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Lumix S1RII Review: Advanced AI autofocus and stunning image quality

Panasonic's Lumix S1RII, launched in February 2025, features a 44.3MP sensor, advanced autofocus, and improved ergonomics. It caters to hybrid shooters, balancing quality and affordability against competitors like Canon and Nikon.

Avians and Aviators: Experiencing the fastest-ever Leica in action

Ed Lara shares his photography journey, focusing on transitions to Leica cameras for aviation and wildlife photography. He discusses the performance of the SL3-S, highlighting both challenges and satisfaction with results.

Panasonic announces the new Lumix L10 fixed-lens camera

Panasonic introduces the Lumix L10, a fixed lens camera featuring a 20.4MP sensor and Leica zoom lens. It includes advanced features like AI-based recognition, custom LUTs, and a Titanium Gold Special Edition.

Panasonic expands Lumix S9 ecosystem with new finish and compact 40mm prime

Panasonic is adding a Lumix Black Titanium S9 edition to the range of options for its compact full-frame camera....

Electronic Viewfinders: Do we really need them in compact cameras?

Panasonic's TZ300/ZS300 compact camera introduces a one-inch sensor and 15x optical zoom, but omits the electronic viewfinder, raising concerns about usability for serious photographers transitioning from smartphones.

Shooting from the sHip: The compact Panasonic Lumix S 28-200mm F4-7.1 Macro zoom is a winner

The Lumix 28-200mm zoom lens proved ideal for travel photography during a river cruise, offering versatility and sharpness, suited for both urban and scenic landscapes.

Prioritising Weight Over Speed: Panasonic scores again with the Lumix 28-200mm zoom

Keith extends the focal-length range of his travel kit with a cracking new Panasonic zoom: the Lumix 28-200mm f/4.0-7.1.

A Croatian Adventure Continues: Photographing Dubrovnik’s old city

Dubrovnik, The Pearl of the Adriatic, lives up to its reputation as a spectacular destination and a feast for photographers. Remember to take a good zoom lens though.