Awesome candid shots. Would you say that the S5 raw can be postprocessed to match the Fujifilm color? And in terms of low light image quality and how easily you can clean up the raw images, how would you rate the S5 against the XT-4? Thank you!
Hi... thanks for watching the video. To get the S5 Raw to look like Fujifilm color, I would say you could get 80-90% there but it will be very difficult make it look exactly the same but on another note, the S5 colors look very good converted straight on Capture One without need for much additional tweaking, it looks better than my Canons or the Z7 II. The S5 beats the XT4 in all kinds of ways in terms of noise at similar ISOs. AF is more accurate too for photography. I don't even think the noise needs much cleaning up even at ISO 10k for the S5, there is visible noise but the noise is pretty unobtrusive and doesn't seem to affect the much of the details.
@@quagmire321able Thank you! Got an S5 last week. Do you mind sharing, what raw processing software do you use for S5? The JPEGs look overprocessed, but the Raws look great when opened in Windows Photos.
@@sansin6250 I use Capture One, try changing to picture style or something (can't remember Panasonic's terminology for that) to Neutral, Natural or whatever that adds 0 contrast, sharpness and saturation. That might help with the JPEGs
Awesome candid shots.
Would you say that the S5 raw can be postprocessed to match the Fujifilm color?
And in terms of low light image quality and how easily you can clean up the raw images, how would you rate the S5 against the XT-4?
Thank you!
Hi... thanks for watching the video. To get the S5 Raw to look like Fujifilm color, I would say you could get 80-90% there but it will be very difficult make it look exactly the same but on another note, the S5 colors look very good converted straight on Capture One without need for much additional tweaking, it looks better than my Canons or the Z7 II.
The S5 beats the XT4 in all kinds of ways in terms of noise at similar ISOs. AF is more accurate too for photography. I don't even think the noise needs much cleaning up even at ISO 10k for the S5, there is visible noise but the noise is pretty unobtrusive and doesn't seem to affect the much of the details.
@@quagmire321able Thank you! Got an S5 last week. Do you mind sharing, what raw processing software do you use for S5? The JPEGs look overprocessed, but the Raws look great when opened in Windows Photos.
@@sansin6250 I use Capture One, try changing to picture style or something (can't remember Panasonic's terminology for that) to Neutral, Natural or whatever that adds 0 contrast, sharpness and saturation. That might help with the JPEGs