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By admin, on May 15th, 2025
Sony is finally getting up to announce the Sony FX2 camera, and the announcement is expected on May 28, 2025.
The FX2 is Sony’s first camera that uses an integrated tilting electronic viewfinder, and it is one of their first FX line of cinema cameras which uses the same 33 megapixel full frame sensor that we have seen in the Sony A7 IV. So let’s explore the core specification of the Sony FX2 camera.
Sony FX2 Specifications
1. Integrated Tiltable Electronic Viewfinder
Integrated tiltable electronic viewfinder:
For the first time, a Sony camera is using a tiltable electronic viewfinder, which was first seen on the Panasonic GX9 camera. It will help photographers to recompose their shots in a very easy manner by hand-holding their camera even in daylight situations.
2. 33 Megapixel Full Frame CMOS Sensor
33 megapixel full frame CMOS sensor: It’s the same sensor that we have seen in the Sony A7 IV camera. We were expecting a kind of a new sensor, but yeah, it’s the same.
But the camera does deliver high-quality output. The only problem that users have faced with the Sony A7 IV camera from the time of announcement is the overheating limit, which is now completely fixed in the upcoming FX2 with the introduction of:
3. Built-in Fan for Thermal Management
Built-in Fan:The FX2 camera, despite being an entry level cinematography camera, does have a built-in fan which helps the camera to dissipate the heat in the best possible way.
So while using its 33 megapixel sensor even at 4K 60p mode, you can record videos up to unlimited time.
4. AI Powered Autofocus with BIONZ XR
AI powered autofocus: The upcoming camera with BIONZ XR image processor will have the latest generation of AI algorithm inside it.
So users will experience next level of auto focusing performance as well as subject tracking.
5. 4K 60 FPS Video in Super 35mm Mode (1.5x Crop)
4K 60 FPS video in Super 35 mm mode: Super 35 mm mode at 4K 60p sounds fascinating, but that’s not a good thing — that’s actually a limit masked under a good name.
As we usually know, the Sony 33 MP sensor has its own readout limitations. That’s why the 4K 60p is limited to 1.5X crop. But at the very same time, I think that Sony can easily put uncropped 60p in the camera with pixel binning or line skipping algorithm if they wish to.
6. 32-bit Float Audio Support via XLR
32 bit float audio: 32 bit float audio support is available via XLR input. So for professional filmmakers and cinematographers, that’s a great thing to have in their camera.
7. Mechanical Shutter for Still Photography
Mechanical shutter: It’s good to see that Sony is still preserving mechanical shutter inside their camera.
8. Compact, Robust Design with a Unique Look
Compact robust design: As per the initial report, the FX2 is slightly thicker than the FX3 camera. Also, it includes a kind of a tilting EVF, so it looks quite different than the conventional FX series box-style cameras.
Sony FX2 Camera Price
The price of Sony FX2 camera: Sony FX2 camera is priced at $3000 without any tariff, so potentially it may rise up to $3500 depending upon its manufacturing location and additional taxes.
Sony FX2 Release Date
The arrival date of Sony FX2 camera: The Sony FX2 camera official announcement is about to happen on May 28, 2025. We will confirm more about its pricing and availability details.
Stay tuned, more updates are coming
The article “Sony FX2 Coming Soon” was published at 3:36 pm Thursday, 15 May 2025 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). By thenewcamera.com Team. You can follow us on our social pages FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM, –>If you have time –>see more Sony Alpha Rumor Latest Camera News
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By admin, on May 15th, 2025
Which one is the Best Camera for Recording Video – Panasonic Lumix S1 II vs. Nikon Z6 III? this the the most asked question in my DM and mailbox from the day of the announcement of the Panasonic S1 II camera. I wish I had a one-size-fits-all all answer, but there just isn’t one…
Why Panasonic S1 II better, and what about the Nikon Z6 III?
