I'm no astro expert, but I enjoyed trying some Milky Way shots at the weekend. Lumix G100 Laowa 7.5mm F2.0, 20 seconds, 3200ISO Edited in DXO.

So the G9 isn't really a 7 year old camera. It uses the same sensor as the GH5 but they put one little thing in that was different - a much, much faster processor and higher quality internals. Like way better internals than any other camera on the market at the time. And then they tuned the sensor s

I’ve ranted about this before: Panasonic has the most inept marketing department of any camera manufacturer. Panasonic always tried to sell the GX85 as a beginner camera, despite its many advanced features. I suspect the GX85 was a money maker for the company, it had a very long production run for a

I hope we see some compact cameras after this. Since the GX85 was discontinued. Kinda left a hole in the lineup since how surprisingly big m43 cameras will be to many people. Basically the only compact body able to be bought new is the G100. I'd dream of a 25MP m43 version of the Lumix S9. Or an upd

Given how ridiculously popular G100 and G100D is for Panasonic, I don't think they ever will. I remember on one of their livestreams they were asked why it didn't have IBIS and they responded that the G100 was already their best selling camera. between this and the S9 I don't think they'll ever rele

I'm not sure why you would buy this when you can get a Panasonic LUMIX G100 with a basic lens that's about 3/4 of the cost of just this body, while likely offering better quality.

Love this! My combo right now is the G100D with the 20mm f1.7. So much fun

Why not? Panasonic already has the worst marketing of any camera manufacturer. Throughout its run, they promoted the GX85 as a beginner camera despite its many advanced features. The GX85 could have gone head-to-head against the Fuji X100, with which it compared favorably, but Panasonic totally miss

I've tried to answer this question whenever it comes up, will re-post one of the many times... Some other OP Wrote I was initially considering the Lumix GX85 (perfect size, IBIS). But then someone told me that it’s not worth buying an old 16mp sensor in 2022. This is where you went wrong right here.

Not one person here has mentioned shooting with stabilized lenses. Or flash sync speed. Not surprising. Let me help you out. If you tend to shoot primes at slower shutter speeds, you'll benefit a lot from IBIS. If you shoot with stabilized lenses (as many Panasonic lenses are) and/or don't tend to s