For cinematic productions, broadcasting or live streaming, LUMIX wants you to think inside the box! The LUMIX BGH1 is an exceptionally lightweight and easy-to-install box camera whose arrival is timed perfectly, against a backdrop of increasing need for top-quality streaming solutions in addition to traditional broadcasting and cinema production.
Let’s start with the LUMIX S1H, the flagship full-frame mirrorless camera from Panasonic. It features a 24.2 Megapixel (MP) CMOS sensor capable of capturing up to 6K 24p video at 4:2:2 in 10-bit. The S1H offers Dual Native ISO — generating less noise at higher ISOs. The camera offers unlimited record time and an internal fan for improved heat dispersion. The S1H is a durable and reliable camera for creators who need to shoot for a long time. Also, the camera shoots up to 120fps in HD, or up to 60fps in UHD and DCI 4K. For improved dynamic range, the S1H supports V-Log. It also stays steady with 7-stop 5-Axis Dual Image Stabilizer (IB) 2 sensor stabilization.
Broadfield is committed to bringing the Panasonic LUMIX cameras to system integrators and VARs working with schools, churches and everyone doing live production. Call us at (800)634-5178Call via Mitel for more information and add LUMIX to your next project quote.
One of the most exciting announcements concerning Atomos monitors as of late has been the integration with the Panasonic Lumix S1H and the support for ProRes RAW. This feature is available now!
The Atomos Ninja V is a favorite for videographers who need a light weight monitor and recorder. Lumix users can now pair the Ninja V with the S1H to shoot in ProRes RAW.
Atomos is excited to announce co-development with Panasonic of RAW over HDMI from the brand new Lumix S1H to the Atomos Ninja V 4K HDR monitor-recorder. The RAW update will be available free on the Ninja V when released by Panasonic.
Panasonic’s new Lumix S1 might not be able to record 4:2:2 10-bit internally at release, but that doesn’t stop users from having the option straightaway via the Atomos Ninja V […]