Panasonic Lumix DC-S1 II’s video capabilities “surpass” the Nikon Z6III in its broader range of video features, such as Open Gate recording (6K/30p, 5.1K/60p) and as we all know that the open gate recording is not available in the Nikon Z6 III camera., extensive monitoring tools (vectorscope, anamorphic lens support and in camera desqueez), although we all know that now Nikon has also included waveform support, timecode in their camera but some specical features that may fall under the “must have” list of a PRO cinematographer may be absent in the Z6 III. So, it actually at the end depend on users what they want from the camera and the budget boundaries are.
and let’s explore the 4 K high frame rate mode, in the 4K/120p with a smaller crop (1.17x vs. Z6III’s APS-C). However, there are some features that only the Nikon Z6 III has at this moment, the Z6III can record 6K/60p in N-Raw, which the S1II cannot, as its 6K is limited to 30fps and internal NRAW, which is about to arrive in S1 II in paid firmware update section. The S1II’s strengths lie in its creative flexibility and toolset, but the Z6III’s 6K/60p capability gives it an edge for high-frame-rate, high-resolution video.
| Feature / Spec |
Panasonic Lumix DC-S1II |
Nikon Z6III |
| Price |
$3197 – B&H Store |
$2096 – B&H Store |
| 6K Recording |
6K/30p (Open Gate), 5.9K/60p (16:9), 5.1K/60p (Open Gate) |
6K/60p (N-Raw) |
| High-Frame-Rate Video |
4K/120p with 1.17x crop |
4K/120p with APS-C crop (~1.5x) |
| Rolling Shutter Performance |
~12.8ms |
~9.4ms (better for fast motion) |
| Recording Formats |
ProRes, ProRes RAW, internal 10-bit |
N-Raw, ProRes RAW (via external) |
| Internal fan |
Yes |
No |
| Monitoring Tools |
Vectorscope, waveform, anamorphic desqueeze, LUTs, timecode |
Waveform and timecode available
(No vectorscope or anamorphic tools) |
| Audio Features |
24 Bit standard Audio input
32-bit float audio support with XLR |
Standard audio support
no XLR option |
| Creative Flexibility |
High (Open Gate, multiple aspect ratios, pro tools) |
Moderate (focus on resolution and frame rate) |
| Crop at 4K/120p |
1.17x |
APS-C crop (~1.5x) |
| Overall Advantage |
Better for filmmakers, flexible workflows |
Superior for 6K/60p high-res, high-speed video |
When buying a camera for filmmaking or wedding cinematography, here’s an oversimplified way to look at it:
See, we have three major factors supporting the Panasonic S1 II camera, and here they are: Open Gate modes, advanced monitoring tools, and a less severe crop at 4K/120p, which provide creative flexibility for PRO filmmakers. However, I don’t overlook the Z6III’s ability to record 6K/60p in N-Raw, a significant advantage for users needing high-resolution, high-frame-rate video without cropping. The S1II’s 6K is capped at 30fps, and while it offers 5.9K/60p and 5.1K/60p, these don’t directly match the Z6III’s 6K/60p capability. The Z6III’s edge in 6K/60p while noting the S1II’s strengths in other areas, ensuring accuracy and relevance.
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By admin, on May 14th, 2025
Panasonic finally announced the Panasonic S1 II camera. The camera features 24 Mp BSI CMOS sensor that we have seen in the Nikon Z6 Mark 3, continuous speed up to 70 frames per second including RAW and 1.5 seconds of pre-burst capture which is longest among competitors, and also it includes open gate 6K video recording with full-width 5.9K and up to 4K 60p recording, 4K 120 APS-C with slight crop, and 6G-SDI over HDMI as well as they have included a built-in fan for extended recording. So these are the basic features we have with the camera.
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Key specifications
- 24MP partially-stacked BSI CMOS sensor
- Up to 70fps shooting, including Raw
- 1.5 seconds pre-burst capture
- 96MP multi-shot mode with in-cam combination and motion correction
- 10-bit HLG HEIF still images
- In-body stabilization rated at up to 8.0EV of correction
- Open-gate 6K video up to 30p
- Full-width 5.9K or 4K up to 60p
- 4K/120p video with slight crop
- 6K Raw output over HDMI
- Built-in fan for extended recording
- External SSD output for video
- V-Log with 15-stops in DR Boost mode
- Arri C-Log3 paid upgrade option
- 4-channel and 32-bit float audio with XLR2 adapter
- Bluetooth timecode sync
The Panasonic S1 II will ship in June 2025 at a recommended price of $3199. That’s way too high compared to the Nikon Z6 III camera , which is available for $2096.
Panasonic S1 II Press Release
Panasonic Announces Two New Full-Frame Mirrorless Cameras – LUMIX S1II and LUMIX S1IIE – and New LUMIX S 24-60mm F2.8 Lens
Newark, N.J. (May 13, 2025) – Panasonic is pleased to announce the expansion of its renowned LUMIX S Series with the introduction of two new models, the LUMIX S1II and S1IIE. These cameras are designed to offer exceptional photographic and videographic capabilities, characterized by remarkable image quality, dynamic color representation, and significant advancements in video technology.
