Panasonic Launches LUMIX S1II Series In India With 5.8K Video And AI Autofocus: Check Price Here

Panasonic has launched the LUMIX S1II and S1IIE full-frame mirrorless cameras in India, offering advanced video features, AI autofocus, and pro-level performance for creators and professionals. Check all the details here.

Published By: Divya | Published: Aug 12, 2025, 04:21 PM (IST)

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Panasonic Life Solutions India has introduced two new full-frame mirrorless cameras – the LUMIX S1II and LUMIX S1IIE. The company claims that these newly launched full-frame cameras are specially designed for professional photographers, filmmakers, and content creators. According to Fumiyasu Fujimori, Managing Director of Panasonic Marketing India, the S1II series combines pro-level imaging with features that make shooting and editing more efficient.

What are the key features of these? The cameras feature 5.8K and 5.1K high-frame-rate recording, Apple ProRes RAW HQ support, and AI-powered autofocus. Check out the specifications, features, and price of the LUMIX S1II and LUMIX S1IIE.

LUMIX S1II and LUMIX S1IIE: Price And Availabiltiy

The LUMIX S1II is priced at Rs 3,29,990, while the LUMIX S1IIE comes in at Rs 2,69,990. You can find both models available through authorised dealers and Panasonic’s D2C platform.

LUMIX S1II

The LUMIX S1II features a 24.1MP full-frame partially stacked CMOS sensor and Panasonic’s next-gen Venus Engine. This allows for faster processing, excellent image quality, and advanced video formats including 5.1K 60p, 4K 120p, and 5.8K 60p.

Photographers will appreciate the blackout-free burst shooting at up to 70 fps, ideal for sports and action. It also supports Open Gate recording up to 5.1K 60p for flexibility in cropping and reframing content.

LUMIX S1IIE

The LUMIX S1IIE uses a 24.2MP sensor with 6K 30p open gate recording and a cinematic 2.4:1 aspect ratio option. It delivers over 14 stops of dynamic range in V-Log and supports blackout-free shooting at up to 30 fps electronically or 10 fps mechanically.