Panasonic S1R: More Examples of Multi-Shot High-Res Mode vs Standard Resolution

2019-04-08 • SEND FEEDBACK |
Related: Multi-Shot High Resolution Mode, Panasonic, Panasonic Lumix DC-S1R, Panasonic mirrorless

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Panasonic S1R High Resolution Mode

This page looks at the results when using the Panasonic S1R Multi-Shot High-Res mode.

Comparisons include standard vs HighRes mode images at native resolution as well as resampled to 125 megapixels (native sensor resolution is 46.7 megapixels)

In diglloyd L-Mount Mirrorless:

Panasonic S1R: Standard vs Multi-Shot High-Res Mode (Various)

Image can be toggled for A/B comparison to standard resolution.

At the least, studio shooters have an amazing new tool to work with! Anyone shooting products, artifacts, artwork, etc should be taking a hard look at this capability, but be sure to use only the very best lenses.

Below, I left the dust on this carved-stone Japanese storage box cover. At 125 megapixels (0.82X linear downsample from 187 megapixels), the detail is incredible. See my workflow for getting this kind of result.

Actual pixels crop from 125 megapixel image

f8 @ 1.0 sec Multi-Shot HighRes, ISO 100; 2019-04-06 19:15:33
Panasonic S1R + LENS_NA @ 55mm RAW: Enhance Details

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