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can it record in 120fps?
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is this an 8k camera or 4k?
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amazon definitely the best site to buy this from
thanks for the review, I just bought one off amazon!
i love this camera
nice review mate
Well, but wouldn't you say now that the Sony A7III is making the GH5s less interesting?
Which do you prefer for cimema filmmaking canon eos rp or gh5s
In the Sony cmeras, you can turn off the IBIS
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Wait a second: does the GH5s record 10 bit 4k 60fps?
Are you sure about the statement that it is a 1.7X crop camera? It seems to me like from what Ive seen, its only about a 1.86X crop when using DCI 4K.
Which lense would you recommend for this beautiful GH5S
don't start your videos with begging for subscriptions its cringy man ffs
i would love 10 seconds of that raw material to experiment with color correction capabilities, maybe create a new video giving that away as a downloadable file!!!
Since the GH5s is still pricey, would you recommend the Sony a6400 as a primary YouTube camera for a stationary series at home? Would the low-light ability be similar to that of the impressive GH5s?
when you realize your old GH2 has More pixels than this. This is my favorite primary camera.
Has no IBIS
OK, but where can I watch that film about the robot?
Is still a great camera for a filmmaker in 2020 with the S1h and Blackmagic pocket 6K out?
Thanks Dave. Getting ready to buy a GH5S. Using the speed booster as you discussed for full frame, I am guessing there'll be no stabilization at all since there's no IBIS in the 5S. Am I right?
I love your video brother. I love to see flags blowing in the wind I record them all the time and you got a like from me for sure and a subscribe
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I used to film with sony a6300 intill i got a panasonic g7 never looked back lol the gh5s is definitely on my list of next camera to get.
What is this "Extreme Speed Booster" that you mention? For the 1.1X crop.
Very good insight. Your channels great. I just bought into the Panasonic family. We purchased the Panasonic AG-DVX200-4k . This appears to be the perfect little brother to it. I was going for the Sony A7Siii but they were out of stock. This makes more sense. Id like to stay consistent with the brands to make post production a much smoother process.Thank you and any tips you might offer are surely in some of your other videos. You have a new subscriber
gh5s has no stabilization. add a gimble, done.
Absolutely excellent review, but have to say, I do some intense field work, but will not miss the IBIS, it wasn't, isn't that big of deal.
I like this camera a lot.
Thanks for this review. You guys rock. Keep up the great work!
I am interested in Panasonic GH5s for video work.People have mentioned that the GH5s has issues with [V-LogL] for VFR recording.Is this true?
I will go with the GH5S even if it has no IBIS...the quality of the image in the video is more important to me...for the stabilization, there's always a gimbal compatible with the GH5S from Zhiyun, FeiyuTech, and DJI.
Currently have the GH5 and considering the S for low light/Tripod work. Question is how does it match with the 5 in post. If I shoot the same profile will they match? The comment about the Canon color science gives me pause.
Was this video shot with the camera being reviewed?
I bought a GH5S for two reasons: reduced noise at slower apertures and a smaller crop factor with video. This way, I can get wide shots that keep everything in focus, yet having the blacks jump around less when lighting isn't great. It doesn't fill the need of a photographer or vlogger really. While the noise may be lower, the noise pixels are larger, and I see that as an issue in my cropped photos. For vlogging, the thing is too big anyways; might as well just use an iPhone imo.Youtubers should really love this camera although primarily if they are doing tripod work, and generally if indoors. Auto-focus isn't great, but you can make it work usually.
Sounds like a great buy for me. I just cant find an information about image stabilisation on the lenses. Do you know if the GH5s can translate/power the Canon L lens stabilisation through an adapter? And which one? Thanks a lot.
This was a really helpful video. I'm currently looking to upgrade from my canon t5i for more professional shoots like live events, music videos, and shorts and have been looking into the Canon 7D mark ii and the Canon EOS R for a mirrorless option. I was told the GH5S is even better though. My man hesitation is the price difference and the additional costs that would go into a lens adapter. What are your thoughts on the two?
what camera that you use to take this video
If its more suitable to sets, where you've got everything, why would someone (with the budget of a set) choose this camera over any other standard cinema cameras (even the C200-300)? It just makes no sense. However, I would agree that this camera is for the independent film maker that makes short films or commercials on a decent (not cinema) budget and doesn't really care about vlogging or youtube stuff. It is for field use, but for someone with a limited budget or someone just starting out. On a full blown set where you can afford everything else, it is just plain stupid to bring in this camera over any cinema (even low end cinema) cameras.P.S.: For people watching this or any other review, forget the IBIS and all that bullshit if you anyway shoot anything other than youtube videos. Yeah its a great feature but do you really need it? Keep in mind when you watch a review on youtube, it's reviewed by people who mostly do youtubing with their cameras. They are not doing anything wrong in the reviews. It's just that their perspective is almost always pretty much biased to the youtube side. But for someone who is into short films, commercials, etc., you have to look at the features from your point of view. Do you really need that IBIS if you have a gimbal? Even if you didn't have a gimbal, will the IBIS hold up for your follow shots, or creative camera moves? Do you really need that low light capability if you have a lighting crew? More importantly what you need is exposure tools like zebras, accessories support, and the most important thing is reliability. Most youtubers vlog in their native blocks. If the camera stops working, they can just fix the problem in whatever days it takes and redo the video. On a commercial project, if your camera dies and you have no solution, your client will torture you to death! Thus, reliability comes before everything else on a set. Low light, IBIS, etc. are all additional luxury features that you don't really need on a set.
Please forgive my ignorance, but when it comes to image stabilization, won't a gimbal or lens with built-in stabilization take care of that? I am in the market for a vlogging camera, and one that I can also use for short films and music videos. My budget will only allow for one camera. Should the GH5S be on my shortlist?
the dust on the left camera's sensor at 1:31 is just too hard to ignore.
Let me know what yall think of my footage with my GH5s....: I was looking down and I thought he farted
Why is the sensor on these new mirrorless cameras only 10 MP?
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