Lumix S5II

I think 7Artisans makes fantastic low budget Cine lenses. I shoot on an S5iiX, and I currently own only one 7Artisans: the 14mm Spectrum Cine for L-Mount. It's a full frame lens (I believe the Vision series is APS-C, yes?). Regardless, they have a fantastic build quality. The focus throw is 270 degr

Honestly just so cams don’t get canilbalized. Same reason why The S9 doesn’t have lumix Flow even though it’s the same sensor as the S5ii

Yes in BRAW the quality of fine details is much better. The first gen S1 and S5 had better quality when recording internal, the look was close to what you can get in BRAW on the S5IIX, not bad sharpening nor temporal noise reduction when underexposed (on the S5IIX it makes the skin looks waxy when u

Over the past ten years I've owned a Lumix S5, S5II, S5IIx, GH5, GH6, G9, GX9, and G9II. The GAS is real

The Lumix S9 is comparable, but comes with its own trade-offs compared to its next bigger siblings like the S5II or S1II.

Maybe ! Depends on budget and what you shoot and if you work with other people with cameras. I’m a concert photographer. The AF on the s5ii can’t keep up with my ever changing light. It misses a lot. I just bought an a7iv yesterday for used $1600 with 8k shutter and I currently own a s5ii + sigma 50

I have a ZF and sold a lumix S5II I was using for video to go full Z mount. Was leaning towards the ZR for video, since I already have and love the ZF, but seen the Z6III is currently $500 off. Now I’m torn hahah. Would yall get a ZR or Z6III if you all already have or had a ZF for photos?

I just went to a touch and try event, and the Sony and Sigma dealer also had a random Lumix S5ii with him: - The auto-focus disappointed me massively, but I had just about half an hour with the camera. There was a lot of jumping to the background, focus confirmed on the eye but actually focusing on

High budget nikon z6iii or z5ii Low budget lumix s5 or s5ii