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News Lumix S5D

dirk

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Here we are. We get a new Lumix S5D. Available in November 2024. 1.599 Euro with the new kit lens LUMIX S Series 18-40mm F4.5-6.3 and 2.099 Euro for the kit with the 20-200mm F4-7.1. I guess the latter one is a typo and they mean 28-200 ;)
 
Mit der LUMIX S5D präsentiert Panasonic eine neue spiegellose Hybrid-Vollformatkamera, die sowohl bei Videos als auch bei Fotos überragende Leistung bietet und Videografen und Fotografen eine außergewöhnliche Flexibilität ermöglicht.


Basierend auf dem kompakten Design der LUMIX S5 ist die überarbeitete S5D DJI LiDAR AF-fähig. Wenn die S5D mit dem DJI LiDAR Range Finder Modul und dem DJI RS 3 Pro Gimbal gekoppelt ist, werden die Entfernungsmessungsdaten über USB an die Kamera gesendet und die Kamera steuert den Fokus, sodass kein Fokusmotor erforderlich ist. Dies ermöglicht eine einfachere Handhabung mit einer kompakteren Größe und eine größere Freiheit beim Arbeiten.


Eine Kalibrierung des Objektivs ist nicht notwendig, was Zeit bei der Einrichtung spart. Dank der 43.200 Hochgeschwindigkeits-Messpunkte des LiDAR in einem Abstand von 14 Metern wird ein extrem schneller Autofokus realisiert, der auch bei Aufnahmen unter schlechten Lichtverhältnissen effektiv ist.


Darüber hinaus verfügt die LUMIX S5D über alle Funktionen, die bereits aus der LUMIX S5 bekannt sind, einschließlich eines 24,2-Megapixel 35mm-Vollformat-CMOS-Sensors, der mit einem weiten Dynamikbereich und hoher Empfindlichkeit beeindruckt und mit der Dual Native ISO-Technologie kristallklare Videos mit maximal ISO 51200 ermöglicht.


Außergewöhnliche Leistung bei der Erstellung von Filmen in Kinoqualität


Die LUMIX S5D bietet eine hervorragende Videoleistung und kann 4K 60p/50p 4:2:0 10-bit und 4K 30p/25p 4:2:2 10-bit intern bis zu 30 Minuten aufzeichnen. Außerdem ist sie in der Lage, 4K 60p/50p 4:2:2 10-Bit über HDMI auszugeben. Für die interne 4K 30p/25p 4:2:0 8-Bit-Aufnahme gibt es kein Zeitlimit.


Zusätzlich zur C4K-Videoaufzeichnung kann die LUMIX S5D RAW-Videodaten über HDMI mit einer Auflösung von 5,9K (5888x3312) 29,97p/25p, 4,1K (4128x2176) 59,94p/50p und Anamorphic 3,5K (3536x2656)/50p an die ATOMOS NINJA V ausgeben. Eine Vielzahl von Hilfsfunktionen für Videoaufnahmen, wie z.B. das Vector Scope Display, Master Pedestal Adjustment und SS/Gain Operation (SEC/ISO, ANGLE/ISO, SEC/dB) sind ebenfalls verfügbar.


Die LUMIX S5D bietet einen Dynamikumfang von mehr als 14 Blendenstufen, praktisch derselbe wie bei den Kinokameras von Panasonic, um sowohl dunkle als auch helle Bereiche präzise wiederzugeben. Die Fähigkeit, genaue Farben und Hauttöne einzufangen, ist ein Muss für jeden Filmemacher. Die LUMIX S5D übernimmt die bekannte Farbwissenschaft der VariCam-Reihe von Panasonic sowie V-Log / V-Gamut.


Mit dem Slow & Quick-Modus sind beeindruckende Zeitlupen- und Zeitraffervideos in 4K (1-60fps, 30x schnell bis 2,5x langsam) oder in FHD (1-180fps, 60x schnell bis 7,5x langsam) möglich.


Hohe Bildqualität auch bei schlechten Lichtverhältnissen mit Dual I.S.


Die LUMIX S5D beeindruckt mit einem weiten Dynamikbereich und reproduziert scharfe Bilder mit außergewöhnlicher Klarheit. Selbst bei Aufnahmen mit der maximalen Empfindlichkeit von ISO 51200 wird das Bildrauschen minimiert, was sie zu der idealen Kamera für den Einsatz in Situationen mit schwachem Licht macht.


