And no fake humor. Some other channels waste a LOT of their viewers' time by forced "gags" and "humor". Some of those "gags" take 3-4 seconds. I just don't have time to endure that kind of "humor"...
Great review of the Lumix S5IIX camera. Luv how u integrate lots of real life footage with your critiques. Wonder when Panasonic will release the S1HII. Hope they listen and heed your suggestions so that they are incorporated into their future cams. 😎😎
Every camera nowdays should feature SSD recording. On a sidenote get a m2 nvme SSD in an external case - super small compared to big old SATA SSDs. And m2 SSDs are actually super cheap now. Wish we could have addon SSD grips like battery grips for these cams. Thanks for the review!
I don’t recommend using M.2 SSDs in enclosure for video recording, I’ve had a lot reliability issues with that in the past. “Readymade” external SSD is a safer choice. My pleasure!
great review, a lot of info. glad the fan doesnt make a lot of noise, that concerns me w any camera since i shoot in small interior spaces most of the time
Hi brother the hybrid shooter I am new to youtube .I need a camera as I always watching on your chanel. Between the two camera s2 and the 2x which one you recommend?please give me your advise. Thanks. God bless you all.
Nice review! Curious, how are you able to adjust rolling shutter in NLE program you are using? Looks like Pr and I'm fairly sure Davinci Resolve does not have such a tool/plug-in. All the best to you!
Nice video once again! Question: I'm considering both the A7IV with 20-70mm f/4 and the S5ii with 20-60 f/3.5-5.6. Ofcourse other lenses as well, but this will be my primary lens. In terms of handling: How do you like the 20-60? Is the zooming smooth, build quality alright? I think with the sensors of these days low light should not be a problem for both and I will use a separate lens for portraits. Hope you can help me with this.
20-60 is an OK kit lens, but I wouldn't recommend it as the main lens for S5 II, it deserves something better. The handling is completely fine, I have no complaints.
Theoretically, the best performers would be the Leica-certified S PRO line (16-35; 24-70; 50 f/1.4; 70-200, both f/4 & f/2.8). They have a clutch and the best motors, tuning, coatings etc. The 24-105mmF4 is not an S PRO, but is well-regarded and a step up from the 20-60. Add an 18mm (built for video transitions) for the wide end. Sigmas are less tuned for video, but the 50mmF1.4 DG DN and 60-600mm DG DN have new motor systems which improve smooth transitions.
Good video, thanks! Can you please make a video about the benefits of recording prores and prores raw? I have an a7iv and i am not planning on getting a different camera soon but i am curious to see how much of an advantage it would be using those formats compared to what the a7iv can records. Thanks!
Prores is mostly just a workflow format. It should be easier to edit and it also will have fewer compression artifacts. Prores RAW and Blackmagic RAW are RAW video formats, similar to RAW photos, but not quite as much flexibility. Still the latitude would be much higher for exposure (close to around 10 stops compared to 7 stops in compressed codecs. And WB can be altered completely. So it's a lot more flexible to shoot and not nearly as important to get exposure and WB right on camera. All Intra codecs are kept in the same compression enclosures (h.264, h.265) but their compression is done for each frame individually and not as a difference between two frames to put it very simply. It is also much easier to edit than GOP codecs.
Look at how much the original S5's price has fallen - I'm pretty sure you won't need to wait THAT long. As soon as a successor is released, the price of the S5 II X tanks - like was the case with teh S5.
does this camera have fully functional touchscreen display? Can i navigate through the menu and change stuffs or it can be used only for certain tasks like touch to focus ??
Thank you for all the reviews! Currently waiting for some announcements in the camera world (before buying a camera). The price of Nikons 200-600. And what Sonys new "a6700" will be. Hope you can do a video about that one!
@@TheHybridShooter According to the S5II manual "The color depth of RAW images recorded with this camera is 14 bits. This is limited to 12 bits during burst recording, however." (page 121) The wording of the manual implies this applies to all burst modes. Have you experienced otherwise?
I preordered this bundled with the 14-28 at a discount ($399 us) for the lens. I noticed a lot of shots in the video were with the 16-35. I saw your review of the 14-28 but do you have a preference for one or the other?
what windows laptop do you recommend when video editing the highest resolution 6k of this s5iix? or what minimum laptop specs should i consider editing this 6k?