Meticulously crafted for professional photographers and videographers, the LUMIX S1II features a newly developed 24.1MP full-frame partially stacked CMOS image sensor and is powered by an advanced-generation Venus Engine. This synergy enables faster readout speeds and processing, supporting high frame rate recording in formats such as 4K120p and 5.8K 60p. (*1) For superior dynamic range, the Dynamic Range Boost mode delivers up to 15 stops (*2) in V-Log at frame rates below 30p. Photographers can also take advantage of high-speed continuous shooting at up to 70 frames per second (*3) with SH / SH pre-burst shooting up to 1.5 seconds allowing the capture of even the most fleeting moments.
Elevating workflow efficiency, the LUMIX S1II enhances creative flexibility and streamlines content production. The highly-acclaimed Open Gate feature now supports additional formats beyond 6K30p–including 5.1K60p–unlocking even more options for creators. An upcoming firmware update will introduce multiple frame marker displays, providing further tools for precise and flexible framing.
The LUMIX S1IIE, joins the second-generation S1 series, maintaining the celebrated design and ergonomic excellence of the S1II and S1RII, offering potential for creative exploration. It is equipped with a 24.2MP sensor inspired by the characteristics of the LUMIX S5II, ensuring exceptional image quality tailored for diverse shooting conditions. Incorporating many of the standout features from the S1II, the S1IIE positions itself as a comprehensive tool for creative projects. Notably, it introduces a new Cinemascope video format (2.4:1), available in various frame rates without cropping, up to 60p.
Panasonic anticipates the LUMIX S1IIE will become a preferred choice for those seeking upgrades in ergonomic design and refined engineering.
With the debut of the LUMIX S1II and S1IIE, Panasonic continues to empower creators within the S1 Series. Both new models are designed to support the pursuit of self-expression through elevated performance and versatility.
The LUMIX S1II and S1IIE camera will be available starting late June at valued channel partners.
LUMIX S1II Main Features
High framerate recording and wide dynamic range with a newly developed partially stacked sensor
- Adopts a newly developed 24.1MP full-frame, partially stacked CMOS image sensor
- Supports LUMIX’s first 5.1K 60p high-speed recording option, along with other high-speed formats such as 4K 120p / 5.8K 60p for enhanced performance. (*1) (*4).
- Offers LUMIX’s first 15 stops of dynamic range video recording (*2) in V-Log at frame rates below 30p. (*4)
- High-speed continuous shooting, offering up to 70 fps (*3) with the electronic shutter “SH/SH PRE” mode, and an extended continuous shooting “H+ (High Speed Plus)” mode of approximately 10 fps with a mechanical shutter, allowing you to experience post view blackout-free shooting.
LUMIX S1IIE Main Features
Exceptional image quality tailored for diverse shooting conditions
- Adopts 24.2MP sensor inspired by the performance characteristics of the LUMIX S5II
- Supports 6K 30p (3:2) open gate video recording
- Offers 14+ stops of dynamic range video recording in V-Log
- High-speed continuous shooting, offering burst shooting up to 30 fps with the electronic shutter “SH/SH PRE” mode, and an extended continuous shooting “H+ (High Speed Plus)” mode of approximately 10 fps with a mechanical shutter, allowing you to experience post view blackout-free shooting.
LUMIX S1II and S1IIE Common Features
Enhanced core performance that unlocks new creative possibilities
- Redefined real-time recognition Phase Hybrid AF with improved eye and face detection and AI-driven tracking accuracy for people.
- Addition of the new AF recognition for ‘Urban Sports’, accurately capturing dynamic movements like breakdancing, skateboarding, and parkour.
- Enhanced 8.0-stop (*5) in-body image stabilization (B.I.S.) and newly developed cropless E.I.S. video distortion correction, which stabilizes without cropping the angle of view.
- ARRI LogC3 (*6) (*7) available for the first time for S series by using DMW-SFU3A Software Upgrade Key (sold separately). (*4)
- Supports 5.8K 30p / C4K 60p Apple ProRes RAW HQ / ProRes RAW internal recording to a CFexpress Type B card.
Outstanding reliability and efficiency
- High-resolution 5.76 million-dot electronic viewfinder (EVF) and a versatile 1.84 million-dot tilt and free-angle monitor and are equipped with a sturdy shutter mechanism rated for up to 400,000 cycles.
