![]() ![]() ![]() ❌ You own a GH5 already: For most people there isn't enough reason to update from the GH5 to the GH5 II. ![]() ❌ You need the best autofocus: The GH5 II predates Panasonic rolling out its more effective phase detect autofocus, as found in the S5 II. Read our in-depth Panasonic Lumix S5 II review Serious filmmakers will find the Lumix S5 IIX even more compelling, but features like unlimited recording times mean the S5 II is a fantastic tool for high-quality video. Paired with image stabilization that’s superbly effective for handheld work, it’s a great choice for run-and-gun videographers, even if the 1.5x crop on 4K/60p video can be limiting. The S5 II is Panasonic’s first mirrorless model with phase detection AF for video, and it works dreamily. The S5 II can also record uncropped footage using the sensor’s full 3:2 aspect ratio, which offers welcome versatility when cropping content for social. Usefully, 10-bit recording is available across almost all resolutions and frame rates. Though marketed as a hybrid, video is where the S5 II excels: in testing, we found the quality of its 6K/30p footage excellent, with rich colors and wide dynamic range. Despite its compact design, it suffers no shortage of dedicated dials and buttons all that’s missing is a tally light. Relatively small like its predecessor, we found it reassuringly solid yet comfortable to use during our review. ❌ You care what your camera looks like: We'd describe the S5 II as functional over fashionable.Ī timely update to one of our favorite video cameras, the Panasonic Lumix S5 II cements that status with a fleet of improvements. ❌ You like slow-motion effects: The S5 II's 4K /60p incurs a 1.5x crop, which can be limiting for shooting wide angle. ![]()
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