Hello,
I just got this camera, (Panasonic/Lumix Gh5S), obviously a little late but still a very releavant/capable camera and noticed a small rattle/noise when shaken or moved. It concerns me because I've seen some posts on various websites, some people saying it's normal, while others saying IBIS causes it (but the GH5S does not have IBIS (??)), so wanted to make sure I did not get a defective camera or won't cause any issues in the future.
Btw, I called Panasonic Customer service and was told 10% of these cameras have been rolled out of the factory with what seems to be a defect and make that rattling sound when shaken. I was advised to take it back to the retailer I bought it from and exchange it(I did and expecting the replacement soon, however, at this point, from what I've read online, I have no faith I will get another one without making that noise). It seems no one knows why the GH5S, though it has no IBIS, still makes the rattling sound like the regular GH5. I've called anywhere from Photo retailers online to reputable underwater photo gear stores and they all say they've heard some cameras do that but it's normal(?) which I don't understand. The sensor should be fixed in place; the sound seems to be coming from that area, unless it's the IBIS mechanism in the back, having been left in the camera, though it is non-functioning on the GH5S.
Any ideas to understand this better would greatly be appreciated. Everyone likes a solid product and this camera, though amazing in many aspects, it is disappointing me in a way(btw, too late to return the housing that i bought for it (Aquatica Agh5) and go with a different setup).
Thank you!