Check out this cinema5D virtual interview with the LA-based cinematographer Kacper Skowron who recently filmed a short movie called “The Sit Down” for Panasonic with the LUMIX S1H paired with the Cooke Speeds Panchro S2 anamorphic lenses. What does he have to say about working with this camera? The Sit Down – Shot with the S1H. Source: Panasonic Last year, Panasonic unveiled its flagship mirrorless camera for filmmakers – the LUMIX S1H. This full-frame camera is capable of recording in up to 6K resolution in 10-bit color depth and it offers some very useful features including the 3:2 mode for anamorphic lenses. To refresh the memory about this camera, make sure to check our articles – First Look with Full Specs & Details, S1H Lab Test, and the S1H Review. Nino did a virtual interview with the cinematographer Kacper Skowron who is based in Los Angeles. Kacper recently filmed a short movie called “The Sit Down” for Panasonic with the LUMIX S1H. What does he have to say about working with this camera? Shooting a Short Movie with the Panasonic LUMIX S1H As Kacper told us, he mostly shoots full-length feature films and occasionally documentaries and short films. He never worked with Panasonic cameras before on a movie, but he heard many good things about their cinema cameras, like the Varicam line, so he was excited when Panasonic approached him to shoot a short movie with the S1H. The Sit Down – Behind the scenes. Source: Panasonic He shot “The Sit Down” together with...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 13 April, 2020