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Mon choix est d'abord sur l'esthétique et la discrétion. Hésitation entre Sony a7c et Panasonic Lumix S9. Le dernier est légèrement plus grand mais acceptable, la couleur verte le sort de l'ennuyeux noir des appareils photos. Je l'ai pris avec le zoom 18-40. Et tout va bien. Les photos sont de qualité qu'on espère pour un full. Mis au point rapide. Récemment ajouté un adaptateur pour mes anciens objectifs, il les accepte sans problème. Mon nouveau jouet. Je le recommande sans hésiter. Salutations ! Read more

The S9 was released to mixed reviews, its a small camera and has no EVF. But with no small lenses upon release... except an odd manual lens. Now with the 18-40mm the camera is very different sized system... Or even better the Sigma I series contemporary lenses. Image quality is excellent focus is fast and sure with both the 18-40mm and the 24mm Sigma lens. Video is also a very strong on this camera with 6K and 4K recording at various frame rates and very high data rates. As a small and compact full frame camera I think the results are awesome. This has now become my new holiday camera. Read more

Mi nuevo segundo cuerpo, con el que puedo compartir mis ópticas L- Mount que utilizo en la S5IIX. Llevo la S9 siempre encima y es una manera genial de tener la mejor calidad de manera tan portable. Una cámara incomprendida, que sin duda tiene un potencial ENORME. Read more

Still getting to know this camera but so far I'm really impressed. I like the full frame, I like the open gates, with the firmware upgrades, I like the extended recording times, I love the customisation of the menu. We all know it doesn't have a viewfinder but honestly the more and more I use it the less and less I feel like I need it. This is a great camera that takes great photos, stunning video. The real time LUTs are really useful. I would recommend this camera to anybody. I think it's probably the best bang for buck you can get right now. Read more

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Panasonic may just have created the perfect camera for social and content creators on the go, or anyone looking to step up their games from smartphones, the specs list is impressive but here are the standout features. Full frame 24mp sensor (same sensor as the S5 II and S5 IIX) 6k open gate video (3:2 so you get a bigger frame of footage to allow 16:9 and vertical crops for socials) Real-time luts (change the look of your photo/video with luts from creators saving you time Advanced autofocus with modes for people, animals, cars, bikes and more The form factors is really great, with the 18-40 lens it can still fit in a large pocket which makes this so easy to carry and considering the power and specs of the camera it will be a game changer for your content quality. Best in class stabilisation, the best stabilisation in any mirrorless cameras, lumix is the top tier and it has filtered down to this more compact camera. A few things mission like an evf, but then Lumix are aiming this at people who create on their phones already so an evf will not be missed by most people. I've been shooting video and images on this for 2 days straight now and I can honestly say it is going to be my main camera for my socials and also will make a great b roll camera for my other work, I'm really happy with it, please see my video for more video and images from this camera. Read more

This Panasonic Lumix DC-S9NE is a full-frame mirrorless camera. In the box you get the camera body, an 18-40mm lens, a battery and a neck strap. You need to buy a memory card and case for the camera separately. Although familiar with using a mirrorless camera I am finding it is going to take some time to understand the wide variety of options this camera offers. I wanted something that was not bulky or heavy and ideal for shooting video and stills for social media whilst still being suitable for other types of photography. The Lumix S9 fits the bill in many ways for my needs and is also a good day to day camera. I ordered the camera in green and it does look a bit different to most cameras I see around. It has been carefully thought out to fit in as much as possible without compromising the size and weight. The open gate filming at 6K is remarkable and very clever allowing for a variety of aspect ratios for the different social media sites and can produce MP4 lite which allows me to upload the videos to my phone. I need a lot of tuition and time spent with the camera to come to terms with this feature but once you have the hang of it, the versatility is amazing. I love being able to edit and shoot videos on the go. The image stabilisation and the photo stacking features are also both impressive, I have been mainly using the camera with presets and am getting good results with these. I am very impressed with the LUT – the Panasonic software which contains both classic presets and bespoke design colours for photos and videos. It is a bit tricky to get to know but worthwhile. The camera connected easily to my Samsung S23 and the speed that you can take photos and videos and have them uploaded via wifi to my phone and then to social media makes you realise why this camera is so well thought of and a perfect choice for vloggers and social media users. I have had a Lumix camera before and found this helped me to find my way around the camera and its various buttons and settings. I did not find the instructions very clear and found it easier to look up any questions online and follow tutorials. There are a few points I didn’t like the chief one being the lack of a viewfinder. On a sunny day it is difficult to use the screen and although the battery is long lasting, using a screen does chomp into it. I was also not keen on there being only one dial rather than 2 necessitating going into the menu. But you can see that these changes have been made to keep the camera compact and lightweight. The creative control the supplied camera lens gives you is good as is the variety of focal lengths it offers. So, to sum up, this is a great camera, ideal for those not wanting to carry a big conspicuous camera but still wanting the quality and is ideal for content creating. I like how the screen can be twisted around to follow you whilst filming. The S9 is so much more than I have covered here and it really is a clever piece of kit that I am enjoying using and getting to know. Read more

Wow....phenomenal crisp pictures ( due to its full frame sensor & high resolution of 4k/6k) from a feature packed camera. It clearly has its uses for vloggers (Youtubers etc) with its pull-out/reversible viewing screen.....There is no viewfinder btw..which in turn means it's mirrorless...which overall makes it lighter & more compact...I would have preferred a viewfinder personally though...esp where bright light is concerned. The camera is quite compact which makes it ideal for lugging around with you....(Did I really go around with a bulky SLR??) It's nice to have a full frame camera such as this in such a compact body...although the lens does take some of that away. It supports all the modes you'd expect from a camera 📷 ....ie...Manual, Automatic, Program, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Portrait, Landscape, Sports, Night Portrait. (I did copy & paste that last bit!) Shutter & aperture priority has always been a must have for me. 4k video.... 6k if you want......stabilisation..(oh just to add b4 I forget..the camera isn't moisture nor dust resistant...apparently...not put to the test yet but what I've read do don't quote me on that)....The camera has auto focus which can be manually overridden/tweaked. Obviously these days you can connect this to your smartphone & transfer pics/vids across..of which you can edit..vids must be in mp4 format to transfer across. The camera also has a dedicated LUT button for real time colour manipulation. All in all this camera produces brilliant pictures..feature filled for such a compact camera. Definitely one for the vloggers also. I'd definitely recommend this....It brings back enjoyment to taking pics. That price tag though...ouch! Read more