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If you own a Panasonic S5/S1 or S1H and shoot a lot of video, then the chances are you've considered either the Atomos Ninja V or the Black Magic Video Assist (if you don't already own one of the two).
Both of these external recorders are great paired with the Panasonic S5 since they allow you to output RAW video, either as ProRes RAW or Black Magic Raw.
Most of the time, people will say "if you edit with Da Vinci Resolve, then get the BM Video Assist, but if you edit with FCPX, then get the Atomos Ninja V." And while this is good advice, there's a little more to it than that.
In this video, I talk about all of the pros and cons with each of these recorders when paired with the Panasonic S5, and hopefully this video will help you make a more informed decision as to what one will be a better fit for needs.
Recording ProRes RAW and BM RAW with the Panasonic Lumix S5 is awesome though, and it's definitely something I would encourage looking into!
Thanks for watching!