Panasonic Lumix S5 ii vs Sony A7S iii - Low Light Test

Panasonic Lumix S 18mm f/1.8
Sony FE 20mm f/1.8 G
In this video, we're putting two powerful low-light champions head-to-head: the Panasonic Lumix S5 II and the Sony A7S III! 🎥🌌
If you're a content creator, filmmaker, or photography enthusiast, you won't want to miss this epic low-light test! We'll be pushing these cameras to their limits in challenging low-light conditions to see which one excels in capturing stunning visuals even in the darkest environments.
🔦 Let's shed some light on the specs:
Panasonic Lumix S5 II:
Full-frame Mirrorless Camera
High-resolution 24.2MP sensor
Impressive Dual Native ISO performance
Advanced Venus Engine Processor
4K 60fps recording capabilities
Dual Image Stabilization
Sony A7S III:
Full-frame Mirrorless Camera
12.1MP Exmor R BSI CMOS sensor
Outstanding ISO sensitivity range
BIONZ XR image processor
4K 120fps recording capabilities
Fast Hybrid AF system
🌟 Which camera will conquer the darkness and deliver the best low-light footage? Tune in to find out! 🌙
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[@KillerTacos54]

Very impressed with the s5ii!

[@RIMSproject]

Lumix s5!

[@juandjo707]

I liked the Sony image more only near the end when max stabilization was on, everything else I saw I liked the Lumix more. However, this was not a real low light conditions, because there was enough lights in the parking lot. Probably in lower light conditions Sony could show its advantages, but in conditions like these Lumix is my choice.

[@tecniralph]

Agree 100%

[@edi18912]

HI I currently shoot with an older fuji Xt3 and im looking to upgrade. Im trying to decide between 2 full frame cameras. The new Lumix s5iix or the older Sony A7siii. My use case is video only and im currently focused on realestate videos and some weddings, client work ect. My main concern is for filming real estate in 4k60. What would look better a7siii 4k60 or the lumix s5ii 4k60 cropped? Most high end videographers in the real estate industry use a7siii. Taking everything into account, noise, low light, Dynamic range, image quality ect which is better. My goal to get the best quality for 4k 60 video. Thank you

[@tecniralph]

The Sony does not have cropping in 4k60, but it has focal breathing that can sometimes ruin your footage. Lumix has a better price and better stabilization. If I had to choose, I would choose the Sony A7CII with 11mm 1.8f for real state.

[@mcallbee]

Could you please tell us which camera set up you are using to film the video itself ? Its frustrating...we want to know the "back story too"!

[@tecniralph]

1/60 30p, 1.8f. Standar color and Iso automatic

[@edi18912]

how does the 4k 60 compare

[@vlcthefish]

Two issues 1. You never used the second Dual Native ISO for the S5 II which is ISO 4000 2. ISO 6400 is the second Dual Native ISO for the Sony but it's overexposed in that shot. I get you are trying to compare with same settings but you are penalizing the Dual Native ISO in that shot.

[@Rowlands-Scaffold]

Great comparison, what colour profile was used on the s5ii? Thank you!

[@tecniralph]

Standard

[@kostasssss]

Did you notice moire patterns on the s5ii/s5iix due to the lack of AA filter to the sensor?And if so is this a problem for professional work?

[@tecniralph]

No, I haven't noticed any moiré patterns

[@risla-prods2001]

Do you think Panasonic is so stupid? Why would they release a pro camera with moiré in 2023?

[@kostasssss]

@@risla-prods2001You can check online about this topic and you will see a lot of people mentioning it! Also the problem of moire affects all Bayer sensors, that's why they choose to put AA(OLPF) filters, but many times they don't put them in order to have a better resolution to the image, so it's not a matter of stupidity, you just sacrifice something to get something else and many times this causes other problems!

[@risla-prods2001]

@@kostasssss It’s not because many people mention it that this is true, on the internet people tend to say a lot of nonsense

[@millionrecords777]

LUMIX have better contrast right away the video where you see the white truck on tha back have more details than the sony

[@PaulyVisuals]

Am i trippin or s5ii is a bit better?????

[@RoyalMomentsPhotoFilms]

Almost

[@rw3452]

YT compression

[@KeytoKungFu]

It is

[@agungms26]

No bit... It's much better

[@julien6839]

Thinking of buying a sony a7 iii or a panasonic s5ii but im not sure which one. Using it for car photography and videos at night and low light, can anyone help me with this decision🙌🏻😅

[@harry54ck]

So have you made your decision?

[@julien6839]

@@harry54ck bought the s5ii with 20-60 kit lens and also the 70-300

[@lewcehjitl3282]

@@julien6839cool I might buy the s5iix or a7cii in silver with a retro manual lens I can’t decide though 😅

[@julien6839]

@@lewcehjitl3282 issue with lumix cameras is the lack of lenses While for sony cameras there are way more available

[@Crypto_EZ]

a7siii has better low light but a blurrier image - s5ii for the win

[@AX122]

What pp on a7siii? doesnt look like slog3

[@tecniralph]

Standard

[@BitcoinSinFronteras]

incredible the stabilization on the A7SIII

[@Lunar_Films]

You mean the s5ii

[@millionrecords777]

100 % the s5ii is better I have both and the s5ii and better s5iix is better that the a7siii

[@nakinaki7991]

1800$ Lumix s5ii😊 3200$ Sony a7siii😢 Lumix all the way😮

[@engraciagoncalves8935]

@7s iii still the best

[@voxtelnismo]

Never in a million years did I think I'll say this. But Lumix stabe looks like shit compared to Sony. At least in this test.

[@benhall8069]

I seen test of S5 vs S5 II and the S5 was better at low light then the S5 II

[@tecniralph]

Yep!

[@jameye6702]

S5II requires changing the noise reduction options in the camera

[@AndreySanktPetersburg]

Sony днище