The GH5S is a fantastic camera for a specific user, but the standard GH5 is still the hybrid photo/video king.

Video-focused 10.2MP; multi-aspect sensor; Waveform; vectorscope displays; Dual native ISO; DCI 4K at 60 fps; Time code in/out

No image stabilization; More expensive than GH5

The GH5S is a new addition to the Lumix flagship line-up that now includes three cameras: the G9 which aims at sports and wildlife photographers, the GH5 which offers the best of both worlds for hybrid shooters and the newly announced GH5S which is especially designed for filmmakers.

Last year, Panasonic added the Lumix GH5 to its roster of digital cameras targeted at professional photographers and videographers, and at this year's CES , the company unveiled a new video-centric edition of the camera called the Lumix GH5S.

Weather-resistant body; Wide range of professional features; 4K video looks great; Impressive high-ISO performance; Nifty burst shooting modes; Good battery life

Continuous AF isn't quick; Lacks in-body stabilisation; Low resolution sensor limits cropping prospects

Panasonic's Lumix GH5S is a high-end mirrorless camera aimed at pro videographers, delivering the best movie and low light quality from a Lumix G body to date. It doesn't replace the existing GH5, but is instead positioned alongside as a joint flagship.

Step up to the professional grade Panasonic LUMIX GH5s C4K mirrorless camera that offers over 29 LUMIX and LEICA compact lens options built on the next-generation (ILC) interchangeable lens camera standard [Micro Four Thirds] pioneered by Panasonic.

The rumors were true! Panasonic today revealed the LUMIX GH5 S , throwing down the 2018 gauntlet for pro-quality video mirrorless ILC cameras. As Panasonic's flagship Digital Single Lens Mirrorless Camera system, the GH5S takes the speed, resolution, and variable frame rates that made the original...

Thanks to its comparatively low pixel count (10.2Mp) and modern sensor design, which includes Dual Native ISO Technology and a Multi-Aspect Ratio design, the Panasonic Lumix GH5S seems to be high-quality, video-centric mirrorless camera with good low-light capability.

Impressive video specification, Timecode IN/OUT, V-Log L pre-installed

Smaller still images, Loss of in-camera stabilisation will be missed by some, Badly positioned Display button

The company’s flagship stills model, the G9 is a Micro Four Thirds with a whole lot of punch. With a 20.3MP sensor, and powered by the trusty Venus processing engine, it’s capable of shooting at 20fps, blackout free in continuous autofocus, or a massive 60fps with the focus set.

The Panasonic Lumix G9 is a unique camera that delivers all the features one could want in a state-of-the-art mirrorless camera, and then some. It delivers impressive speed in both autofocus acquisition time and especially in its framing rates for both JPEG and Raw images.

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Top-notch cameras, Amazing display, Snappy performance, Great battery life

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