Panasonic S5 Mark II exposure, equipped with a new phase detection autofocus system

CTOnews.com, December 19, PhotoRumors said last month that Panasonic will release a full-frame Lumix S5 Mark II microsingle camera to replace the current Lumix S5 microsingle during the CP + show in February 2023.

YouTuber @ Ordinaryfilmaker [Simon] now has a lot of new information about Panasonic's S5 Mark II camera. According to reports, Panasonic S5 mark II will be equipped with a new phase AF system, which is as good as Canon and Sony's latest AF system.

Summarize the current rumors about Panasonic S5 Mark II:

The shape of the fuselage is based on S5 upgrade and will be released soon.

No longer use DFD contrast detection autofocus

Adopt a brand-new phase detection autofocus system

No lidar

Compatible with L-Mount Alliance.

CTOnews.com learned that the original Panasonic Lumix S5 camera was released in September 2020 and has not been updated for more than two years.

The Panasonic Lumix S5 is equipped with a Venus engine and a 2420-megapixel CMOS full-frame sensor with dual native ISO technology, which provides the largest ISO 51200 (extended ISO 204800) with a shutter speed of 1 pound 8000 seconds. In addition to RAW, it also supports 9600-megapixel high-resolution mode in JPEG format.