The Lumix BS1H follow the lead of cameras like the DJI Action 2 and presents the maximum quality in the minimum size. With the capacity for film and documentary, the Lumix can be used as the nerve center of our photography department, attaching other accessories and monitors to it, thus completing a promising package.
Although, to take it further, Panasonic proposes an extension of the same base material to fit on cine-drones and handles thanks to its smaller size and weight compared to other mechanical mastodons.
With a magnesium and aluminum chassis, the BS1H only weighs 590 grams and measures about 9.4 centimeters.
Cinematic features
with a sensor Full Frame CMOS, the Lumix BS1H reaches up to 6K/24p 10-bit thanks to the same sensor, this being full frame, 24.2MP transmission and in 35mm format.
With a native dual ISO of 51200, it is capable of capturing 6K with maximum naturalness, maximizing the use of pixels in terms of the full frame.
Among its recording codecs we also find the 5.4K/30p or 5.9K/30p, all in high resolution and with a very clear and focused video recording.
With a 14 steps dynamic range, along with V-Log or V-Gamut, a contrast autofocus (AF) is added, helping to ensure that objects at a distance do not lose quality and can be made tracking no problem.
Plugins and connections
Thanks to an L mount for Leica, the Lumix BS1H uses an RJ-45 port It supports Ethernet (PoE) input, giving you the ability to record anywhere.
If we add to all this the fact that, thanks to many forms of output and storage, the user will also be able to have a connection with HDMI (RAW output), SDI, RTP/RTSP for streaming along with USB tethering V90 and UHS-II class 90 for .mov and MP4.
It is also important to highlight your dual SD card slot, audio 3.5 (in/out); USB Type-C, 3G-SDI, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and support for XLR microphones with the DMW-XLR1 (sold separately).
With a starting price relatively surprising for what was offered: 3101€, The camera can now be reserved at the official page hereinafter.
