Panasonic's Lumix S5IIX hits the market with professional video features

May marks the arrival of the new Lumix S5IIX from Panasonic to the market, a camera mirrorless with 24 megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor with video performance aimed at the professional and semi-professional market.

The Lumix S5IIX It has a processor that allows you to record 10-bit 6K 4:2:0 video (3:2) y 5.9K (16:9) a 30 fps y 4:2:2 C4K and 4K up to 60 fps. Likewise, the system, which has an additional fan that allows record without time limits, is capable of immortalizing content in 5,8K Apple ProRes to SSD via HDMI or USB; recording ALL-Intra; recording HFR up to 120 fps, and capture slow & quick from up to 180 fps.

Panasonic's latest solution also features a wide range of image profiles, including V-Log/V-Gamut with more than 14 stops of dynamic range, as well as a new real-time LUT function that allows you to load color grading LUTs to an SD card and apply them directly to the camera for recording now with those parameters instead of having to do it in post production. Likewise, the new models offer 48kHz/24-bit audio recording with the built-in microphone or an external one, although high-resolution recording 96 kHz/24 bits It is possible with external and XLR microphones.

The Lumix S5IIX is also compatible with Blackmagic RAW y ProResRAW, as well as with recording systems Atomos Ninja V+, Ninja V y Shogun Connect.

AF, ISO and more from the Panasonic Lumix S5IIX

The news Lumix S5IIX and the Lumix S5II They are the first cameras Lumix that offer hybrid phase detection autofocus (PDAF) thanks to the incorporation of the 24 megapixel sensor and a new venus engine, developed within the framework of the association of L2 technology formed by Leica y Lumix. Thanks to this system, Panasonic solutions are capable of detecting objects in difficult low-light or backlight conditions and subsequently maintaining their tracking even with other moving objects in the frame. In turn, users who prefer it will also be able to enjoy continuous AF during shooting. zoom and the AF microadjustments.

Other key features of the Lumix S5IIX are its high speed burst shooting up to 9 fps with mechanical shutter and 30 fps with electronic shutter (capable of capturing up to 300 images; its high resolution mode of 96 megapixels (JPEG/RAW); su Dual Native ISO sensitivity, which minimizes noise and allows a maximum ISO of 51200 (204800 with extended ISO), or its improved image stabilization, which allows you to work without a tripod in a wide variety of conditions and situations.

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