Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionDoes this camera support external flash?

• A:Answer Yes, the camera is compatible with Panasonic external flash models DMW-FL580L/FL360L/FL200L.

Q: QuestionHow many frames per second can the Panasonic camera capture in burst mode?

• A:Answer This camera can capture photos at a rate of 9 frames per second with AFS and 7 frames per second with AFC when using the mechanical shutter.

Q: QuestionCan I record slow-motion videos with this camera?

• A:Answer Yes, the camera is equipped with slow-motion recording functionality.

Q: QuestionWhat type of viewfinder does this camera have?

• A:Answer The Panasonic LUMIX S5II has an electronic viewfinder.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum ISO sensitivity of the Panasonic camera?

• A:Answer The Panasonic LUMIX S5II offers a maximum ISO of 51200, which can be expanded to 204800.

Q: QuestionLow light autofocus sensitivity? Firmware updates? Starlight is -4 EV

Asked 2 years ago by JonDavid.

• A:Answer Hello! You can see all available specifications for this model here: https://help.na.panasonic.com/answers/specifications-sheet-lumix-s-series-dc-s5m2 . All firmware updates can be found here: https://av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/dsc/download/index4.html . The last one for the DC-S5M2 was released today. -M

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Q: QuestionWhy this item keeps backordered ? I need to purchase it from Concorde Pike store. When it will be available?

Asked 2 years ago by Murat.

• A:Answer Hello! We encourage you to check directly with the retailer on product availability and stocks, as they would be able to better assist you. -C

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Q: QuestionHi does Best Buy offer the option to Trade In some old camera equipment and apply that value towards the purchase of the new Panasonic S 5 II .? Thanks.

Asked 2 years ago by TradeIn.

• A:Answer No, of course not. The Best Buy business does not include a used goods department. It takes some expertise to have such a department and avoid being scammed and you can't really succeed at that having so many stores. You'd be better off selling your equipment privately. If you sell it to a business, they'll need to offer you less so they could make a profit when selling it. If you can't do better than a non-skilled job, you should be able to get a part-time job (as a second source of income) working only 20 hours per week at a wage of at least $15/hr. Estimating that you could save 70% of the gross pay, it would take only 10 weeks of work to make enough to purchase this camera, after which you could quit the job.

  Answered 2 years ago by FreeTruth

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