LUMIX G7

Have look at Panasonic Lumix, their micro four thirds cameras are excellent, and would fit your budget secconhand. A G7 or a G80/85 (number depends on region) with either the Lumix 14-14mm or 12-60mm kit lenses would give you everything you need for the moment. Buy from a reputable dealer with a war

Let her keep using your phone for a while longer, but when she’s ready, just get her a simple, cheap camera like the Panasonic lumix G7 that you wouldn’t mind losing if she breaks it and tell her to have fun with it. You would set all the settings before giving it to her and she can just start to le

Micro Four Thirds (m43) sensor is smaller which has advantage over larger sensor for macro. The cheapest m43 is G7 which is a 10-yr tech (16MP) but should work for macro. B&H has one for $450 ($378 used) with a kit lens. The kit lens has 0.17x magnification which might be good enough for close-up (n

I have a Panasonic Lumix G7 with the 14-140mm f3.5-5.6 lens and a 25mm f1.7. I only shoot nature (mostly birds or zoo animals)/city and occasionally low-light. Is my upgrade path just getting a better body, or should I try to get another lens? I'm happy with my current setup but the camera feels a b

I don't know about "old", but I use a Panasonic Lumix G7 for my camera. It does complicate things, I have to use a capture card to get the video from it, I have to either use a special adapter to keep it powered or worry about batteries, and since it isn't a webcam you may not get access to certain