- Operating efficiently at temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius.
- Dual recording media options supporting SD and CFexpress Type B cards.
- Seamless integration with accessories such as the DMW-BG2 and DMW-XLR2.
Apps and software that seamlessly support workflow
- Compatibility with Capture One, making it work seamlessly with professional studio photography’s widely used editing software.
- Compatibility with Frame.io, enabling smooth progression from shooting to editing, as well as cloud sharing and collaboration.
- Supports LUMIX Lab, simplifying the transfer, editing, and color personalization of photos and videos for seamless smartphone integration and social media sharing.
- Updated ver.1.5 supports the following feature:
- Supports LUMIX Flow, which assists with storyboard creation, on-site checks during filming, and automatic data organization after shooting to support the video production workflow.
- Updated ver.1.1 supports the following features:
- Wireless connection
- Additional assist features (Wave form monitor / Vectorscope / False color)
- Mirroring monitor function
- Capable of setting distinct parameters for photography and videography and seamlessly transfer settings from one camera to another using an SD card, thus ensuring uniform settings across diverse camera models.
By admin, on May 12th, 2025
We have already published the leaked images of the Panasonic S1E II; now, it’s time for the full specifications.
Panasoinic LUMIX S1IIE (Official Text)
Elevate your storytelling with the new CinemaScope 4K 60p aspect ratio, delivering a cinematic view without any cropping. With the intuitive operation of the S1 series, including the LUMIX S1RII and S1II, the S1IIE enhances creative exploration with ease. Both models feature advanced AF precision and new ‘Urban Sports’ recognition, and 8.0-stop in-body stabilization for steady shooting.
Panasonic LUMIX S1E II Specification
Main Features
- Adopts a 24.2MP sensor that inherits the performance characteristics of the LUMIX SSII
- Realizing high image quality in a variety of shooting condition
- Supports 6K 30p (3:2) open gate video recording
- V-Log allows video recording with a dynamic range of over 14 stops
- Experience blackout-free shooting with the electronic shutter mode “SH/SH PRE” for high-speed continuous shooting at up to 30 frames per second and the extended continuous shooting mode “H+” at approximately 10 frames per second using a mechanical shutter
- 14+ stops of dynamic range V-LOG
- Full frame 6K30p OG, 6K60p 2.4:1, 4K30p 16:9/17:9, 4K60p 2.4:1
- APS-C 3.3K 50p 4:3, 4K60p 16:9/17:9
- S&Q 4K 2.4:1 60fps, FHD 180fps
- 120Hz 5.76 million dot EVF
- 779 points Phase AF
- Dual Native ISO 100/640 5-
- Axis image stabilization 8 stops at center, 7 stops at periphery
- 1/8000s mechanical shutter
- 30fps continuous shooting with electronic shutter, 10fps mechanical shutter
Second-generation S1 series, the LUMIX S1IIE maintains the acclaimed design and ergonomic excellence of the S1II and S1RII, offering potential for creative exploration. It is equipped with a 24.2MP sensor inspired by the characteristics of the LUMIX S5II, ensuring exceptional image quality tailored to various shooting conditions. It incorporates notable features from the S1II, positioning itself as a comprehensive tool for creative projects. Notably, the LUMIX S1IIE introduces a new Cinemascope (2.4:1) video format available in various frame rates, including uncropped 60p. Panasonic anticipates that the LUMIX S1IIE will be the preferred choice for those seeking improvements in ergonomic design and refined engineering.
LUMIX S1IIE
- Cinemascope 4K60p aspect ratio
– Delivers a cinematic view without cropping for improved storytelling
- The S1 series’ intuitive operability makes creative exploration
easy
- Advanced AF precision and new “Urban Sports” recognition
- Equipped with 8.0-stop in-body image stabilization
- Award-winning design and ergonomics on the S1II and S1RII
- Equipped with a 24.2MP sensor inspired by the features of the LUMIX S5II
- Equipped with the outstanding features of the S1II, it is a comprehensive tool for creativity
- Introduces new Cinemascope (2.4:1) video format available in a variety of frame rates including non-cropped 60p
Improved core performance to unlock new creative possibilities
- Real-time recognition redefined:
On-chip phase detection AF improves eye and face detection, and enhances AI-enabled people tracking accuracy.
