4K Vlog Camera Flip Screen

I love this camera and I love that I can take selfies with the flip screen!

Upgraded from Nikon D3200. Very impressed so far. Flip out screen, better AF, 4k video. Just a smarter, better camera all around.

Overall, I LOVE the Lumix S1. I use it mostly for it's 10bit 4k video ability. The 4k resolution and detail is spectacular. It's 10bit color in HLG and VLog is great and it's VLog dynamic range is THE most I have EVER seen in any camera before. It's 150Mbp/s 4k long GOP CODEC is surprisingly tough. It encodes VERY well down into the shadows and allows you to aggressively stretch colors upward without seeing the noise floor and compression artifacts that you certainly would expect. Auto focus is not on Sony's A+ level but it's not terrible either. I would rate it's AF a solid B grade performer. Now for the one bad part - In VLog, the S1 and S1H suffer a severe defect in terms of blue LED lights. Actually, they are completely intolerant to any kind of blue lights in dark scenes. In fact, they will go berserk and clip the blue very, VERY badly. The blue clipping will swallow areas all around any blue LED light, completely ruining your shot. However, this does NOT happen in HLG at all. HLG is perfectly fine in the exact same scenes. I believe this can be fixed in firmware but until then, when using VLog, be EXTREMELY careful with any blue light in your shot. (i.e stage lighting or wedding receptions, etc..) If you see blue, switch to HLG....don't risck it! With that problem aside,...this is a PHENOMENAL camera in sooooo many ways. I'm very much in love with it! (I left Sony for this camera because of it's 10bit video)

It's easy to buy any camera here and I like this camera for vlog

This is the greatest camera ever. The photos are fantastic. Would love a flip screen though

Amazing technology in this small camera with almost every feature I could want. Only prefer the screen to flip up instead of like it does now.

This camera is great. Love the focus and the flip screen really comes in handy! Solid construction.

I'd first like to mention that I received this camera from Sony as part of their ambassador program, but all thoughts are my own. I spend a lot of my time outside in nature all over the world. I live for adventurous activities and documenting these experiences in both photo and video form. I also like the option of packing light in certain situations (ie. Hiking for hours on end). Sometimes I'm in situations where having a large camera and rig prevents me from getting the shot especially when people are involved. Big cameras can be intimidating! This camera is great for being discreet and takes up very little room in my camera bag...or any bag (I can easily throw it into my purse or small backpack), even with the grip attached. I LOVE that it has a flip screen. Seriously, if this camera can have a flip screen, why can't the A7 series or A9? As a vlogger, flip screens are a HUGE plus. The fact that the camera is water and dust proof makes it a great travel buddy for every type of adventure. The fact that the RX0 II comes equipped with a mic jack, so you can attach an external mic is also very impressive. Again, why can this be done with this super small camera but not the RX100 series? Overall, I'd highly recommend this camera to anyone who is looking for a small but mighty all-purpose action camera to add to their tool kit.

The camera is great and I love it. I am not sure the upgrade from x100F was worth it for flip screen. I am happy to see Fuji continuing to upgrade their products.

Here is what I love over the a7iii. The flip screen, the unlimited record times, the viewfinder, the full size HDMI port, focus breathing compensation and the improved grip when holding the camera in the right hand. I shoot a lot of events that go over the 30 minute limit of the a7iii, so this alone was worth the price. Auto focus also works better with the a7iv. What I hate is the inability to tilt the screen when things are plugged into the jacks such as USB, Multiport or headphone. This is a big problem that should have been avoided when the designed the camera. I use the camera solely for Video so cant say anything about the photo capabilities of the camera. But the camera for video is awesome and well worth the price. Several cool features of the a7iii are carried over such as the MI hot shoe, duel card slots, same batteries, button layout is similar so the learning curve isn't bad.