The Lumix GH5S offers extraordinary new heights in recording low-light and high-quality images that greatly expand the possibilities for video creators.
With 10.2MP Digital Live MOS Sensor with newly developed Dual Native ISO technologies combined with high-performance Venus Engine, the high sensitivity enhanced GH5S reveals subjects hidden in the dark.
Cinema 4K 60p/50p*, 4:2:2 10-bit video recording** and greater choice with multiple aspect ratios bring further enhancements to creative expression. The GH5S has been tuned specially to maximise post-production workflow efficiencies, including time code synchronisation to facilitate multi-camera shooting.
10.2 High-Sensitivity Dual Native ISO Technology (ISO160-51200) The LUMIX GH5S achieves the highest-ever sensitivity and best image quality in LUMIX history. This is realised by combining the newly developed high sensitivity sensor with Dual Native ISO technology and the latest Venus Engine. Dual Native ISO is a revolutionary technology featured on Panasonic’s professional video cameras and offers the advantages of very high sensitivity while keeping noise levels low. Usually, with a conventional single native ISO, noise levels rise when sensitivity is increased. However, the newly developed image sensor implements dual circuits able to switch to high native sensitivity before gain processing. This means you can acheive beautiful footage with suppressed noise in low-lit situations.
Multi Aspect Ratio The LUMIX GH5S sensor handles multiple aspect ratios; 4:3, 17:9, 16:9 and 3:2. Thanks to broad margins of effective pixels, focal length does not change in the aspect ratios.
Suppressed Rolling Shutter Rolling shutter distortion, compared to the GH5, is suppressed by approximately 1.3x with high readout speeds when recording video or using an electronic shutter.
Cinema 4K 60p/50p with Unlimited Recording Time The original LUMIX GH5 made it possible to record 4K/60p and 4K/50p video on a DLSM camera. Now, to greatly extend your creative possibilities, the LUMIX GH5S takes this even further and, for the first time ever**, includes 4,096 x 2,160 Cinema 4K 60p/50p video recording. Moreover, there is no limit to the recording time, not even when shooting FHD or 4K video.