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Panasonic S1/S1r: Best Full Frame Mirrorless Camera Ruined By Leica and Sigma

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September 25, 2018

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Panasonic has teamed up with Leica and Sigma to form the L Mount for their Panasonic S1 & S1R full frame mirrorless camera. I'll explain why I think this is a terrible idea for the future of the L mount system and it's lens lineup. This could be a big mistake for Panasonic in the full frame mirrorless battle for best full frame mirrorless camera for youtube.

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