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There is no cobranded Panasonic Leica 50mm for the S system. There is only a Panasonic S Pro 50mm f/1.4 which is “certified by Leica” whatever that means. It is not being marketed like the m43 ...

I don't really know, but if that does not really look like an accurate render given how thin the body is. Doesn't really seem possible with the L mount. It seems thinner than the M cameras.

I hope by now you’ve found it. It is on the Gear pages, under Operation 1 > Fn Button Set AF-On Near Shift and Far Shift can be assigned as functions to buttons, including to the AF-On button.

Thanks for the test shots! They look great! Can you let us know if the button on the side can be programmed for anything?

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I don’t think it’s quite as easy as you think to determine who manufactured a sensor. You can see iFixits teardown here for the A7r II https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Sony+a7R+II+Teardown/45597 Eve ...

I don’t believe there is any true answer available online. The raw dynamic range characteristics are very similar, with dual gain in different ISO ranges. http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm

I don’t really understand why you assume that I have not read the manual. Constant Preview is on in these scenarios. Additionally this is a problem while reviewing the images since the images ...

This is not really helpful. I have the same issue, I have been shooting raw since my Canon Rebel XT. The purpose of the EVF is to give you a real time live preview of your exposure, but I can’t ...

I believe your problem is most likely that your AWB settings are wrong. Go to the White Balance settings and beneath the main White Balance setting, when you select AWB, there is a “Priority Set ...

Aside from the part where the zoom isn’t powered, all of Panasonic’s lenses have been very good for video. All are electronically parfocal. The manual focus on the Pro lenses are marked with a ...

I would turn noise reduction all the way to off. Panasonic has the worst NR in the game, completely ruining detail at iso 6400 in jpgs. The warm bottom left is normal.

I bought a Panasonic S1R because I fell in love with the camera, but it can't be my every day camera because the autofocus is just not usable for things like animal photography. So, my number one ...

God forbid someone have problems you don’t have. You can see in on my tests here that the Panasonic S1R is fully capable of firing bursts with the AD200 using a Canon Godox trigger, this is because ...

Well, I have gone ahead and confirmed for you that the S1R can shoot bursts with flash. You can do as you see fit with the information. Either modify your trigger to cover the data pins, or remove ...

I believe the risk here is very low. I doubt that the trigger voltages between the various XPro models varies very much if at all.

The A99II is a dSLR no? It doesn't have an electronic front curtain shutter option? Either way, using an A7r III with a Godox / Flashpoint trigger, the flash will fail to fire more than half the ...

I just tried with both. The Sony XPro would not fit in the hot shoe mount of the Panasonic S1R, it seems that the XPro foot is a little too thick. The Canon XPro fit fine, and also worked perfectly ...

I have both a Sony and a Canon Godox XPro trigger. I could try putting this in the Panasonic. Presumably TTL will not be possible with this setup, and maybe then the S1R would let it be put in ...