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Thanks to all for your thoughts. Clearly no vast advantage to either, the proof will be in the eating when the time comes.
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Until it's in your hand, you can never tell. I was immediately at home with the S5, but I see the 5ii has a slightly wider hand grip which might suit you better.
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Yes, this is what I always thought. I've had systems before, Nikon D700, a couple of M43 and the disappointing Canon RF. But the Lumix 20-60 suits what I do so well and is so small and neat that I ...
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He has no ff Nikon equipment and like me shoots mostly stills. I should be visiting him in Australia in March, I'll take my S5 and 20-60. We can also go to the remaining camera shops so he can ...
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My son is choosing between the Nikon Z6ii and the Panasonic S5ii. He has a historical leaning towards Nikon, I use and have recommended the Panasonic. Any thoughts on this? I've also posted in the ...
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My son is looking to buy a full frame mirrorless camera, first since his DSLR D60 ages ago. I use and love my Panasonic S5, he is looking at the Nikon Z6 ii. Any thoughts on the Z6ii vs the S5ii? A ...
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Yes, I came to this conclusion myself, read the 16-28 reviews this afternoon.
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On rare occasions, it's nice to be able to choose between images shot fractions of a second apart.
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It is the 30 fps burst with e-shutter that interests me. I'm looking for reasons to change from my S5, I would love the excitement of a new camera. Unfortunately, the improvements are hardly ...
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Question as above. Thanks
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PS I'm surprised you are looking at the S5. An excellent camera in my view, but has lost all visibility in the market place.
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Not regretted it for a moment. With the excellent and diminutive 20-60 lens it is truly small and light by full frame standards. The 20-60 fits my needs perfectly, I have other lenses, but find I ...
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Not only is the S5 an excellent stills camera (I don't shoot video), but I would buy it again just for the 20-60 kit lens. Not just an excellent lens, but the perfect range for nearly everything I ...
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Try the Sigma 100-400, then it will seem tiny.
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Thanks all for the responses, not Interested in viewing at 100 % so I'll pass on the S1R. Rens Every silver lining has a cloud
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Actually, I don't doubt the higher resolution sensor will extract more detail from good, perhaps most, lenses. And I am not interested in looking at 100%. I'm wondering if I will see the extra ...
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I'm completely happy as of now with my S5 and two lenses, 20-60 and Sigma 100-400. Not that I've found much use for the Sigma, but it's super sharp compared with the Canon EF 70-300 I had with my ...
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I absolutely love the S5 with the 20-60. It's so compact, the range is perfect for me, and I'm so happy with the IQ. 28 mm would be too wide a zoom starting point, I'd want to carry another lens ...
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