The Panasonic GH5s has a few command dials, including a top dial near the shutter button, a rear dial near the thumb rest, and a control wheel on the back around the 'Menu/Set' button. By default, in Manual mode, the top dial controls aperture, the rear dial controls shutter speed, and the back wheel controls ISO. However, you can also customize these and the five Fn buttons to suit your preferences.
The camera also has a dedicated drive mode dial, making it easy to switch from single shooting to continuous shooting or '4k PHOTO' mode. The main mode dial also includes a locking function, which is handy when shooting a video, for example, and you don't want to accidentally switch modes. The dedicated movie 'REC' button is also catered towards video shooters, making it very easy to start recording at any moment without having to switch modes.
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