松下除了洗衣機也做相機 松下s5m2與s9該怎麼選？

So the Lumix S9 has been kind of released for a few months now And finally being on the used market a little bit more and more I want to kind of compare this camera versus the Lumix S5 II And quick disclaimer, I obviously don't have the Lumix S5 II This is the S5 II X But I'm not going to be talking about the pro features that the S5 II X has Because if you are looking at the S5 II or the S9 Then you most likely are not going to be needing those pro features That the S5 II X is able to offer But just want to throw that out there So for the price, brand new for these cameras The Lumix S9 is coming in around of $1499 Meanwhile, the S5 II is going to be paying you at $1799 So it's only going to be a $200 difference, brand new But on the used market is where it gets more interesting Especially because the Lumix S9 The reason that it had so much controversial opinions and thoughts about this camera Well, there's probably a lot of reasons to a lot of different people But one of the big factors was the price point For $1500, you can basically almost $200 more You can get the S5 II which has a lot more pro features on the camera Let's see what it looks like now on the used market So on the used market, it gets even more interesting Because you can get the S9 or the S5 II With only a $50 difference And I do think over time The S9 will be a little bit cheaper and cheaper On the used market when there's more S9s just in the used market out there I think this price will go lower in the used market than the S5 II But the S5 II has just been out longer So there's a lot more cameras on the market Available in the used market for the S5 II So aside from price, the biggest difference is Obviously is going to be in the physical build Obviously the S9 has a smaller overall body design with this camera There's no grip whatsoever, you have no viewfinder There's only a cold shoe instead of a hot shoe So you can't connect the flash You have no mechanical shutter You only have a microphone jack So there is no headphone jack Your USB-C and you have a micro HDMI But that's on your hand side So you're not likely going to be plugging anything into that On the bottom, you do have the normal battery That the S5 II and 2X, the GH7 All the other Lumix cameras use this battery But you only have one SD card slot on this camera The buttons overall, I just feel like feel much cheaper There's not as many function or custom buttons Everything has a purpose on it There is the new LUT button right here Which has been pretty nice I don't use it as how it was designed But it's been a nice button to have But overall, this is a much simpler camera In comparison to the S5 II Now the S5 II on the other hand Is a much more beast of a camera First off, it's fully weather sealed Unlike the S9 You also have fans right here at the top With the viewfinder, the hot shoe You have your headphone jack, your mic jack You have a full HDMI and a USB-C on this camera There is a function button on the front You have full white balance, ISO All these dedicated buttons You have a much higher quality dial on the back Two SD card slots right here This camera is overall It feels like a much more professional camera So if you handed both these cameras to a beginner I would say someone picking up the S9 Would have a much easier and more enjoyable time Picking up and using this camera But if you handed this camera to a professional Without a shadow of a doubt They're gonna prefer the S5 II At the end of the day When you boil it down Both these cameras recording internally Have the exact same video specs But the catch is The record limits on the S9 is something else Now there has been ton of test online When people have hit record, stop record And people are able to get up to 30 to 45 minutes of record time On this camera on various different modes So I think it was more of a protection point They didn't, Lumix didn't want their cameras To overheat on people obviously But I think it would be nice If there was some type of control Where you can turn it on standard Which has still the normal record limits You can turn on low So everything jumps up to 30 minute record limits Or you can turn off your internal fan recording And the camera will just go until it overheats And needs to shut down and cool off But the nice part is When the Lumix S9 does overheat You can actually still access some controls So you might not be able to take videos But you can still take photos So it just really depends What features need to get turned off To let the certain parts of the camera cool down But it is pretty nice That you still can use this camera to an extent Just not be able to access All the video features Or certain features on this camera When it overheats And I guess the last thing I want to touch point on On the Lumix S9 It does also have one more record setting That the S5 II currently doesn't have Which is going to be 4K light Which is basically a 3.8K Open gate 30 frames a second This in part with the Lumix Lab app You are able to actually transfer Your video files Directly from your camera Instantly to your phone And then upload them to social media Or edit your videos on your phone So for a content creator This camera might be super useful But I'll explain a little bit more about that Later on in this video Now the S5 II The last thing I want to touch point on This camera is With a paid upgrade You can get some of more of those Pro features that the S5 II X has Like the ProRes RAW Recording externally in the monitor But again I think if you're considering Buying the S9 or the S5 II You're probably not going to be worried about Recording ProRes RAW Or Blackmagic RAW Via externally on a monitor Not just yet anyways Nextly is going to be The image body image stabilization Or IBIS So Lumix has been known to have Some of the best IBIS on the market And currently actually the S9 Is the smallest full frame camera With IBIS This IBIS is the exact same As the S5 II and 2X This has amazing stabilization In this camera Granted it is worth noting though Holding this camera And just holding it Because it has a grip on it It's going to be a little bit easier Getting handheld shots with this camera Because it's just a little bit bigger It's a little bit heavier Meanwhile this one is a little bit smaller So getting handheld shots You still get super steady footage With the electronic stabilization Being able to go in high mode Or the boost image