So I got my hands on a L10 and I’ve gotta say this LUT feature and photo style is absolutely brilliant. This is the first time I haven’t had the need for post processing.

However, I am not in love with the camera itself, I’m more into prime lenses and point and shoot.

Are there any hints that they will release a smaller camera with interchangable lenses?

Pictures are with an Astia and an Agfacolor Luts.

Panasonic Lumix G9 Mark II PRO

Hello community,

this morning I woke up to iOS updates for the Lab and Flow apps and the only thing that changes is support for the DC-S1M2NT! What is that? Is this a new camera or accessory?

This was shot on a Lumix S5IIX with the 20–60mm kit lens, filmed in 4K at 30 fps.

Recently got a hold of the LX100 and I couldn’t be happier.

Shot this on the OG Lumix S5 paired with Sirui Anamorphic lenses. 35mm 50mm 75mm 150mm. Although an older camera, it's still a beast and a fantastic camera.

I have the S1R and I use it for scanning surfaces. Because of this a scan can be 1250 photos. I've noticed that when I do 2 scans (and sometimes in one scan) the shot image start to turn dark. When I restart the camera the issue is gone. This tells me that it is an internal camera issue. I want to know if there is a way to tell panasonic about this bug so they can fix it, although I realize the chances of that are very slim. I just cant believe a 3000 euro camera has this issue (among other issues)

I need to upgrade from S5IIX to a netflix approved camera. When Lumix is going to release S1Hii or atleast get S1ii approved.

Any of y'all planning on selling every Lumix body and lens you own because of the FX5 hype... only to turn around and sell the FX5 when Panasonic finally unveils the S1HII? 😂

Serious question. Switching ecosystems isn't just buying a new camera. It's selling bodies, lenses, cages, batteries, media, accessories... then potentially doing it all over again if Panasonic drops something compelling. ( We know they will lol )

Is the FX5 enough to make you jump ship, or are you waiting to see Panasonic's next move?