Uncompromising control inherited from the LUMIX S1RII and S1II
A highly adaptable monitor for any style
1,840k-dot tilt and free-angle rear monitor
The LUMIX S1IIE's 1,840k dots 3.0-inch LCD monitor features a flexible movable mechanism that combines both tilt and free-angle mechanisms. For still photography, the tilt mechanism allows you to move the monitor up and down along the optical axis, enabling comfortable framing.
The LUMIX S1IIE also offers exceptional convenience when it comes to video production. When setting up with accessories such as rigs, the monitor can be rotated freely while tilted without interfering with HDMI or USB cables.
A viewfinder delivering eye-level resolution
5,760k-dot OLED Real View Finder
The LUMIX S1IIE's viewfinder features a resolution of 5,760k dots, offering clarity that rivals your own eyesight. Its OLED display provides superb response speed along with exceptional clarity and sharpness, making it reliable for capturing fast-moving subjects. Additionally, the high-contrast display (approximately 10,000:1) presents subjects with fine gradations and high clarity. The snug-fitting eyecups further enhance the immersive experience.
Intuitive operability
Design for you and your camera to be one
With a compact design that fits comfortably in your hand, weighing approximately 795g, the LUMIX S1IIE features an ergonomically designed button and dial layout that offers intuitive operability tailored to your shooting style.
Its 8-way joystick is crafted for comfort during extended use, with a shape and material that feel natural in your fingers. The subtle design follows your finger movements intuitively, allowing for effortless camera operation.
Joystick that fits comfortably in your fingers for smooth operation
Optimal placement of top buttons for intuitive operation
Focus Mode lever for instantaneous switching between AFS/AFC/MF
Sub Video Rec. button that is easy to access with your left hand for those times when you are something else with your right hand
Total of 25 customizable Fn buttons for both photos and videos
Operation Lock lever to prevent unintended operations during shooting
Photo/Video/S&Q Switch
The LUMIX S1IIE, which was designed with a focus on operability as a hybrid model, allows you to toggle between photo and video modes at the touch of a switch. Not only are there menus optimized for each mode and a Quick Menu, but you can also use the function buttons to customize settings for photos and videos respectively.
Save and restore camera settings via memory card
Save camera settings onto a memory card and quickly transfer them to other compatible cameras*. This simplifies applying consistent settings across multiple cameras and significantly reduces setup time for multi-camera shoots. It ensures consistent image quality and enables a smooth workflow.
*Compatible cameras: DC-S1M2, DC-S1M2ES, DC-S1RM2.
Consistent controls for vertical and horizontal shots
Battery grip DMW-BG2 (sold separately)
The battery grip offers the same grip and operability as the camera body. Equipped with a shutter button, dial, 8-way joystick, and more, it facilitates intuitive operation just like in the horizontal position, even when shooting vertically.
Extend the tele-end seamlessly
Crop Zoom / Hybrid Zoom
Crop Zoom extends the zoom range by utilizing the center of the sensor. Hybrid Zoom, which combines optical zoom with Crop Zoom, allows you to seamlessly extend the telephoto end while using the only normal zoom ring. This functionality expands your creative possibilities, even when you’re carrying minimal equipment.
Support for using the focus ring as a control ring
The focus ring can now be used as a control ring*, enabling you to assign key functions such as aperture and exposure compensation. When set to the Crop Zoom, it allows smooth extension of the telephoto range. The ring’s rotation direction is also selectable*, giving you the freedom to adjust handling to match your shooting style and camera setup.
*The following lenses are compatible as of June 2025: S-R2060, S-E2460, S-R24105, S-X50. Please make sure your lenses are using the latest firmware.
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