Panasonic DC-S5 II + Lumix S 85mm f1.8

Panasonic DC-S5 II

With its outstanding photo and video performance and an amazingly compact and robust body, the LUMIX DC-S5M2 meets the high demands of creative photo and video enthusiasts while offering exceptional value for money.

The S5M2 is based on a newly developed full-frame CMOS sensor with 24 megapixels and an equally new image processor, which was developed as part of the L² technology partnership between LEICA and LUMIX. For the first time, the sensor in the LUMIX system supports phase detection in addition to contrast-based autofocus and combines both focusing methods to create a new hybrid phase detection AF. In addition, the new processor offers outstanding image quality and video performance with high bit rate or 6K resolution.

• Uncompromising image quality
• Strong support for mobile use
• Highest photo and video performance
• Outstanding user-friendliness
• New processor with L² technology
• New phase hybrid AF
• Strong further development of the autofocus
• New Active I.S. image stabilization
• New 24.2MP CMOS sensor with phase AF
• New real-time Lut - color corrections can be made with the camera itself
• Intuitive control when looking through the viewfinder - joystick with 8 directions
• Sophisticated menu design
• Unconditional focusing on the subject - OLED LVF & 180° LCD

Panasonic Lumix S 85mm f1.8

The LUMIX S 85mm F1.8 offers outstanding mobility thanks to its compact size and low weight. It is also characterized by a dust and splash-resistant design and can be used in the most adverse conditions down to -10° C. The filter diameter is 67 mm and its 9-blade circular aperture ensures an attractive bokeh effect with smooth sharpness/blur transitions and round imaging of point light sources with minimal vignetting.

The lens consists of nine lens elements in eight groups and uses two ED (Extra-low Dispersion) lenses to suppress both axial chromatic aberration and chromatic magnification difference. The LUMIX S 85mm F1.8 also ensures high-quality video recording by minimizing focus breathing as much as possible.