LUMIX GH5S

Ive seen the Panasonic GH4 or 5 footage match up nicely. A Used the GH4 is reasonably priced. The Gh5 has in body stabilisation, the GH4 not. Both have focus peaking very handy, and auto focus, not that i'm keen on auto focus. GH4 shoots at 24p in 4k and 1080, with 60p available in 1080 only. The GH

Hi mate I’m a tv camera op working in documentaries, If they’ve got decent budget the fx3 is probably what they are using but honestly that would be absolutely overkill for what you are intending to do. Get a cheaper Sony A7S or even an old Panasonic lumix GH5s which would be perfectly fine for just

Yeah I came from canon before the GH4 and have stayed with Lumix since the GH4 (GH5s and now S1ii). Always with adapted EF lenses! My experience with the S1ii has been great professionaly (video's for clients) aswell as personally (photo's). The new firmware that dropped recently improved the AF and

GH5s. No stabe if that's important. The GH6 is a beast of a camera. The major thing people complain about is the autofocus not being PDAF. But, compared to the GH5... it's amazing. People love the colors. There's also a streaking issue that every video I've ever seen the people admit they don't see

When I first got into video cameras as a hobby I really bought into the assumption that autofocus was important. This is what led me to purchase an FX3. What I've realized is that in practice, the majority of what I shoot is talking head, youtube style video sand all three major lines (Canon, Lumix,

LOVE it! Bought one back in 2013 and it started my love affair with LUMIX when the rest of the industry was going crazy for the 7D and T3i. I still have it, and it still works. I don’t use it professionally anymore due to the single card slot and mini-HDMI. I have the GH5 and GH5s and they are both