The camera's "Burst Mode" can shoot 6K video three different ways. The 6K image sensor in the Panasonic S1 mirrorless camera can give you some really buttery 4K footage, as that sensor downscales to ultra high def. But thanks to a nifty feature hidden in the menu, you can shoot brief clips in 6K video as well. But there is a catch. Not to be confused with the newer, full-frame Panasonic S1H, which records 6K at a resolution of 5952 x 3968 in 3:2 aspect ratio, the Panasonic S1 uses the same codec to fire off short video clips in burst mode. The burst images are shot at 30fps, with a resolution of 5184x3456. So, not strictly 6K, but close enough for government work. And like the S1H, the standard burst mode will shoot a burst of still images when you depress the shutter button, and then stop the burst when you press it again. Making it essentially a video mode. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 24 September, 2019