It's rather soft looking, might be YT compression related, and a curious blue stripe across the full width of the frame which I assume is lens flare. Not criticisms, just observing.
I have the GH5 and the GH5s. With a Panasonic OIS lens, enabling the in-cam electronic stabilization of the GH5s quells the micro jitters making it acceptable for non-panning, handheld static shots, but without it enabled, even on the Zhiyun Crane the IBIS of the GH5 is sorely missed. On a tripod the GH5s of course looks great. The image to me and this is just an impression, seems more organic than the GH5, better control over moire, less digital, not to say the GH5 looks digital but the OLPF on the GH5s I think helps here. The GH5s color feels more accurate, but it's just my impression, others have noted it to be the same. I like both cameras. If I could find justification to sell one of them I would, but at this point they remain complimentary tools.