It would be great if cameras allow for ssd instead of SD - CF cards. A short M.2 ssd can be small enough to be inserted in a camera slot, and would be way faster than any card. A 2230 or 2248 would be small enough, for larger cameras even the 2280. The heat could be a problem.
Ako vzdy, Video na jednotku 👌 Jedna mala poznamka: Kazdy RUclipsr vychvaluje moznost natacat do BRAW cez HDMI na BM Assist ale zabudlo sa, ze uz obycajna S5 moze natacat BRAW na BM Assist, uz od firmware update v2.3
Are you sure the sensor in the S5ii and X variant are actually backside illuminated? Most spec sheets list it as a simple CMOS sensor (including the officially Panasonic spec sheet)
@@TheHybridShooter sounds good, do you have a source for this information as a regular CMOS vs BSI CMOS does make quite a big difference for sensor readout speeds (which would make me question why the S5ii sensor has a relatively low readout speed, which is what makes the 4k60p impossible in FF mode). Thx for the review, always on point as usual!
@@mattshalash The source is Panasonic specs sheets from Tokyo presentation. BSI has nothing to do with read-out speed, you probably mean stacked sensor, which the S5 II doesn't have.
They need to bring all intra to s5ii model too. It’s a simple firmware update. They would dominate the market if they did that. Minus the crop on anything over 4k30 😅
13:43 Sony gives weird colors to skies and sometimes water surfaces. I pointed the same time ago in another of your videos (a Sony / Nikon camera comparison, I don't remember the exact models). The issue is very clear in every Sony comparison vs others brands. I started to see it after i watched a interview with a pro colorist that said that blues were difficult with Sony because grey or magenta baked in blue sky. He maked a somewhat detailed color comparison between brands
There is nothing wrong with Sony colors, just a bit different white balance, it is not better or worse than Panasonic. "Bad Sony colors" is generally just a myth carried over from almost 10 years old A7 II.
@@TheHybridShooter I agree in general, because all cameras have differences even with controlled white balance. One brand is not necessarily better than other, but it seems like every brand make its decisions about colors, all of them with good technical reasons. There are facts about that, some brand put grey in skies and other mess with greens, other bake magenta all over the place, etc.
@@amermeleitor It is a lot more complicated than that. Color reproduction is not necessarily a "creative choice" of the manufacturers. Some manufacturers have a lot of trouble achieving acceptable level of color accuracy, but Sony is not one of them.
@@TheHybridShooter all brands needs to deal with color accuracy, and none is perfect. I didn't mean "creative choice", I mean technical reasons. There's reasons why the brands do what they do and no one is perfect, even Sony. The creative choices are in the JPG images and user selected image profiles.
Cheers much nice review however I believe Sony’s AF transition is smoother with their compatible lenses plus they have more control even on their new phone you can get a more smoother plus more control and with the new ZV you can have two people in focus at the same time one in the foreground the other in the back plus Sony still most portable and PS still missing product showcase which is a huge drawback for RUclipsrs
Thank you! No, AF transition smoothness is as good as it gets on both. It is not possible to tell them apart. It is not possible to focus on two focal lengths at the same time, so I don’t know what you mean by that. Product showcase is just a gimmick for beginners, you can easily set it up on any camera.
That’s a good video review overall, but you are terribly wrong about the ISO performance. This is a Dual Native ISO, so it is very clean way above 3200. In fact, the 2nd base ISO is 4000, so why would it be good up to 3200 like you mentionned? 4000 is way cleaner than 3200.
Whoa, make sure that you know what I am talking about before suggesting that I am "terribly wrong" which I am not of course. You are missing a lot of context and information.
@@TheHybridShooter My comment wasn’t intended to be offensive.. just wanted to point out that you entirely skipped the main feature of the sensor, and that you are talking like it’s a Single Native ISO sensor. I watched the whole video, and you haven’t even mentionned the Dual Native ISO.. you simply say that ISO performance is "identical" to pretty much every other backside-illuminated full-frame sensor camera released after 2018.. as usually, you will get very clean images up to ISO3200. Then you don’t even speak about ISO4000 (the 2nd base ISO).. you skip to 6400 and 12800. I’m sorry, but this is a misleading statement.
