Phase Hybrid Autofocus

The first LUMIX camera to adopt Phase Detection Autofocus

Active I.s. Technology

Our most advanced image stabilization system yet

Flexible Framing

Full sensor area recording to support all aspect ratios

Hybrid Photo Video

Unlock true hybrid mirrorless capability

Phase Hybrid Auto Focus

With 779 points of autofocus, the first Phase Detection Autofocus system from LUMIX delivers clear images with speed and accuracy to help you capture your target subject even in the most challenging scenes --including those in which multiple subjects are involved, and in backlit or low-light environments.

Full Sensor | Open Gate

Nowadays everyone needs to prepare content for multiple aspect ratios. By utilizing the full sensor area and allowing for customizable frame markers, the S5II lets you confidently capture content with ALL final deliverables in mind.

Real Time Lut

Choose from our library of LUTs or add your own, then apply in camera (for both photo and video) to make sure you achieve the look you are going for as well as reduce time in post-production.

Active I.s. Technology

New Active I.S. lets you walk and shoot with the smoothness of a gimbal. By determining the status of camera shake and optimizing horizontal, vertical and rotational correctional ratios, Active I.S. can compensate for even significant camera shake approximately 200%* more than conventional systems.

Burst Shooting To Never Miss The Moment

LUMIX S5II delivers AFC burst shooting using the electronic shutter at 30 frames per second with 24.2mp resolution. The sensor's higher readout speed also minimizes rolling shutter distortion and captures images too fast for the naked eye to process.

Heat Management For Unlimited Recording Time

An optimized heat dissipation structure enables extended recording even when shooting in high resolution. 4:2:2 10-bit C4K/4K 60p/50p unlimited recording time from 0°-104°F.

Capture Every Detail With High Resolution Mode

The LUMIX S5II automatically captures eight consecutive images while shifting the sensor, and the new engine's high-speed signal processing smoothly synthesizes them into a 96-megapixel equivalent (12,000 x 8,000 px) image.