The camera’s outstanding built-in stabilization allowed him to capture remarkable handheld shots with precision and clarity. Its fast and reliable autofocus ensured consistent subject tracking. Shooting in V-Log at 4K 25p 4:2:2 10-bit gave him the wide dynamic range needed for rich color nuances and flexibility in post. As he shared, with the right tool, even a minimal setup can deliver cinematic-looking results.
👤: @dan1visual
📷: LUMIX S5II + Sigma 24-70mm DG DN Art II f/2.8
10 months agovictorkujawa7
I have two questions about the S5II. I bought it a week ago and noticed two things that I haven't been able to find a clear answer to yet. First: I noticed that when I turn it as if to remove the lens, it moves slightly as if it were a little loose on the sides. Is this normal? Does this happen to other users? The other question is: the camera makes a slight noise, as if it were coming from the internal circuits when it is turned on, and if I record in a very quiet room, I can hear it. IF THIS HAPPENS TO ANY OTHER USERS, whether you have a LUMIX or another brand, please leave a comment here. I am a new user and the camera is new. I tested it with two different lenses (Panasonic and Meike).
a year agowillian.im.ar
Day 389 of asking Panasonic for a weather-sealed GM5 successor with IBIS and a mic jack.
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