@@davidmultimedia2024 Offensive or not, you are still the one who is terribly wrong. ISO 4000 is the second native ISO only in V-Log. Does the the sample that you see when I am talking about ISO look like a V-Log to you? Second native ISO in most other picture styles is 640 and I am absolutely right when I say that you will get very clean images up to ISO 3200. Most cameras with FF BSI sensors actually have dual native ISO, for example Sony A7 IV has it, but nobody even speaks about it, because it is to be expected nowadays. Also when you select the second native ISO it doesn't mean that you will suddenly get clean images. You will just get more DR, but the noise floor still rises.
@@TheHybridShooter Indeed.. I assumed everything was shot in V-Log then converted to Rec.709 since these days, most people are interested in V-Log and colorgrading with maximum DR and minimum sharpening/NR applied in camera... so it did affect my comprehension of your review and for that I'm sorry.. it was my mistake. That's right.. if your Dual Native ISO is set to ''Low'' in the menu, then obviously ISO4000 will be noisier than 3200. If you do select ''High'' manually in the Dual Native ISO Settings menu... then yes, you will automatically get much a much cleaner image at 4000 compared to 3200. If it's set to ''Auto'', then it's supposed to switch from Low to High automatically when you rise the ISO value. Please do correct me if I'm wrong, but to my knowledge, this is basically how dual native ISO works. I own the original S5 and I only have the Auto mode, but it does result in a much cleaner image when reaching 4000. Of course, you still need a proper amount of light to get clean images with high ISO values. You can get a very clean image with a high ISO value when shooting during the day, as long as there is a good amount of light available. If you close down the aperture too much in a very low light scenario..then obvously it's going to be very noisy. Exposure is always the crucial part.
@@davidmultimedia2024 You are partially right. If you are prioritizing shadows, you will get more latitude once you cross the second native ISO threshold, but when you prioritize highlights you actually loose latitude after crossing dual native ISO threshold. Base, native and dual ISO are very complex topics which is the main reason why I don't talk about it in camera reviews.
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Yes, waiting for the comparison S5IIx vs a7IV.👍
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Great video as always. No long intro, no talking head segments, just well structured pure information.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback!
That's why i love this channel...
And no fake humor. Some other channels waste a LOT of their viewers' time by forced "gags" and "humor". Some of those "gags" take 3-4 seconds. I just don't have time to endure that kind of "humor"...
I'm really glad Panasonic came out with such a strong comeback.
They are crushing it! We need them in this game.
Zdravím!
Děkuji natáčení recenzí, vždy se na vás podívám, protože vždy nejvíce zjistím. 👍👍👍
Aj ja ďakujem za sledovanie!
Great review of the Lumix S5IIX camera. Luv how u integrate lots of real life footage with your critiques. Wonder when Panasonic will release the S1HII. Hope they listen and heed your suggestions so that they are incorporated into their future cams. 😎😎
Thank you! I don't think that they will release S1H II, I think that they will continue using more compact S5 style bodies.
Great review as always! Thanks!
Every camera nowdays should feature SSD recording. On a sidenote get a m2 nvme SSD in an external case - super small compared to big old SATA SSDs. And m2 SSDs are actually super cheap now. Wish we could have addon SSD grips like battery grips for these cams. Thanks for the review!
I don’t recommend using M.2 SSDs in enclosure for video recording, I’ve had a lot reliability issues with that in the past. “Readymade” external SSD is a safer choice.
My pleasure!
Informative Panasonic review.
Thank you!
This is what I've been waiting for🥂
Concise and tô the point.
Great Review.
Keep on keeping on.
Thank you!
Thank you, I'm glad that you like it!
Top useful review as usual! Thank you very much!
Great video 👌 is this the best video camera for professionals who video weddings ?
Thank you! It is definitely among the best options.
great review, a lot of info. glad the fan doesnt make a lot of noise, that concerns me w any camera since i shoot in small interior spaces most of the time
Did you give away the unannounced gimbal @ 12:24 😂
No, that is Weebill 3 announced about a year ago.
@@TheHybridShooter oh ok sorry about that 🤦♂️
Thanks for the review!! Would V60 SD cards be enough for most of the video options?
You're welcome! Depends on what you mean by most. I definitely recommend getting V90 cards for S5 IIx.
Hey, dope video, do you have a link to that black mamba cage?
always on point ❤
Thank you!
Very informative video. Is it possible to copy the footage from SD card to the SSD?
Thanks for the detailed video!
Have you noticed a difference in the noise pattern between h265 and ProRes?
My pleasure! No, I haven’t.
