manufacturer | Panasonic |
Category | Cameras |
Manufacturer no. | DC-S1M2ESE |
Release date | 3.6.2025 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Scene mode | Portrait, Sports |
Scope of application | Action, Everyday life, General application, Sports, Time lapse camera, Travel photography |
Country code | CH/EU |
Camera type | Mirrorless Camera |
Camera equipment | Body only |
Image stabilisation method | Optical |
Wireless transmission | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
Flash equipment | Hot shoe |
Bayonet lens mount | L-Mount |
Closure type | Electric, Mechanical-switch |
Self-timer delay | 10 s, 2 s |
Image sensor resolution | 24.20 Mpx |
Image resolution | 6000 x 4000 pixels |
Image sensor type | CMOS |
Image sensor format | Full frame |
Image sensor size | 35.8 x 23.8 mm |
Crop factor | 1 |
Supported page ratios | 1:1, 16:9, 3:2, 4:3 |
Min. ISO sensitivity | 100 |
Max. ISO Sensitivity | 51200 |
Display functions | Tilt and swivel |
Viewfinder type | Electric |
Focus type | Autofocus |
Autofocus type | Hybrid |
Autofocus areas | 779x |
Continuous shooting mode | 30 FPS |
Max. video resolution standard | 6K |
Max. refresh rate | 60 fps |
Max. frame rate | Full HD (180fps) |
Image file formats | HEIF, JPEG, RAW |
Video file formats | mov, mp4 |
Durability | Dustproof |
Connections | 3.5mm headphones, HDMI (Type C), Mini USB |
Power supply | Rechargeable battery operated |
Country of origin | China |
Manufacturer commitment | RE100, SBTi |
Manufacturer compensation | According to RE100, the manufacturer Panasonic fully compensates for its energy consumption, leading to a reduction in emissions. |
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Climate contribution |
Length | 22.50 cm |
Width | 16.60 cm |
Height | 16.40 cm |
Weight | 1.30 kg |
| URL | https://www.panasonic.com/ch/de/consumer/foto-video-lernen/lumix-s-vollformatkameras/lumix-garantieverlangerung.html |
| Valid from | 14.3.2025 |
| Ends | 31.3.2026 |
| Closing date | 30.6.2026 |
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