My Lumix S5 Photography Settings i use 99% of the time
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Hey my Name is Paul i am a Fulltime Filmmaker from Germany
This channel is mainly about #filmmaking and learning about videography.
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My main camera is the #LumixS1h with which I film most of the time.
I am a Fulltime Filmmaker from Germany
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I mainly shoot on manual mode, drop the ISO into auto, set the exposure compensation to -2/3 to protect some highlights, put shutter speed on the thumb dial (usually keep it at 120 as starting point), set aperture to the front dial (usually keep it at f11 as starting point)… off you go 👍
I have heard of people doing these things.....
Just bought S5ii and already puzzled with the functionalities. Kindly keep on posting videos. Theres a lot to learn.
Sure I will :)
Awesome video! I finally found a dedicated S5ii photography content and I feel so much better about keeping this camera
Thank You! Very useful!
I've been using Panasonics for video and Canon for stills, but once the S5 IIX came out, I decided to have this hybrid camera cover both -- since I am increasingly being asked to do both stills and video these days. Thanks so much, Paul. Aperture priority is the way I mainly shoot, so you've given me a lot of confidence this new Lumix camera will make my life even easier. And like you, unless I'm shooting sports, I'm aperture-based. Thanks for the video.
Yes the good old A Mode :) the S5X is indeed a very good Hybrid ✌️ powerfull cam. Enjoy it
I mainly shoot in manual mode on my S5II in RAW with flat profile so it is easier to adjust and less contrasty to start with. When shooting macro, especially with moving insects like butterflies and dragonflies, I use manual aperture, auto shutter and auto ISO.
Do you only use RAW and no JPEG? If you have Lightroom or any other software I can recommend using JPEG also. The Lumix Color Science is very good imo. Especially in low light am I not able to replicate the accurate colors in Lightroom by myself. The landscape color profile is amazing and so portrait for human skin also. The JPEG color profile gets then backed into the Raw file but you are flexible like a RAW file anyway. I don't think a flat color profile is beneficial for Photos. In VIDEOS Yes. But a RAW file has already all the information in it. Maybe try one day only JPEG :)
I love your videos ❤
Thank you very much
Thanks in Advance!
Nice video - one question - what cage are you using? They seem like a good idea given how many controls there are on the camera.
The Cage from Smallrig :)
I'm usually shooting with Aparture priority, but with set minimum Shutter Speed so that if the light gets low the ISO is boosted not Shutter Speed dropped. And I do shoot RAW. Awesome video as always 🎉
Hey thank you very much :) a lot of people use this minimum Shutter feature. I had problems with this feature in the past. Didn't worked so well with my 70-200 mm.
What's the best shutter speed you use? thanks in advance
@@360puluthi5 If you are using Lumix, then 180 degrees. If you are using other like canon, sony then its 2x the frames per minute you are shooting. If you record at 24fps then 1/48 or 1/50, if you shoot 30fps then 1/60. 😊
Awesome pictures
Thank you very much
great video! I use the M mode only for lightning photography :)
You mean for Photos with Flash? Or lighting in a thunderstorm?
@@JonackFilm I mean thunderstorms :) I use a remote to manually control the shutterspeed. (Shutter is on bulb)
When it comes to RAW and colours, if you work in Lightroom, it has camera matching profiles (instead of "Adobe Standard") - i.e. you can still give your RAW the Panasonic Natural colour treatment you get in JPEGs without sacrificing the flexibility of RAWs, should you want it. Possibly useful even when you use JPEGs but need to do a bit heavier editing on one or two of them (major exposure changes or whatever) - you can then do that on RAWs (assuming you shoot RAW+JPG like most).
Oh and I use aperture priority most of the time as well, with minimum shutter speed 1/60. Shutter priority or full manual for sports, yeah. Common practice I think.
That's true, I shoot often raw+JPEG. Sometimes it safes you when you make some mistakes. The minimum Shutter speed setting is handy, but doesn't work with longer lenses. I had issues with my 70-200 mm with this setting. Normally the camera chooses a Shutter speed according to the focal length. This gives you most of the time the correct Shutter speed for like 143mm or so. The minimum Shutter speed setting overwrite this.
@@JonackFilm Works with longer lenses for me! But I shoot with MFT most of the time. I do have minimum SS in the touch Fn menu, but I've never used it, actually.
@@AoyagiAichou so I had the issue with the 70-200 mm Lumix Lens. I some cases is 1/60 not fast enough. But it does depend on the situation 🎥
At the studio and landscape M mode, street and travel A mode. I'm new to Lumix. Is there a way to reverse the exposure indicator? Thank you for your video.