Hi brother the hybrid shooter
I am new to youtube .I need a camera as I always watching on your chanel. Between the two camera s2 and the 2x which one you recommend?please give me your advise. Thanks. God bless you all.
Best lens for portrait photography for the s5iix?
Nice review! Curious, how are you able to adjust rolling shutter in NLE program you are using? Looks like Pr and I'm fairly sure Davinci Resolve does not have such a tool/plug-in. All the best to you!
Nemas nekde odkaz na ty kabliky? Jaky jsi pouzival gimbal?
when you compare, can you also compare it to Fuji Xh2S if possible? Do you think the 4K60 crop is a huge issue?
Are we Going to see the review of FUji Xs20 tomorrow??
Have you already received it?
No, I am not getting Fuji review units before the release.
Nice video once again! Question: I'm considering both the A7IV with 20-70mm f/4 and the S5ii with 20-60 f/3.5-5.6. Ofcourse other lenses as well, but this will be my primary lens. In terms of handling: How do you like the 20-60? Is the zooming smooth, build quality alright? I think with the sensors of these days low light should not be a problem for both and I will use a separate lens for portraits. Hope you can help me with this.
20-60 is an OK kit lens, but I wouldn't recommend it as the main lens for S5 II, it deserves something better. The handling is completely fine, I have no complaints.
Theoretically, the best performers would be the Leica-certified S PRO line (16-35; 24-70; 50 f/1.4; 70-200, both f/4 & f/2.8). They have a clutch and the best motors, tuning, coatings etc.
The 24-105mmF4 is not an S PRO, but is well-regarded and a step up from the 20-60. Add an 18mm (built for video transitions) for the wide end.
Sigmas are less tuned for video, but the 50mmF1.4 DG DN and 60-600mm DG DN have new motor systems which improve smooth transitions.
@@fellowcitizen Sigma lenses are just as well tuned for video, there is no difference in focus transition smoothness.
@@TheHybridShooter what about focus breathing?
@@thepaintpeople I it is shown in all of my lens reviews.
Good video, thanks!
Can you please make a video about the benefits of recording prores and prores raw?
I have an a7iv and i am not planning on getting a different camera soon but i am curious to see how much of an advantage it would be using those formats compared to what the a7iv can records.
Thanks!
Thank you! I am not the biggest expert on codecs, so I will leave that to somebody with more in-depts knowledge on this subject.
Prores is mostly just a workflow format. It should be easier to edit and it also will have fewer compression artifacts.
Prores RAW and Blackmagic RAW are RAW video formats, similar to RAW photos, but not quite as much flexibility. Still the latitude would be much higher for exposure (close to around 10 stops compared to 7 stops in compressed codecs. And WB can be altered completely. So it's a lot more flexible to shoot and not nearly as important to get exposure and WB right on camera.
All Intra codecs are kept in the same compression enclosures (h.264, h.265) but their compression is done for each frame individually and not as a difference between two frames to put it very simply. It is also much easier to edit than GOP codecs.
Are there any differences with burst shots writing to SD and SSD?
Hi. Which gimbal you use with this camera?
Can’t tell you yet.
Are you ever going to experiment with HDR video to upload to RUclips?
Yes, but not on this channel, at least not in reviews. Camera reviews are not a good subject for experimenting with HDR.
Are you sure the sensor is BSI?
Yes, 100% sure.
Panasonic will rule 😊
People are complaining about the crop in 60p or 50p, doesn't look bad at all
I will definitely buy this camera.... unfortunately I have to wait at least 5 years until I can get a used body for around $1000 😂🎉
Look at how much the original S5's price has fallen - I'm pretty sure you won't need to wait THAT long. As soon as a successor is released, the price of the S5 II X tanks - like was the case with teh S5.
Can you shoot open gate (3:2) ProRes? I can't find the answer anywhere online!
does this camera have fully functional touchscreen display? Can i navigate through the menu and change stuffs or it can be used only for certain tasks like touch to focus ??
You can use it for everything.
I am a little confused with the codecs, so the open gate 6k is not recording in Prores, is that right? Can it be recorded in Raw then?
Are some of the features locked with Ninja Atmos or SSD?
Yes
Thank you for all the reviews! Currently waiting for some announcements in the camera world (before buying a camera). The price of Nikons 200-600. And what Sonys new "a6700" will be.