lock stabilization Theoretically you can get better Image stabilization out of the S5 II Just because it's a little bit heavier Of a camera body than the S9 Now for autofocus It's basically the exact same Between both these cameras They have the identical face detect autofocus Though the S9 does have some improvements On the autofocus Of course with each generation of a camera From the S5 II to 2X There's been some slight improvements Of autofocus And then from the S5 II X Now you have the S9 There's definitely going to be Continuous improvements As they develop more and more cameras Later down in the line So it's just ever so slightly better Like for example You do get face detect autofocus In 1080 60 frames And in some of the slow and quick options You also have access now To face detect autofocus So little things like that Have just slight improvements Of the autofocus actually on the S9 Versus the S5 II Now before I get into Who I recommend each one of these cameras to Let's talk about some of the key differences Of both these cameras Starting off with the S9 The first thing is the real time LUT functionality So real time LUT has got Kind of a big upgrade on this camera Not only can you now apply two LUTs To a color picture profile You can also change the opacity By 10% on each LUT With the release of the Lumix S9 Lumix also released the Lumix Lab app Which is a whole new app Lumix developed that basically Takes this camera and connects it to your phone And you have full Way more control with this camera Not only can you edit your JPEG photos On the app You can create LUTs You can send your LUTs to your friends Send your LUTs to your cameras You can instantly transfer your photos And videos to your phone You can also kind of set it up So when you hit a photo Take a photo It'll instantly go to your phone Or if you're using that 4K light When you stop recording That video file will automatically be on your phone So I think this is great for people Who want to create Instagram Reels Or create TikToks And they just want to level up their content quality But they don't want to get something Super chunky and big like this And have to figure out how this works And then connect it to your computer Then send it to your phone So for the content creators That are actually editing videos on their phones This could be a way to upgrade your quality overall You can get that high quality footage That Lumix is able to provide You can shoot in V-Log And use the real time LUTs That are available via the app Some of my own LUTs are actually on the app So if you want to download Some of my LUTs for free Go to the Lumix Lab app And see where Matthew Danew is And you can get some of my favorite LUTs Obviously the next key difference and advantage Is going to be the size It's super small It's super portable And you can fit this in your bag A lot easier than you can fit This big camera in your bag Then with that I do want to make a note Again a lot of people complain That there's no compact lenses Sigma does have some compact lenses But there's no pancake lenses I think those type of lenses Will come with time Companies will develop them It's just going to take a second because There just needs more development In the L Mount Alliance So it's going to happen over time There's going to be more compact lenses For example the 18-40 Lumix lens Will come out pretty soon In this end of the year at some point So and then hopefully also again The firmware updates with time limits Once those time limits get taken away Or they're increased to at least 30 minutes This camera also will be way more usable For people that want to create YouTube videos And just shoot you know 20 minute videos Like this one right here And then the last feature I kind of want to add on Is going to be the hybrid zoom I literally went to the gym in the morning The moon was looking so sick And I took that lens And here is what it looks like at 28mm Here's what it looks like at 200mm And then with the hybrid zoom turned on Here's what it looks like at 624mm Nextly let's talk about Some of the key differences About the S5 II The first one is obviously It's just a more professional camera And the body design overall You know the EVF The shutter The hot shoe No record limits The paid upgrade for raw video You have the frame.io Camera to cloud connection And proxies that you can record on this You have dual SD cards The fan Overall this is definitely A better bang for the buck Because of the professional video features And then on top of that The used market deals Because this camera has been out Much longer than the S9 There's a ton more S5 II's Available on the used market So you could probably find A better deal for the S5 II Than you can for the S9 In the used market And save a ton of money So finally some of my final thoughts On the S9 versus the S5 II If you are looking for A professional camera That you can do your photos Or videos for clients shoots Or you're just looking for A really high end camera Well then the S5 II Is definitely going to be The clear winner here With the unlimited record limits The fan Dual SD cards Proxies This camera is going to be Giving you a lot more functionality Than the S9 does But I will say If you're looking for More of a simplistic camera An everyday carry Something that is kind of like The low key dad camera right now Being able to take photos With your friends Or take photos When you're with the fam The S9 is There's just something kind of Really really nice about the S9 It's super simple It's an easy camera for people That are just wanting to Upgrade their TikTok Or Instagram real videos This camera being able to Connect to your phone And shoot videos And have them directly Transfer on your phone Is much much easier And like I said If you gave this These cameras to beginners I feel like the S9 Is going to be much easier To understand and use Because of the simplistic design I would love to hear Your guys comments in the below Which camera are you Thinking about picking up Is it going to be the S5 II Because it's a more professional camera Or you're looking for That everyday camera Where you can carry around And not feel like It's much of a hassle to use Love to hear your guys comments In the description below Anyways if you want to check out Another video where I review The Lumix S9 That video is right there And then YouTube recommends You might like this video Right here Till the next one guys Peace