For those that want to shoot real estate video in 4K 60p, I can definitely recommend the Canon EF-S 10-18 STM on an MC-21 adapteras it is inexpensive and sharp (enough) for 4K. The one very good advantage is that the EF-S 10-18 STM has lens-stabilization and you can set the S5 to let the Canon lens use the three axis of lens stabilization, while the other two axis are stabilized by the S5 IBIS. This helps avoid the dreaded corner warping. If you instead are fine with 4K 30fps, I recommend the Canon EF 16-35 f/4 L IS, as again, the lens stabilization of the Canon lens helps to avoid corner warping, while the Panasonic Lumix 16-35 f/4 lens doesn't have any lens stabilization. I know some people say to turn off ALL camera / lens stabilization when on a gimbal, but I have found that you can get even smoother footage when using lens + body stabilization on a gimbal.
@cj7073 I like the 18-35. I use it with my S5's. I don't think this lens would be wide enough for real estate. The crop factor would make the 18-35 f1.8 more like a 27mm-52mm because the sigma 18-35 is an APS-C lens.
Great content and really appreciated your insight on using the S5 for real estate! I got the S5ii a little while ago and I am new to the Lumix ecosystem. I have to agree, I know a lot of real estate shooters use a 16-35 lenses or wider but I feel like 16 and beyond can just look “bland”. I feel like that 18mm f1.8 is the sweet spot. Have you experienced any situations where you felt it just wasn’t enough? I just have the 35mm at the moment. Thanks!
I had the s5 ii for a whole month and as a native s5mk1 user I have to say that the s5mk1 is good enough there really isn't anything that I would really sell anyone on for the extra money. Unlimited recording time is great sure, 6k internal is cool sure but not necessary, I actually almost never used it. So no need to shell out the money on a new camera, I would however shell it on lenses. My opinion
Hello! Now on black Friday I'm on the fence about getting an S5 or an S5ii, the difference is not that great, a bit less than 400€. Do you think is that difference worth the upgrade?
Thanks! In short I throw on the Nicest709 conversion lut from Panasonic. Adjust contrast, and curves, add 30% of the empire lut from Russel Kent and make some adjustments from there. You'll always need to tweak depending on lighting and angles, but this has been primarily my process.
Bro help me 😂😂 can you DM the settings. There are nearly no videos on the correct way to shoot RE with the mark 2. This is my first camera and shooting with it. I just got my wide angle lens and I’m ready to rock.
Thank you for your video! Im looking to upgrade my GH5S - doing RE with it - What is your opinion about the performance of the S5 Dynamic range? Interior/Exterior scenes?
Just a slight cringe on the fact you shoot without a tripod.. 😂😂 Would love to know what your video settings are, as your clips look super clean! 👌 I tend to get more noise than I'd like with my S5
😂 but that in body stability makes it doable for sure. Settings for video FHD 60, vlog, I stay within the 400 - 2000 iso range, anything between 2000 - 4000 I find introduces noise. 4000 is where the dual native kicks in and removes noise till about 8000 iso. When colouring make sure to use Lumix's rec.709 converter, I use Nice709 and colour on top of that.
Are you talking about Lumix's Prime lenses? If it's feasible then for sure! They're super light, they all share the same weight so swapping them out with the Ronin is super convenient.
For those that want to shoot real estate video in 4K 60p, I can definitely recommend the Canon EF-S 10-18 STM on an MC-21 adapteras it is inexpensive and sharp (enough) for 4K. The one very good advantage is that the EF-S 10-18 STM has lens-stabilization and you can set the S5 to let the Canon lens use the three axis of lens stabilization, while the other two axis are stabilized by the S5 IBIS. This helps avoid the dreaded corner warping. If you instead are fine with 4K 30fps, I recommend the Canon EF 16-35 f/4 L IS, as again, the lens stabilization of the Canon lens helps to avoid corner warping, while the Panasonic Lumix 16-35 f/4 lens doesn't have any lens stabilization. I know some people say to turn off ALL camera / lens stabilization when on a gimbal, but I have found that you can get even smoother footage when using lens + body stabilization on a gimbal.
Sigma 18-35 f1.8?
@cj7073 I like the 18-35. I use it with my S5's. I don't think this lens would be wide enough for real estate. The crop factor would make the 18-35 f1.8 more like a 27mm-52mm because the sigma 18-35 is an APS-C lens.
But the MC-21 only accepts EF lenses and says nothing about EF-S.
I use tokina 11-16 2.8 via canon adapter and it's awesome for 4k 50p cropped shooting :) and also very cheap option
Awesome, im shooting alll my RE videos with a gh5s and re photos with the s5, looking to retire the gh5s for the s5 but deciding on lens still
Your color grading is great
Great content and really appreciated your insight on using the S5 for real estate!
I got the S5ii a little while ago and I am new to the Lumix ecosystem. I have to agree, I know a lot of real estate shooters use a 16-35 lenses or wider but I feel like 16 and beyond can just look “bland”. I feel like that 18mm f1.8 is the sweet spot. Have you experienced any situations where you felt it just wasn’t enough? I just have the 35mm at the moment. Thanks!
18mm? that's not wide enough...
Awesome
👌inspiring & informative
Thank you!!
I had the s5 ii for a whole month and as a native s5mk1 user I have to say that the s5mk1 is good enough there really isn't anything that I would really sell anyone on for the extra money. Unlimited recording time is great sure, 6k internal is cool sure but not necessary, I actually almost never used it. So no need to shell out the money on a new camera, I would however shell it on lenses. My opinion
Hey there, how do you find the S5ii for the real estate photography? Are you fully satisfied? Thanks!
Hello! Now on black Friday I'm on the fence about getting an S5 or an S5ii, the difference is not that great, a bit less than 400€. Do you think is that difference worth the upgrade?
Great video. How do you grade your footage? i really enjoy the colours
Thanks!
In short I throw on the Nicest709 conversion lut from Panasonic. Adjust contrast, and curves, add 30% of the empire lut from Russel Kent and make some adjustments from there. You'll always need to tweak depending on lighting and angles, but this has been primarily my process.
Bro help me 😂😂 can you DM the settings. There are nearly no videos on the correct way to shoot RE with the mark 2. This is my first camera and shooting with it. I just got my wide angle lens and I’m ready to rock.
Thank you for your video! Im looking to upgrade my GH5S - doing RE with it - What is your opinion about the performance of the S5 Dynamic range? Interior/Exterior scenes?
Just a slight cringe on the fact you shoot without a tripod.. 😂😂 Would love to know what your video settings are, as your clips look super clean! 👌 I tend to get more noise than I'd like with my S5
😂 but that in body stability makes it doable for sure.
Settings for video FHD 60, vlog, I stay within the 400 - 2000 iso range, anything between 2000 - 4000 I find introduces noise. 4000 is where the dual native kicks in and removes noise till about 8000 iso.
When colouring make sure to use Lumix's rec.709 converter, I use Nice709 and colour on top of that.
@@jeremybfilms thanks for the info! I shoot flambient, so unfortunately tripod is a must for me.
Boost IS = no need for tripod
what settings are you using and do you use Auto WB?
you could shoot in 4k30 and still slow it down a little
Aside from Real Estate, which I probably won’t ever shoot. Would you pair the 50mm with the 18 or 24mm? Already have the 20-60mm
Are you talking about Lumix's Prime lenses? If it's feasible then for sure! They're super light, they all share the same weight so swapping them out with the Ronin is super convenient.
Time upgrade to S5IIX