You can power it with a small battery inside or using the single-handed hand-held gimbal you’re able to mount it on. You possibly don’t need the monitor, because it has a built-in flippy out LCD. Whether or not it’s objectively any good is a debate for another time, but if its abilities will keep your subject in focus in a manner that’s satisfactory to you, then that means you don’t need the HDMI transmitter and remote follow focus unit.
For a start, the GH5 II has autofocus built in. There is perhaps an argument to be made that it is run & gun vs something like a huge Arri cinema rig, but it’s not a small lightweight setup.īut if you’re a solo shooter or a very small production company with more portable, something like the Panasonic GH5 II is much easier to wield and still produces very decent results – depending on what the footage is for.
The RED Gemini 5K is a pretty massive rig once you start to add lenses, monitor, power, wireless video transmitter, remote follow focus system, and you’re holding a gimbal large enough to tackle it all.
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