- Equipped with new AF recognition for “urban sports” –
accurately captures dynamic movements such as breakdancing, skateboarding, and parkour
- 8.0-stop in-body image stabilization (BIS)
- Newly developed No-Crop EIS video distortion correction has been improved
- By using the separately sold software update key DMW-SFU3A, ARRI LogC3 will become available for the first time on the S Series.
- Supports internal recording of 5.8K 30p / C4K 60p Apple ProRes RAW HQ / ProRes RAW to CFexpress Type B cards.
The image sensor appears the same as the S5II’s 24MP CMOS. There may not be any major improvements in image quality or rolling shutter performance, but CFexpress (high bitrate internal recording), improved AF, image stabilization, and video functions are likely to be its strengths.
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By admin, on May 10th, 2025
According to the latest rumors, the Panasonic S1 Mark II and Panasonic S1 Mark IIE announcement on expected on May 13th, 2025. Not only these cameras, LUMIX S 24-60mm F2.8 is also expected to arrive along with these two new cameras.
Panasonic S1 II and S1E II Leaked Images now available, The body design looks very similar to the latest Panasonic S1R Mark II Camera. We have already shared the leaked specification of these upcoming cameras
Also, have a look at the Leaked Image of the S1 Mark II / S1 II, you can see the differences in the logo of both the camera and the images look very authentic
Panasonic S1 II Specifications
24MP partial stacking – Same sensor as we have seen in the Nikon Z6 Mark III
70fps – Maximum Electronic Continuous shooting speed scalable with Partially stacked CMOS sensor
No blackout – Upscaled EVF
4k120p non-cropped – All thanks to the New sensor and enhanced readout algorithm
3500€ – Not possible? since the nearest competitor – NIKON Z6 III Mirrorless Digital Camera (Body Only) ; Select Package. 24-120mm f/4 S Kit. Body ; EUR €1,839.00
Panasonic S1 IIE Specifications
24 MP Same sensor as of the Panasonic S5II S5IIx (more confirmation needed)
2,800€.
Lower video specs than the S1II
LUMIX S 24-60 F2.8
544g
999€
control button (Sony Style)
These are the initial specs coming from the rumor mill. We will post an update as soon as we have any new information.
Update on 3:45 am Friday, 9 May 2025 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
The S1 and S1H were technically different from each other, and at the time of announcement, the Panasonic S1H was better in video core specification
In this table, we have shown you the major difference between the Panasonic S1 and S1H cameras
And the NEXT update is about the Panasonic S1 II with Z6 III 24 MP Partially stacked CMOS sensor
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S1 |
S1 (with DMW- SFU2 upgrade) |
S1H |
| 4K resolution options |
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| System frequency |
- Region dependent
(non-switchable)
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- Region dependent
(non-switchable)
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| LUT-upload? |
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| Waveforms? |
|
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Log gamma options
(10-bit modes only) |
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4K bitrate options
(up to 30p) |
- 10-bit 4:2:0
72Mbps Long GOP (HLG mode only)
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- 10-bit 4:2:2
150Mbps Long GOP
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- 10-bit 4:2:2
400Mbps ALL-I
150Mbps Long GOP
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- 8-bit 4:2:0
100Mbps Long GOP
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- 8-bit 4:2:0
100Mbps Long GOP
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8-bit 4:2:0
100Mbps Long GOP |
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4K bitrate options
(up to 60p) |
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- 10-bit 4:2:2
HDMI output only
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- 10-bit 4:2:2 (H.265)
200Mbps LongGOP
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- 8-bit 4:2:0
150Mbps Long GOP
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- 8-bit 4:2:0
150Mbps Long GOP
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8-bit 4:2:0
150Mbps Long GOP |
Some more images
Post Update
The post was updated on 4:06 am, Saturday, 10 May 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) by thenewcamera.com team member
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By admin, on May 9th, 2025
According to the latest Sony camera announcement rumor coming from the rumor mill, Sony is preparing for its next announcement on May 21, 2025
Any previous post the human male has mentioned, the upcoming camera will have a tilting viewfinder just like we have seen in the Panasonic GX9 camera. That’s a great thing, that’s a great initiative if Sony is taking so, but mainly we would love to see some kind of changes or better to say major enhancements in the core specifications of the upcoming camera, for the upcoming Sony mirrorless camera updates.
