LUMIX GH5S

This was with two DSLRs: a Lumix GH5s on me (with Nikkor 28mm 2.8 AI-S MF lens) and a Lumix FZ300 on her (with the lens it has already). Smartphones are great for taking video in a pinch, but I wouldn't use them for shooting a special proper (unless that was part of the hook/conceit). For budget DSL

I wouldn't get the RII, a used lumix s5 makes more sense for an upgrade if you really want full frame, I used to have a gh5 and this I personally did. So I'd either stay with the gh5 and get a zoom lens, the Panasonic 12-35mm is great, or get the lumix s5 with the kit zoom (20-60 f3.5-5.6)and later

Whilst I appreciate the tongue in cheek tone of your post, please include all important context in the post title itself in future posts. Thank you! For example: Do I need an S1H for studio work with two GH5Ss? ... Anyway, I think two different systems (MFT, L-Mount) being a part of one ecosystem (L

The get the best dynamic range with a wider color gamut and with true 10 bit 4:2:2 capture is from using the HLG mode. The other picture modes truncate the pixel bit depth somewhat and only capture within the older Rec 709 color space. It's a flaw in the GH5's design. Panasonic added HLG in a firmwa

Im about to graduate trade school and im looking to upgrade to a new hybrid body from my gh5s with the intention of having my A camera offer me a bit more flexibility and mobility convenience over my current setup. Ideally make up the difference of what my gh5s is lacks. Who am i as a shooter: Self

Z cam and lumix have the 10MP video centric iso beast sensor, which is one of the best video sensors around the market today, but despite to be plenty used on video, it's pretty good on photo too, look at the gh5s on photos and it's really awesome, and those are pretty capable in image terms, z cam

If you're happy with how they look right now on the gh5s, then they'll look exactly the same on the 4k. I'm pretty sure it's the same sensor. Have you tried braw? I love it, but it's not revolutionary over a 10-bit log, just a bit better, and very convenient in Resolve. I've also got some vintage Ru

people confuse what they think they want with real manufacturers capacities and goals. Lumix is a hybrid camera manufacturer. When they release a new sensor, it's in a hybrid, then it gets passed into different cameras, with slightly different features and different body (G9II-> gh7 ; s5II ->S9; GH5