Hope you can do a video about that one!
My pleasure! I am not expecting the A6700 to be announced, it is just another rumor.
Great overview. Any chance you could do a comparison of the 14bit raw output in single shot mode vs the 12bit raw output in burst mode?
Thank you! It can shoot 14-bit RAWs in burst mode, so there is no difference.
@@TheHybridShooter According to the S5II manual "The color depth of RAW images recorded with this camera is 14 bits. This is limited to 12 bits during burst recording, however." (page 121)
The wording of the manual implies this applies to all burst modes. Have you experienced otherwise?
I preordered this bundled with the 14-28 at a discount ($399 us) for the lens. I noticed a lot of shots in the video were with the 16-35. I saw your review of the 14-28 but do you have a preference for one or the other?
Not really, the are very different lenses for different purposes.
what about auto focus in 1080p? is it no longer pdaf?
I don’t know, I haven’t shot 1080p video since 2017.
@@TheHybridShooter would have been good to cover
@@A1Bokeh I have been boycotting 1080p for a long time, but you will definitely find this information somewhere on the internet.
@@TheHybridShooter why?
@@TheHybridShooter especially since this doesn't shoot 4k60 ff
what windows laptop do you recommend when video editing the highest resolution 6k of this s5iix? or what minimum laptop specs should i consider editing this 6k?
No idea, I am not familiar with Windows laptops at all.
@@TheHybridShooter what macbook you use?
I don’t use MacBook for editing either.
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best!
LUMIX S5iiX Touch Screen ????
Yes, sure.
It would be great if cameras allow for ssd instead of SD - CF cards. A short M.2 ssd can be small enough to be inserted in a camera slot, and would be way faster than any card. A 2230 or 2248 would be small enough, for larger cameras even the 2280. The heat could be a problem.
Maybe one day, but that day is very far away... The heat is unsolvable problem at the moment.
Ako vzdy, Video na jednotku 👌 Jedna mala poznamka: Kazdy RUclipsr vychvaluje moznost natacat do BRAW cez HDMI na BM Assist ale zabudlo sa, ze uz obycajna S5 moze natacat BRAW na BM Assist, uz od firmware update v2.3
Ďakujem pekne! Nemyslím si, že sa na to zabudlo, len nevidím dôvod spomínať to v recenziách S5 IIx.
U X je zajímavé, že vyřešili problémy s debayerem, takže to funguje lépe, než u třeba starší S5.
Been debating between this and a c70 bundle for $4200. Any input on if it’s worth the extra $2k?
IMO absolutely not. I wouldn’t choose C70 over S5 IIx even if it was significantly cheaper.
@@TheHybridShooter thanks for the reply. Do you have experience with the c70? Also, what lens do you recommend for short films on S5iix?
Hi where is my wishlsted Nikon z30
I don't understand your question.
Are you sure the sensor in the S5ii and X variant are actually backside illuminated? Most spec sheets list it as a simple CMOS sensor (including the officially Panasonic spec sheet)
Yes, I am 100% sure.
@@TheHybridShooter sounds good, do you have a source for this information as a regular CMOS vs BSI CMOS does make quite a big difference for sensor readout speeds (which would make me question why the S5ii sensor has a relatively low readout speed, which is what makes the 4k60p impossible in FF mode). Thx for the review, always on point as usual!
@@mattshalash The source is Panasonic specs sheets from Tokyo presentation. BSI has nothing to do with read-out speed, you probably mean stacked sensor, which the S5 II doesn't have.
They need to bring all intra to s5ii model too. It’s a simple firmware update. They would dominate the market if they did that. Minus the crop on anything over 4k30 😅
That wouldn't make any sense, those who need ALL-I are supposed to buy S5 II X. That is the whole point of separating X and non-X version.
tv stations normally ask for 10 bit 422, maybe why some people don't want to use 420
13:43 Sony gives weird colors to skies and sometimes water surfaces. I pointed the same time ago in another of your videos (a Sony / Nikon camera comparison, I don't remember the exact models). The issue is very clear in every Sony comparison vs others brands. I started to see it after i watched a interview with a pro colorist that said that blues were difficult with Sony because grey or magenta baked in blue sky. He maked a somewhat detailed color comparison between brands
There is nothing wrong with Sony colors, just a bit different white balance, it is not better or worse than Panasonic. "Bad Sony colors" is generally just a myth carried over from almost 10 years old A7 II.
