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Alternatively, you can use the Lumix Network Settings software for Mac or Windows to write the streaming settings to an SD card, which then allows the camera to connect and stream directly over a Wi-Fi network without going through a PC or smartphone, up to 1080/60p.ĭoing so uses the RTMP/RTMPS standard, so the camera can stream directly to YouTube, Facebook or any other service that supports this protocol. The camera can stream via Wi-Fi through a smartphone using the Lumix Sync app.

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The GH5 II includes more advanced live streaming options, allowing live broadcast over the web, either across Wi-Fi or – following a future firmware update – using a USB connection to a smartphone or wired LAN connection. The GH5 II also gets the S1H's Luminance Spot Meter, which gives you an exposure rating in % IRE for a small, selectable region in the scene, or a rating relative to middle grey (42 IRE) in stops, if you're in V-Log L mode. The Luminance Spot Meter is the smaller square on the display and lets you assess the exposure of the element underneath it. In addition to the expanded video spec, the GH5 II also gains the video tools Panasonic has developed for its more recent models, including a red frame around the screen while recording, a wider choice of aspect ratio guides and the ability to shoot portrait orientation video.

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'4K' Anamorphic footage, shot using the full sensor region is now available at up to 50p. In addition to 10-bit capture of faster frame-rates, the GH5 II also gains All-I capture for 29.97p and 23.98p, previously only possible for 24.00p. Hybrid Log Gamma available in all 10-bit modes (marked in green) * '4K' Anamorphic mode not available at 59.94p Panasonic GH5 II's video modes (MOV format) The higher frame-rate 10-bit footage is recorded using the H.265 codec. The new processor also extends the video modes the GH5 II can offer, opening up the option to shoot 10-bit 4:2:0 4K 50/60p footage (the original GH5 could only capture 60p footage in 8-bit precision), making it much more usable for Log shooting. This means the AF system gets more frequent updates from the scene, something that its Depth-from-Defocus system benefits from significantly. But, in addition to more sophisticated recognition algorithms, the camera can also read-out its sensor faster, meaning it can run its AF system at 48 frames per second when shooting 24p footage. The use of a more powerful processor allows the GH5 II to offer the same face/eye/body and animal recognition AF capabilities as Panasonic's latest cameras. What's new | How it compares | Body & controls | Initial impressions | Video quality | Image quality | Conclusion | Sample gallery | Specifications The GH5 II has MSRP of $1699: $300 lower than the original GH5, and comparable with the discounted price the older model was selling for. The company believes that not everyone will need the added capabilities of the more expensive GH6, and that an updated GH5 will continue to make sense for some users.

USB-C socket with PD-compatible power and chargingĪs in previous instances, Panasonic is using the 'Mark II' nomenclature to indicate that this is a refreshed version of the GH5, not a completely new camera in the same range.

Improved AF with face/eye/body detection.

Live streaming options via Wi-Fi or smartphone (Full HD).

3.68M-dot EVF, with 0.76x magnification and up to 120Hz refresh.

Image stabilization rated at up to 6.5 stops.

UHD or DCI 4K 10-bit 4:2:2 capture at up to 30p with no crop.

UHD or DCI 4K 10-bit 4:2:0 capture at up to 60p with no crop.

It retains the same sensor as before but now with an anti-reflective coating to better control flare. The GH5 II gains an updated 'Venus' processing engine from the full-frame S1H, allowing it to capture 10-bit 4K footage at 50 or 60 frames per second and promises improved autofocus. It offers increased capabilities over the original model and will eventually sell alongside a higher-end GH6 model, whose development was announced at the same time. The Panasonic Lumix DC-GH5 Mark II is an updated version of the company's most video-focused Micro Four Thirds camera the GH5.