Camera faceoff

X-H2S vs LUMIX S5 II

Fujifilm · Panasonic

Specs at a glance

Spec

Summary

For filmmakers prioritizing speed, internal ProRes, and high frame rates, the Fujifilm X-H2S is the clear choice with its 240fps @ 1080p and 6.2K internal recording. However, if a full-frame look, superior low-light performance, and 14+ stops of V-Log dynamic range are paramount, the LUMIX S5 II delivers a more cinematic image.

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Highlights

X-H2S

Sensor & Performance: 26.16MP APS-C Stacked BSI CMOS sensor delivers rapid readout speeds for minimal rolling shutter.
Video Codec: Internal ProRes recording (ProRes 422 HQ, 422, 422 LT) for professional workflows.
High Frame Rates: Achieves up to 240fps @ 1080p for extreme slow-motion capture.
Dynamic Range: Offers approximately 14 stops of dynamic range with F-Log2 for grading flexibility.

LUMIX S5 II

Sensor & Image Quality: 24.2MP Full-Frame CMOS sensor provides superior low-light performance and shallower depth of field.
Autofocus: Features a new Phase-detect AF system with 779 points for reliable subject tracking.
Dynamic Range: Delivers 14+ stops of dynamic range with V-Log for extensive post-production grading.
Mount System: L-Mount offers a wide and growing ecosystem of professional full-frame lenses.

The trade-off

Choosing the Fujifilm X-H2S means sacrificing the full-frame sensor's low-light advantage and the S5 II's advanced 779-point Phase-detect AF. Opting for the LUMIX S5 II means giving up internal ProRes recording and the X-H2S's impressive 240fps @ 1080p slow-motion capabilities.