Die LUMIX S5D verfügt über eine Dual Native ISO-Empfindlichkeit, eine Technologie, die erstmals in der VariCam-Reihe der professionellen Kinokameras von Panasonic eingeführt wurde. Normalerweise nimmt das Bildrauschen mit steigender Empfindlichkeit bei einem einzelnen Native-ISO-Bildsensor zu. Der Bildsensor mit Dual Native ISO in der S5D minimiert jedoch die Rauscherzeugung, indem er je nach Empfindlichkeit vor der Verstärkungsverarbeitung einen optimalen Schaltkreis wählt. Dadurch sind Aufnahmen mit einer hohen Empfindlichkeit von maximal ISO 51200 möglich. Dual Native ISO bietet Filmemachern eine größere Vielfalt an künstlerischen Möglichkeiten sowie die Möglichkeit, am Set weniger Licht zu verwenden und so Zeit zu sparen. Die Dual Native ISOs der LUMIX S5D sind 640 und 4000.1


Die LUMIX S5D verfügt über den Body I.S. (Image Stabiliser) für eine leistungsstarke Verwacklungskorrektur. Panasonic hat einen Algorithmus entwickelt, der die Verwacklungsinformationen, die nicht nur vom Gyrosensor, sondern auch vom Bildsensor und Beschleunigungssensor erfasst werden, präzise berechnet. Dies ermöglicht eine genauere Erkennung und Kompensation von Verwacklungsunschärfen und damit die Verwendung einer um 5 Blendenstufen längeren Verschlusszeit2. Durch die Kombination des Body I.S. (5-Achsen) in der Kamera und des O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabiliser, 2-Achsen) im Objektiv der LUMIX S-Serie kompensiert der 5-Achsen-Dual I.S.2 Unschärfen und ermöglicht die Verwendung einer um 6,5 Blendenstufen längeren Verschlusszeit3. Das 5- Achsen-Dual I.S.2 funktioniert sowohl bei Foto- als auch bei Videoaufnahmen, einschließlich 4K. Der Body I.S. kompensiert Kamerabewegungen, auch wenn andere L-Mount-Objektive ohne O.I.S. verwendet werden.


Zuverlässig und flexibel für optimale kreative Freiheit


Die kompakte LUMIX S5D zeichnet sich durch ihre herausragende Mobilität aus, die dennoch eine außergewöhnliche Leistung bietet. Die LUMIX S5D besteht aus einem Magnesium-Druckgussgehäuse und ist spritzwasser- und staubgeschützt4. Durch eine optimale Auslegung der Wärmeableitungskomponenten wird die Wärme effektiv nach außen abgeleitet, was zu einer stabilen, kontinuierlichen Videoaufzeichnung über lange Zeiträume führt.


Die LUMIX S5D verfügt über einen großen LVF (Live View Finder) mit einem hohen Vergrößerungsverhältnis von ca. 0,74x sowie über ein hochpräzises, schnelles OLED-Display (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) mit einer hohen Auflösung von 2.360K Punkten. Durch die Verwendung von OLED für die LVF wird eine schnelle Reaktion mit einer minimalen Verzögerung von weniger als 0,005 Sekunden erreicht. Mit einem Augenabstand von ca. 20 mm bietet sie eine hohe Sichtbarkeit und Komfort für Brillenträger.


Ein 3,0-Zoll-LCD mit freiem Blickwinkel im 3:2-Seitenverhältnis und einer hohen Auflösung von 1.840K-Punkten ermöglicht eine Touch-Steuerung. Die Komposition während der Aufnahme in verschiedenen beliebten Seitenverhältnissen wie 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 4:5, 5:4 und 9:16 kann mit der Frame-Marker-Funktion überprüft werden. Ein REC-Frame-Indikator zeigt an, ob die Kamera gerade aufnimmt oder nicht.


Die LUMIX S5D verfügt über einen doppelten SD-Speicherkartensteckplatz - ein Steckplatz entspricht UHS-I und der andere dem schnellen, hochleistungsfähigen UHS-II (Video Class 90).


Der Akku der Kamera kann je nach Wunsch des Benutzers entweder über AC oder USB aufgeladen werden.


Preise und Verfügbarkeit


Die S5D wird ab Novmber zum Preis von 1.599 Euro (UVP) für das Kit mit dem Objektiv LUMIX S Series 18-40mm F4.5-6.3 oder 2.099 Euro (UVP) für das Kit mit dem Objektiv 20-200mm F4-7.1 erhältlich sein.

Use Google translate.
 
Based on the compact design of the LUMIX S5, the redesigned S5D is DJI LiDAR AF capable. When the S5D is paired with the DJI LiDAR Range Finder Module and DJI RS 3 Pro Gimbal, the ranging data is sent to the camera via USB and the camera controls focus, eliminating the need for a focus motor. This allows for easier handling with a more compact size and greater freedom when working.

There is no need to calibrate the lens, saving time during setup. Thanks to the LiDAR's 43,200 high-speed measuring points at a distance of 14 meters, extremely fast autofocus is realized, which is effective even when shooting in low light conditions.

