Specifications The Panasonic S9 costs $1,499

Panasonic S9 technical data | Price: $1499 :- According to the latest speculations, Technical data of Panasonic S9 The mirrorless camera will be presented on May 22, 2024 Panasonic S9 price The camera is believed to retail for $1,499, including the kit lens. Take a look at the set of leaked features of the next camera.

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Panasonic S9 Core specifications

Price: $1,499.

• The camera is available in several colors, including black, green, blue and red.
• There is no mechanical shutter.
• It has built-in image stabilization.
• It has a tilting touch screen.
• It has a lightweight housing that is suitable for video production.
• The tiny body has no electronic viewfinder and is smaller than the Fuji X100 VI.
• The camera is equipped with the same 24 million pixel sensor as the Panasonic Lumix S5 II and a 779-point phase detection AF system.
• Video recording in 6K30p 4:2:0 10-bit and C4K/4K60p resolution. 4:2:2 10-bit
• The body includes a dedicated LUT button that allows you to upload custom LUTs.
• It has built-in image stabilization.

• The compact LUMIX S9 full-frame mirrorless camera is the perfect tool for content creators who want to stand out on social media with great image quality, easy-to-use features and a sleek, colorful design. REAL TIME LUT applies signature presets directly to the camera and enables super-fast sharing on your phone using the LUMIX Lab app. The full-frame sensor delivers exceptional image clarity even in low light and frames for any social media aspect ratio. Available in four colors: Dark Olive, Night Blue, Crimson Red and Jet Black.

Key specifications

• 24MP BSI CMOS sensor with on-sensor phase detection
• 4K 3:2 open-gate video at 25 or 30p (4:2:0 10-bit) with the new “MP4 (Lite)” codec
• 6K 3:2 video with open gate up to 30p (4:2:0 10-bit)
• 6K or DCI/UHD 4K from full sensor width to 30p
• DCI/UHD 4K up to 60p (with APS-C cropping)
• Dedicated LUT button for applying real-time LUTs (photos and videos)
• Tight integration with the new LumixLab smartphone application
• Double conversion gain sensor with explicit “Dual Native ISO” gain selection.
• UHS-II card slot
• Fully movable LCD display with a resolution of 1.84 million dots

• I expect Panasonic will continue to develop more and more small and lightweight lenses for its entry-level full-frame mirrorless cameras in the future.
• The tiny body has no electronic viewfinder and is smaller than the Fuji X100 VI. The camera is equipped with the same 24 million pixel sensor as the Panasonic Lumix S5 II and a 779-point phase detection AF system. The body includes a dedicated LUT button that allows you to upload custom LUTs. It has built-in image stabilization.

• Either way, the Panasonic Lumix S9 looks aggressively priced, especially considering the Sony-dominated creator market it apparently targets. This price puts it on par with Fujifilm’s recently announced APS-C X-T50, which launched at $1,399.95 body-only (or $1,499.95 with the 15-45mm kit lens).

• The body is basically an enlarged GM series camera – at least at first glance – with a rather boxy design and a flat handle. Available in three basic versions and black, the S9 is certainly eye-catching with street style. However, when held in the hand, the camera body feels very light – it weighs just 14.4 ounces (409 grams) and has a fairly simplistic control structure. There is a front command dial, which works well, and a rear thumb wheel “joypad”, which I tend to criticize for its tendency to accidentally modify white balance or ISO. I understand the tradeoffs of trying to make a camera as small as possible, but it makes photography difficult, especially for more advanced photographers.