@@TheHybridShooter I agree in general, because all cameras have differences even with controlled white balance. One brand is not necessarily better than other, but it seems like every brand make its decisions about colors, all of them with good technical reasons. There are facts about that, some brand put grey in skies and other mess with greens, other bake magenta all over the place, etc.
@@amermeleitor It is a lot more complicated than that. Color reproduction is not necessarily a "creative choice" of the manufacturers. Some manufacturers have a lot of trouble achieving acceptable level of color accuracy, but Sony is not one of them.
@@TheHybridShooter all brands needs to deal with color accuracy, and none is perfect. I didn't mean "creative choice", I mean technical reasons. There's reasons why the brands do what they do and no one is perfect, even Sony. The creative choices are in the JPG images and user selected image profiles.
Cheers much nice review however I believe Sony’s AF transition is smoother with their compatible lenses plus they have more control even on their new phone you can get a more smoother plus more control and with the new ZV you can have two people in focus at the same time one in the foreground the other in the back plus Sony still most portable and PS still missing product showcase which is a huge drawback for RUclipsrs
Thank you! No, AF transition smoothness is as good as it gets on both. It is not possible to tell them apart.
It is not possible to focus on two focal lengths at the same time, so I don’t know what you mean by that.
Product showcase is just a gimmick for beginners, you can easily set it up on any camera.
That’s a good video review overall, but you are terribly wrong about the ISO performance. This is a Dual Native ISO, so it is very clean way above 3200. In fact, the 2nd base ISO is 4000, so why would it be good up to 3200 like you mentionned? 4000 is way cleaner than 3200.
Whoa, make sure that you know what I am talking about before suggesting that I am "terribly wrong" which I am not of course. You are missing a lot of context and information.
@@TheHybridShooter My comment wasn’t intended to be offensive.. just wanted to point out that you entirely skipped the main feature of the sensor, and that you are talking like it’s a Single Native ISO sensor. I watched the whole video, and you haven’t even mentionned the Dual Native ISO.. you simply say that ISO performance is "identical" to pretty much every other backside-illuminated full-frame sensor camera released after 2018.. as usually, you will get very clean images up to ISO3200. Then you don’t even speak about ISO4000 (the 2nd base ISO).. you skip to 6400 and 12800. I’m sorry, but this is a misleading statement.
@@davidmultimedia2024 Offensive or not, you are still the one who is terribly wrong.
ISO 4000 is the second native ISO only in V-Log. Does the the sample that you see when I am talking about ISO look like a V-Log to you? Second native ISO in most other picture styles is 640 and I am absolutely right when I say that you will get very clean images up to ISO 3200.
Most cameras with FF BSI sensors actually have dual native ISO, for example Sony A7 IV has it, but nobody even speaks about it, because it is to be expected nowadays.
Also when you select the second native ISO it doesn't mean that you will suddenly get clean images. You will just get more DR, but the noise floor still rises.
@@TheHybridShooter Indeed.. I assumed everything was shot in V-Log then converted to Rec.709 since these days, most people are interested in V-Log and colorgrading with maximum DR and minimum sharpening/NR applied in camera... so it did affect my comprehension of your review and for that I'm sorry.. it was my mistake.
That's right.. if your Dual Native ISO is set to ''Low'' in the menu, then obviously ISO4000 will be noisier than 3200. If you do select ''High'' manually in the Dual Native ISO Settings menu... then yes, you will automatically get much a much cleaner image at 4000 compared to 3200. If it's set to ''Auto'', then it's supposed to switch from Low to High automatically when you rise the ISO value. Please do correct me if I'm wrong, but to my knowledge, this is basically how dual native ISO works. I own the original S5 and I only have the Auto mode, but it does result in a much cleaner image when reaching 4000. Of course, you still need a proper amount of light to get clean images with high ISO values. You can get a very clean image with a high ISO value when shooting during the day, as long as there is a good amount of light available. If you close down the aperture too much in a very low light scenario..then obvously it's going to be very noisy. Exposure is always the crucial part.
@@davidmultimedia2024 You are partially right. If you are prioritizing shadows, you will get more latitude once you cross the second native ISO threshold, but when you prioritize highlights you actually loose latitude after crossing dual native ISO threshold. Base, native and dual ISO are very complex topics which is the main reason why I don't talk about it in camera reviews.
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