Panasonic LUMIX S5IIX Mirrorless Camera (DC-S5M2XKK) with LUMIX S Series 35mm F1.8 Lens (S-S35)

is Netflix approvedsupports Time Code .records to external USB SSD .sanDisk USB 3.2 Gen 2 , 1 Tsupports 2T max .supports 2 , Dual DSXC card slotsdoes NOT support CFexpress cardsmax video bit rate is 1.9 Gbps with Pro Rescodecs : mp4 lite , mp4 , MOV , Pro Res8 bit and 10 bit video HLG .supports Open Gatepixel modes :Full Frame , ASP-C , Pixel Pixelto use Full Frame you MUST havea Full Frame lens installed .pictures max is 24Meg pixels , 6,000 x 4000High Resolution picture mode is 96Meg pixelusing pixel shifting( multiple images stitched together )video max resolution 6kinternal cooling fanmax video fps 120fps at 1920 x 1080max video fps 60fps at 4kFull Frame cmosextended iso is 200,000compare to sony ZV-E1Full Frame 12Meg pixel cmos.pixel size are 8.4 micronwith extended iso is 400,000where the pixel size in S5iiXare about 4.2 micronwith extended iso at 200,000 .ZV-E1 will have better low light performance,however , there is no internal cooling fan .was also considering sony HXR-nx800 camcorder .while this camcorder is a very nice unit , the cmos size isabout 15mm by 9mm ,... about 1/4 th the sizeof a full frame cmos, which is 36mm x 24mm

The media could not be loaded. Let me just start with this: the Panasonic LUMIX S5IIX is a beast of a camera, and I’m pretty sure it’s ruined me for anything else. I bought it as a companion to my trusty S1, thinking, “Sure, it’ll be nice to have another option.” But now? The poor S1 is collecting dust because this thing has taken over my life.Video Quality That’ll Make You Double-TakeLet’s talk video, because honestly, this is where the S5IIX really flexes. I’ve always been obsessed with the Arri Alexa—the OG ones from 2010 that only shoot 2K. (Yes, feature films were shot on 2K! What a time to be alive.) So imagine my shock when I stumbled onto a humble little mode on the S5IIX: 1080p at 24fps.I threw the footage onto my computer, braced myself for typical 1080p meh, and…what?! I literally thought my camera had somehow hacked its way into being an Arri Alexa. It’s that good. The richness, the cinematic texture, the way it handles highlights—chef’s kiss. Panasonic, how did you do this? Did you summon the ghost of vintage cinema or cut a deal with Arri under the table?Battery Life That Doesn’t QuitNow, I’m a one-battery kinda guy. (Yes, I live dangerously.) And guess what? This camera gets me. One battery lasts longer than a toddler’s obsession with bubble wrap, which is saying a lot. I’ve gone through full shoots without having to scramble for a backup, which is rare in the mirrorless world. It’s efficient, dependable, and maybe just a little bit magical.Unreal Video CodecsI can’t even scratch the surface of all the video codec options here because there are too many, and frankly, I’m too busy shooting to geek out over specs. But trust me, the flexibility is chef’s kiss (again). Whether you’re shooting for a cinematic masterpiece or just trying to impress your friends with how good your brunch looks, this camera delivers.Who Is This Camera For?• If you live for stunning video quality (and I mean jaw-dropping), you need this.• If you’re a one-battery daredevil like me, you’ll love how long it lasts.• If you dream of Arri Alexa vibes without selling a kidney, this is it.But if you’re one of those people who just wants to snap pictures of your cat for Instagram? Maybe stick to your phone, buddy. This camera is for people who mean business.Final VerdictThe LUMIX S5IIX is hands-down the best camera I’ve ever used in this price range. Between the insane 1080p quality (seriously, how?!) and the reliable battery life, it feels like Panasonic made this camera just for me. If you’re on the fence, consider this your sign: buy it. Your creative future self will thank you.

Cool camera! This is my first mirrorless and I feel like it takes great pictures and video. Learning it has been fun, still a lot more to go but great quality and love that the lenses are not as much as competitors.I got the 20-60 and 85mm with it for the cost of the body from competitors, great value, crystal clear lenses. I’m very impressed.

I'm a seat of the pants beginner turned pro. I was dabbling with a Nikon 3500 and stumbled into some professional business. I did what I could for as long as I could but had to upgrade to keep up with demand standards.This thing is amazing! The video auto focus is quick and sharp. The different rapid fire shooting options are really helpful with action shots. Using the joystick to spot focus anywhere in the frame is great for slick composition.Had fun learning to use it on vacationI'm still working out everything it can do and downloaded the 800+ page manual. Not to mention Youtube tutorials.Only cons are its a bit heavy and it only comes with one battery which gets spent quickly with all the cool functions.

Best camera ever, professional quality and versatility!!!

Been my work horse since last year