Got the S5IIx just over a week ago and love it. First thing I did was set up a couple of custom modes, after watching several TH-cam videos on it whilst waiting to buy it. Made a video on Saturday using it + 2 of my drones on my channel. The V-Log is so awesome to work with in post.. and the camera in general is just brilliant.
HI I currently shoot with an older fuji Xt3 and im looking to upgrade. Im trying to decide between 2 full frame cameras. The new Lumix s5iix or the older Sony A7siii. My use case is video only and im currently focused on realestate videos and some weddings, client work ect. My main concern is for filming real estate in 4k60. What would look better a7siii 4k60 or the lumix s5ii 4k60 cropped? Most high end videographers in the real estate industry use a7siii. Taking everything into account, noise, low light, Dynamic range, image quality ect which is better. My goal to get the best quality for 4k 60 video. Thank you
@@ScottEdwards do you judge your exposure by eye? I am coming from micro 4/3. The zebras have been lifesaving but I noticed that on the S5ii the zebras doesn’t really read exposed safely until the image is dark. I tried to judge by eye mid day and my footage was overexposed lol
What are your favourite features on the S5ii?
Thank you! Great!
Got the S5IIx just over a week ago and love it. First thing I did was set up a couple of custom modes, after watching several TH-cam videos on it whilst waiting to buy it. Made a video on Saturday using it + 2 of my drones on my channel. The V-Log is so awesome to work with in post.. and the camera in general is just brilliant.
Great choice! Thanks for watching! 😎
youre very knowledgeable! looking to up my camera soon
Excellent!
That function lock setting is a life saver
Agreed!
HI
I currently shoot with an older fuji Xt3 and im looking to upgrade. Im trying to decide between 2 full frame cameras. The new Lumix s5iix or the older Sony A7siii.
My use case is video only and im currently focused on realestate videos and some weddings, client work ect.
My main concern is for filming real estate in 4k60. What would look better a7siii 4k60 or the lumix s5ii 4k60 cropped? Most high end videographers in the real estate industry use a7siii. Taking everything into account, noise, low light, Dynamic range, image quality ect which is better.
My goal to get the best quality for 4k 60 video.
Thank you
What about zebra settings?
Yeah you can do all that and have different values set for different zebras. I just personally don’t tend to use them much
@@ScottEdwards do you judge your exposure by eye? I am coming from micro 4/3. The zebras have been lifesaving but I noticed that on the S5ii the zebras doesn’t really read exposed safely until the image is dark. I tried to judge by eye mid day and my footage was overexposed lol
@@jakfilms I use the luminance spot meter more than anything. You can change all of your zebra values if you need to to suit you