Hey hey, hm I don't think this is possible as far as I know
ya manual with auto iso works well for me but i am going to try the A mode after this see what happens
Try it and let me know :) especially when you go from inside to outside in split second. It is much faster as scrolling from 1/60 to 1/3000
I shoot M with auto iso and auto wb, works a dream, but then I shoot Nikon and its metering is excellent.
Nikon makes excellent cameras, I was last December on a job and someone had a z9 👍 very good camera
Hi Paul. Thank you for the video. I recently purchased Lumix S5 and there is one very annoying thing. When I use monitor and shutter speed is slow there is a terrible motion blur on the screen. I set monitor fps to 60fps which is the highest. I used Canon in the past and never came across such issues. Is this something normal with this camera?
It is called the live preview, it Shows basicly what the final image will be. Also the Shutter speed. This is use full for light trails in long exposure. But you can turn it of in the settings.
@JonackFilm Thank you. This solved the issue but now I don't have live view which I so used to as I shoot real estate on a tripod using monitor.
@@andrewkunyev5243 you cant habe both at the sime time i am afraid :)
Hey Paul.
From all the TH-camrs I've seen so far I think you're the right person to ask.
So I just bought a Lumix S5 and I've been using it on two short occasions only so far. I'm coming from a m43 system Lumix G7 to be exact. I've noticed that my S5 is slightly getting warm on the bottom of the camera just from taking few snaps and messing around in menu settings for like 10 to 15min. I haven't recorded any videos not did I have had it overheating and turning off, it's just very surprising to me that I can feel it's warm so quickly compared to my old camera that never ever got warm at all as far as I remember. Is it normal in case of a bigger gear with more power drainage to to processor etc? I would really appreciate to find out if this is something "normal". it's not hot like an older smartphone after a heavy use, but it's more comparable to a hot Latina in July😅😂
Hello :) so I noticed my Camera getting a little bit warm after some heavy video use.... So more like a warmish warm like a good Latina next to you on a netltix and chill day. But not when I fiddle around in the menu o. O
I cannot confirm your senses or anything but if the camera works it works. Maybe you can compare it to a similar camera in a camera store?
@@JonackFilm I appreciate your response! Thank You.
I think I've got the camera that has some fault then . But I'll have to find some time and a good store as you mentioned where I could actually compare if this is something normal but I really doubt it is. Thanks a lot.
PS. I bought it in a different country and I live in none EU Britain so there's too much hustle at the moment to send it in to a guarantee and all that. Fucken Brexit voters man XD Have a good day, look after yourself!
@@galaxysurfer0014 ahhh what a BS ^^ yeah thank you man have a great day. Write me if you have any questions in a comment or on Instagram
@@JonackFilm Ok thanks ;)
I was trained to use full manual mode. Just M. So never shot anything else. Only thing I do when pressed for time is put auto iso
this can also be very fast indeed :)
Hey i have a question how to run RW2 file on lightroom.
Hm I just open it and that's it
what picture style should I use Vlog or standard?
V-Log is only usable for Videos. For Fotos can you use any of the other Picture Profiles. Using only Standard, would be very Standard.
On A mode my ISO seems frozen on the Auto mode. No matter how high I raise it it does nothing. Is this normal? I have the S5ii.
Sometimes it will only go up to 6400. But actually when you Set it to Auto it should go from 100 to 6400. And if you go to the Menü and Set it to Extra high. It goes up to 50.000
@@JonackFilm Thanks where in the menu do you set it?
I am basically Sean O'Connell from The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, so I use only M mode with the LCD flipped around backwards.
Just kidding, I use M a lot for landscape, S for photos of my kid, and A for street photography to prefer deep DoF, sometimes for portraits I like M with auto ISO. I use Auto if there's something I need a quick photo of if I don't want to miss it whether it be a shot of my toddler, a street shot, or something. I tend to use natural profiles but once I get my s5ii, I'm looking forward to trying some LUTs with the xpan crop. I like working with Lightroom so on canon I'd take my image in and mess with it a lot but on my Olympus I really almost never need to touch my colors unless I'm doing a creative edit. Panasonic looks like it has the best colors I've seen so far, so I'll have to play with all of the profiles.
Looking forward to hopefully being in Germany this summer and getting some landscape shooting in Bavaria.
The colors are indeed very good :) hey I will also be a Dad in like 4 weeks wuhu 💪❤️😊🤝 maybe I need then also the S Mode because kids can be like sports photography ^^ Bavaria has some Beautiful landscapes
@@JonackFilm hey congrats!! Being a father is a beautiful thing
blah blah get to the point my guy
🥲 Sry bro. Maybe read a book or just Google the settings. Maybe faster and no small talk