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The Panasonic S5 is a mirrorless camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 24 megapixels manufactured from 2020. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 204800 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 5 FPS x 24 RAW, 24 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1549 €;
32 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10
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Pros:Compactness, manageability, menu not too complicated, excellent display, well stabilized, tropicalized.
Cons:However quite heavy, AF not too performing at night even with good light.
Opinion:I had it a few months, it was my first FF (6 years of photography almost only street and only with aps-c), I never used the video sector and I am not a professional, so what I write can be refuted by anyone. Files are very malleable with LR. It is easy to handle and looks good in the medium-large hand, but it is actually heavy. I think that for the streeetshooter it is a fairly good FF alternative although there are tendes of more suitable models (almost all aps-c). For those who are also fond of steal and night photography instead is not good even if the sensor is not too dense, because the AF I found that often flickers even with good light.
Pros:High quality file also in jpg with beautiful colors . Video quality for an unrivaled FF. Tropicalized machine and comfort of the LCD screen adjustable and above all clearly visible under the sunlight. Lens in kit (20 60) that guarantees shots of the highest level for a lens in kit. I left the Sony world after 6 years (a5100, a6400 and a7III for 4 years) and I don't regret it. Battery of excellent duration Precise autofocus Many types of autofocus (for each type of shot) this is both a merit and a defect
Cons:Expensive optics and still little availability of other brands Weighing machine to be a mirrorless. Autofocus not up to Sony but for the type of photos I do it is not a problem . Too many types of autofocus, if I do not know how to study well you risk not getting the most out of the camera.
Opinion:I've been using the S5 for 5 months and I'm really happy with the files it can churn out. While with the Sony A7III I was almost always forced to switch from Photoshop for a color adjustment with S5 the file is already publishable after shooting Burst not very high Quality of the beautiful and colorful video file . I just hope that other brands will soon come out with alternative products and at human prices. A 50mm 1.8 should not cost under 400€...
Cons:Viewfinder just enough, Burst, AF lower than Canon R5 and Sony A7iv but it is not with these that competes
Opinion:I needed a travel kit so as not to carry the Canon R5 and the L RF series boulders with me. Purchased with the excellent "kit lenses" 20-60 and 50 1.8 to have an excellent travel kit, lightweight, tropicalized by the excellent image quality, I was struck by how much it actually is a full frame mirrorless with the best value for money. It holds well in the hand, offers the right amount of rings and controls for quick change of settings, excellent build quality that includes the tropicalization that I consider necessary in a travel kit. Color rendering above expectations as well as the image quality that has nothing to envy to other competitors perhaps more noble. It offers an avalanche of very convenient features such as live composite, an excellent high res mode very useful for heavy crop or huge prints in addition to bracketing, post focus, ability to export frames to 18 mpx from videos etc. The stabilization is really excellent and the autofocus very reliable for my needs and far better in AFC than the Fuji XE4 and XT4 that I had and less reliable however than Sony A7iii and later. The quality of the "cheap" 1.8 Panasonic lenses, as well as the 20-60, is really high compared to the price, excellent color rendering and three-dimensionality, they all have the same filter diameter and the same weight to facilitate those who use gimbals without having to calibrate at each lens change. Plus there's access to the fantastic L Mount world. If I had to choose a first cheap kit or travel kit, I would have no doubt.
Pros:excellent files and colors, body quality and tropicalization, adjustable and resealable lcd
Cons:unworthy viewfinder, second SD slot not like the first, some control placed in a really uncomfortable position
Opinion:I bought the S5 after selling the entire Nikon FX kit I owned. I wanted something lighter, less bulky and that would also guarantee great footage with autofocus. I must say that I got what I was looking for. I have not yet had the opportunity to try it with really worthy optics so I can not make great comparisons with my "old" D750. The biggest effort coming from a Nikon FX was getting used to the viewfinder... Ergonomics don't convince me much, but maybe I have to get used to it a little more. I'm eager to test it with the latest sigma optics, for now I noticed some really interesting features and the baked files are very workable. I do not regret the passage.
Pros:Lightweight, good grip, fast ignition, excellent image quality in photos, video quality at the levels of cinema cameras.
Cons:For the price, none... maybe some small defects of ergonomics and controls in the room.
Opinion:I have been using it for practically a year for work, both for videos and photos, and I find it excellent! Obviously the S1 is much better than the S5, in fact I took the S5 as a B-cam for the S1. In this link you can find a video review in English, where I also explain how to activate the internal 5.1k video recording and how to improve battery life. https://youtu.be/uyv8Cj6U0sI
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