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Report: Panasonic said to launch L-mount cinema camera next week, resembling Sony FX3 and lacking stills capability

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According to L-Rumors, three sources say Panasonic may unveil an L-mount cinema camera next week, with one source indicating a planned launch in Osaka on Tuesday, November 17. The camera reportedly combines features of the Panasonic EVA-1 and Lumix S1H but does not offer still photo shooting, and is expected to resemble the Sony FX3 or Canon EOS C50 rather than a box-style body like the FX6 or Pyxis. It may go on sale in January 2027.

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Report: Panasonic plans to launch L-mount cinema camera next week, similar in form to Sony FX3, no photo capture

IT Home, November 15 news: The source L-Rumors posted yesterday that three sources have revealed Panasonic may launch an L-mount cinema camera next week.

IT Home learned from the original report that one of the sources said this cinema camera is planned to be released in Osaka next Tuesday (November 17). The camera combines features of the Panasonic EVA-1 and Lumix S1H, but does not have still photo capture capability.

At the same time, the camera is not expected to adopt a box-style body like the FX6 or Pyxis, but is more likely to resemble the Sony FX3 or Canon EOS C50. This new camera may go on sale in January 2027.

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