Panasonic Lumix S5 II X

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This new Panasonic Lumix S5 II X for hire incorporates an extraordinary new sensor. The new 779-point hybrid phase detection AF is a huge improvement over the past, especially subject recognition and tracking performance thanks to deep learning. The 24.2 megapixel DUAL-ISO CMos sensor, a system inherited from the VariCam line, allows recording in low light conditions with an excellent signal-to-noise ratio. The V-Log of this Lumix S5 II X offers more than 14 stops of dynamic range, fully satisfying the PQ requirement. V-Gamut, on the other hand, covers the entire HDR colour spectrum. It can record in C4K and UHD at 60p/50p in 10-bit 422 with no time limit and in 6k (5952×3968 16:9 and 5932×3136 17:9) usable in both full frame and APS-C modes. Active IS and Dual IS2 stabilization allows correction up to 6.5 stops. Port equipment is respectable. The Lumix S5 II X integrates a full-size HDMI Type A port, a USB-C port, 3.5mm microphone input and 3.5mm audio output. In particular, the new USB-C port allows recording at speeds of up to 1.9 Gbps to external SSDs. So you can record in both 422 10-bit All-I and ProRes 422 HQ quietly on an external memory. At this link you can find for rent the perfect external memory for this mirroless. With this connectivity, the new Lumix allows recording in ProRes via USB-C to SSD. The HDMI output allows RAW streams of up to 12bit resolution to be transmitted at 5.9K (5888×3312 in 16:9) at 30fps, 4.1K (4128×2176 in 17:9) at 60fps, and 3.5K (3536×2656 in 4:3) at 50fps on compatible recorders, such as those from Atomos and Blackmagic. This camera allows RTMP and RTMPS streams to be transmitted either via Wi-Fi, USB or cable. So you can go live anywhere, whether on the go with the Lumix Sync app or in the studio. Active fan management ensures continuous recording at all resolutions, in high frame rates, and under all imaginable conditions.