Source SAR website
What’s Coming Next From Sony
Right now, we do not have any leaks from the rumor mill, and I don’t want to make any predictions over that, so it’s better to just have a plain sheet of Sony announced cameras in the past 3 years, and let’s just talk about their predicted scheduled update of Sony upcoming cameras 2025 and beyond
Table: Sony Mirrorless Camera Announcements and Predicted Cycle
| Camera Model |
Format |
Announcement Date |
Predicted Next Update |
| Sony α7 IV |
Full-frame |
October 21, 2021 |
Sony A7 V in Q4 2025 (4-year cycle) |
| Sony α7R V |
Full-frame |
October 26, 2022 |
Sony A7R VI in Q4 2025 (3-year cycle) |
| Sony α6700 |
APS-C |
July 12, 2023 |
Sony A6800 in Q3 2027 (4-year cycle) |
| Sony α7C II |
Full-frame |
August 29, 2023 |
Sony A7C III in Q1 2027 (3 – 4-year cycle) |
| Sony α7CR |
Full-frame |
August 29, 2023 |
Sony A7CR II in Q3 2027 (4-year cycle) |
| Sony α1 II |
Full-frame |
November 19, 2024 |
2028 – 2029 (4-5-year cycle) |
| Sony A7S III* |
Full-frame |
July 2020 |
Sony A7S IV in Q3 2025 (5-year cycle) |
Sony A7S IV Camera – highly anticipated
If Sony wants to keep everything in sequence, then the next update should be the Sony A7S IV. The Sony A7S IV is long due for an update, and it was a highly popular camera among Alpha series users. Despite that fact, Sony has delayed the update of the A7S series for no reason, so if they move on their own schedule pattern of announcement, as we have sai,d the Sony A7S IV should be next.
Sony A7R VI with modest update?
Sony A7RV was a massive update from A7R IV. They used a Stacked CMOS sensor in A7R V, a new AI AF algorithm from the flagship series cameras, and an enhanced video core specification. Unfortunately, none of the competitors, including Canon and Nikon, use a 61MP stacked or non-stacked CMOS sensor in their models; hence, in the absence of a true competitor, we may see a modest or subtle update from the camera maker.
Sony A7V Before September 2025
People are eagerly awaiting the Sony A7V camera, with as per the latest Sony A7V rumors, we have it will arrive on or before September 2025. The camera is poised to compete with the Nikon Z6 III, but Sony is strategically holding back the Sony A7V from a full launch. They are reportedly waiting to analyze the final core specifications of the Canon EOS R6 Mark III before officially announcing the Sony A7V release date in 2025.
Finally, the RX Series Compacts
We would love to see, and Sony should continue as the global market share of premium compact cameras is rising, but at the same time,e we have no information related to RX series compacts as of now.
The article “Sony Major Announcement on May 21, 2025” was published at 6:45 pm, Friday, 9 May 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). By thenewcamera.com Team. You can follow us on our social pages FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM, –>If you have time –>see more Sony Alpha Rumor Latest Camera News
By admin, on May 7th, 2025
Nikon Z30 Firmware Update Ver 1.20: Enhanced Performance for APS-C Z-Mount Camera, check out below wether this update is necessary for your or not
Why should you update the Nikon Z30?
This particular update is important for content creators and vloggers—those who use wireless connectivity to transfer files from their Nikon Z30 camera to smartphone or PC.
Key benefits of Nikon Z30 firmware update
What are your key advantages or benefits after updating your camera?
- Improved reliability: Fixes rare unresponsiveness issues while wirelessly transferring your data to a smartphone or PC.
- Enhanced connectivity: This particular firmware update maintains a stable connection between the camera and the smartphone or PC.
- For photographers and content creators both: Either you are a content creator or photographer, but if you are using wireless transfer then this firmware fix is necessary for you.
How to update your Nikon Z30 firmware to version 1.20
Updating your Nikon Z30 firmware is quite a straightforward method. If you follow these basic steps, then you will have a successful installation:
- Visit the official site and download the firmware with the download link.
- Prepare your camera: always keep your battery fully charged before updating your camera, and also insert a completely formatted memory card into the camera.
- Transfer the firmware: copy the downloaded firmware to the root directory of the memory card.
- Now install the update: insert the memory card into the camera, go to setup menu, check your version, and select “Update.” Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.
- Verify the update: after installation, confirm it’s firmware version 1.20.
Nikon Z30 — an amazing camera with a super-sensitive 20 Megapixel APS-C DX format sensor, one of the best cameras at budget for low light photography and content creation.
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