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The LUMIX S5D offers excellent video performance and can record 4K 60p/50p 4:2:0 10-bit and 4K 30p/25p 4:2:2 10-bit internally for up to 30 minutes. It is also capable of outputting 4K 60p/50p 4:2:2 10-bit via HDMI. There is no time limit for internal 4K 30p/25p 4:2:0 8-bit recording.

In addition to C4K video recording, the LUMIX S5D can record RAW video data via HDMI at resolutions of 5.9K (5888x3312) 29.97p/25p, 4.1K (4128x2176) 59.94p/50p and Anamorphic 3.5K (3536x2656)/ Spend 50p on the ATOMOS NINJA V. A variety of auxiliary functions for video recording, such as the Vector Scope Display, Master Pedestal Adjustment and SS/Gain Operation (SEC/ISO, ANGLE/ISO, SEC/dB) are also available.

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With the Slow & Quick mode, impressive slow motion and time lapse videos are possible in 4K (1-60fps, 30x fast to 2.5x slow) or in FHD (1-180fps, 60x fast to 7.5x slow).

High image quality even in low light conditions with Dual I.S.

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The LUMIX S5D features Dual Native ISO sensitivity, a technology first introduced in Panasonic's VariCam range of professional cinema cameras. Typically, image noise increases with increasing sensitivity for a single native ISO image sensor. However, the Dual Native ISO image sensor in the S5D minimizes noise generation by selecting an optimal circuit before gain processing depending on sensitivity. This enables recordings with a high sensitivity of a maximum of ISO 51200. Dual Native ISO offers filmmakers a greater variety of artistic possibilities as well as the ability to use less light on set, saving time. The LUMIX S5D's dual native ISOs are 640 and 4000.1
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The LUMIX S5D has a large LVF (Live View Finder) with a high magnification ratio of approximately 0.74x as well as a high-precision, fast OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display with a high resolution of 2,360K dots. By using OLED for the LVF, a fast response is achieved with a minimum delay of less than 0.005 seconds. With an eye relief of approximately 20 mm, it offers high visibility and comfort for glasses wearers.

A 3.0-inch LCD with a clear viewing angle in a 3:2 aspect ratio and a high resolution of 1,840K dots enables touch control. Composition while recording in various popular aspect ratios such as 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 4:5, 5:4 and 9:16 can be checked using the frame marker feature. A REC frame indicator shows whether the camera is currently recording or not.

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The S5D will be available from November at a price of 1,599 euros (RRP) for the kit with the LUMIX S Series 18-40mm F4.5-6.3 lens or 2,099 euros (RRP) for the kit with the 28-200mm F4-7.1 lens .
 
It is the same processor as far as I can see than the original S5. No PDAF. I think the S5D is only interesting for videocntric customers. Everyone else will buy either the normal S5 or the S5ii.
 
It must be me... didn't understand the S9, don't understand this.. did anybody ask for this?? Whereas, I've heard lots of chatter and requests for a higher megapixel S5 or a refreshed S1R, and obviously a little more improvement in autofocus.. but here we have contrast detect and honestly an S5 with a red D. Sure it would all make more sense if I shot video, seems like Panasonic are not really the brand for stills shooters.
 
Sure it would all make more sense if I shot video, seems like Panasonic are not really the brand for stills shooters.

We need patience.The other models will come. I am sure about this. But not now. It does not make sense to announce 3 new bodies at the same time. This would contradict the marketing effect.

We do not know yet, what the specs of the new S1R and S1H successors are. Maybe they are not ready because they have higher targets to achieve. Maybe they want to wait until spring to get more buyers' attention if everybody is planing summer vacation. Who knows..

But I am sure that there will come more new models.
 
No, I do not thinks so. All FW updates have been for the cameras with the newer processor only.

It appears the only change is the DJI LiDAR and gimbal compatibility: the specs of the viewfinder are the same (2.36MDot, 0.74x magnification). So much for L-Rumors. :rolleyes:
 
I think they are probably aware of all the issues that came with the SL3 and that's slowing things down. To me they are just spreading their market too much, or maybe they're just emptying the parts bins :) .
 
the specs of the viewfinder are the same (2.36MDot, 0.74x magnification). So much for L-Rumors. :rolleyes:
So they turn the need to fit a superseded part into a marketing release ! :)
 
I think they are probably aware of all the issues that came with the SL3 and that's slowing things down.

I agree. And do not forget: They need to make the PDAF better than with the S5ii. Not because the S5ii PDAF is bad, but because the people expect from a camera which comes out later at a higher price level, that this camera has automatically also in the AF improvements. It would be not a good marketing decison to bring out an S1Rii / S1Hii with the same PDAF like the S5ii.

It is the typical psychology. Everything has to become better with each iteration.

or maybe they're just emptying the parts bins

Probably with the S5R and S1H. With the S5 I am not sure. They need a cheap entry level model without hurting their price level of the other models.

