LUMIX GH5S

One of the common features of a photography centered camera is a whole lot of very small photo sites. This helps in post when you need to blow the image up for production needs. Many good cinema cameras, like the Arri Alexa and the BMPCC4K, use very large photo sites that have less noise to achieve

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

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

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

I’m a low budget filmmaker, made my first two shorts on the LUMIX GH5S, recently upgraded to the GH7 with the Leica 10-25 1.7, absolute sledgehammer of a combo that has mostly killed my GAS

I plan on currently getting a used gh5 body only which is listed for 300 dollars, i mostly shoot food , for video i havea bmpcc4k and for my photos work I have a panasonic g85 which i started with. The g85 works for me but having the ability to add a laptop or monitor using tethering is something i

I hired an S5ii, GH5s, FX6, FX3, and Nikon Z6ii for work before, and I found that the video performance and features are punching above their price range. We shoot at 25p and sometimes 50p for TV. The aspect ratio is 16:9 (2:1 for short film and personal use) I did some extensive research, and I thi

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