CineD was present at the CP+ 2024, and we had the pleasure to interview Toshiyuki Tsumura-san, Executive Vice President of Panasonic and Director of the Imaging Business Unit, who gave us some insights about the brand movements regarding cameras, lenses, and the upcoming fusion between the consumer and professional divisions. Panasonic users eagerly await the release of new lenses and cameras, especially after the company announced the fusion between their professional and consumer divisions. The new versions of the LUMIX S1 and S1H could be around the corner; we will know in the next few months. If it serves as a clue, B&H launched an insane discount on the LUMIX S5II including the LUMIX S 85mm days ago. “Colors of LUMIX” at CP+2024. Credit: CineD Panasonic’s new lenses and plans The Panasonic booth at CP+ was under the theme “Colors of LUMIX: find your colors”, and it focused on the S5II and S5IIX from the S5 series, the recently released full-frame lenses (100mm macro and 28-200mm zoom), and the G9II from the G series. The booth offered color-themed seminar stages and workshops, and a space for creators to use the Real Time LUT function. At the Panasonic booth, CP+ 2024. Credit: CineD During the interview, we asked about the new LUMIX S Panasonic 28-200mm F4/7.1 MACRO O.I.S Superzoom, and Tsumura-san told us that the brand wanted to offer creators the experience of having a wide range of focal lengths in the size of a standard prime lens. The 28-200mm uses aspherical...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 27 February