The cheapest way to do this is by keeping an older model still available with a massive discount. Sony is doing this all the time with Sony RX100 and Sony A7 line.
 
It appears the only change is the DJI LiDAR and gimbal compatibility: the specs of the viewfinder are the same (2.36MDot, 0.74x magnification). So much for L-Rumors. :rolleyes:

Has the original S5 an OLED VF?
Yes. The S5 has an OLED VF too
 
... maybe in 2026 we get a S1R ii

I agree with Janeyboo
seems like Panasonic are not really the brand for stills shooters.
Exactly. It is taking too long. I am sorry.

If what you don't want is to overlap with the Leica Sl3, it seems that in this l-mount alliance they have the enemy at home... Many photographers are considering changing the brand they use.
 
We need patience.The other models will come. I am sure about this. But not now. It does not make sense to announce 3 new bodies at the same time. This would contradict the marketing effect.

We do not know yet, what the specs of the new S1R and S1H successors are. Maybe they are not ready because they have higher targets to achieve. Maybe they want to wait until spring to get more buyers' attention if everybody is planing summer vacation. Who knows..

But I am sure that there will come more new models.
I hope you are correct. It does make sense, given that Panasonic helped develop (I think?) the internals for the SL3. It would be a wasted effort for them to not capitalize on that effort. So I choose to believe you are correct.

However, while I support Panasonic's approach to slower but more significant body development & release cycle, it's hard not to start looking around at some point. Hopefully they are done with the S5 variations for now and have refocused their engineering resources to the S1 bodies.
 
When the S5D is paired with the DJI LiDAR Range Finder Module
This module is huge and expensive... The S5(D) would look like a little monster and not affordable any more. Sorry but this lidar thing to divert attention from the lack of PDAF is like a McGuffin, in my opinion.
 
It must be me... didn't understand the S9, don't understand this.. did anybody ask for this?? Whereas, I've heard lots of chatter and requests for a higher megapixel S5 or a refreshed S1R, and obviously a little more improvement in autofocus.. but here we have contrast detect and honestly an S5 with a red D. Sure it would all make more sense if I shot video, seems like Panasonic are not really the brand for stills shooters.
Well, we have heard people complain on the video side of things that the S5II video files aren't quite as good as the S5's files, and there is speculation that the PDAF sensors are at least somewhat responsible.

So, an S5D that is LIDAR compatible just may be the cat's meow for those users. Perfect AF and stellar files. And you save money over the S5II to put towards purchasing that LIDAR system.

As for Panasonic not being the brand for stills shooters, I think that at least some people have concluded that - particularly those who are shopping for a new high-resolution body right now. As great as the S1R is, I'd have a hard time recommending it to a friend unless they fully understood it's limitations and were OK with it.

But a debugged SL3-ish body with faster frame rates and other Panasonic goodness would keep them in the game, for sure. An S5R would be OK, but disappointing for me. As would a 35-40 MP body. We shall see.
 
It’s just an S5 with updated firmware. It’s basically a hardware paywall in front of a software update. I get why lidar might be preferential over PDAF, but couldn’t they have just sold it as a paid update? Don’t know if anyone caught the live stream but they didn’t really say anything about the S5D. Meanwhile the chat was screaming for an S1RM2.
 
It must be me... didn't understand the S9, don't understand this.. did anybody ask for this?? Whereas, I've heard lots of chatter and requests for a higher megapixel S5 or a refreshed S1R, and obviously a little more improvement in autofocus.. but here we have contrast detect and honestly an S5 with a red D. Sure it would all make more sense if I shot video, seems like Panasonic are not really the brand for stills shooters.
It does see a bit of a pointless release event really.

The firmware update for current models is a great step forward, but a firmware release doesn’t need a marketing event!

And the 18-40 was already announced, so why another release event?

And the S5D - well, that’s really confusing. It seems the new EVF is really no different from the old one, and the addition of DJI Lidar AF to a virtually obsolete model is just weird. Unless they’re trying to do a Sony and keep the older model running at a lower price point - but the S5D with 18-40 is actually more expensive than the S5 + 20-60 was at its launch.

So, colour me befuddled!
 
I am not sure whether Panasonic did call this an event. The rumor site was talking about an event, but not Panasonic

We only have seen a live stream about the FW updates. Panasonic is doing live streams all the time on their channel without any big announcement.

I do think we all got more into this hype because we wanted to have it as an event. We wanted to see new cameras. We wanted to see an S1Rii and S1Hii.

Now we are disappointed because we had the wrong expectations. But this is not the fault of Panasonic.

They did not overpromise and underdeliver. They were calm the whole time. No marketing tam tam. Just a simple live stream for new FW updates.

We have to manage more our expectations when reading rumors, I guess.
 
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