LUMIX G7

The stabilzation comment mostly matters because a lot of Panasonic bodies (even those that aren't that old, like the G7 or G100) don't feature IBIS, as Panasonic mostly invested in OIS rather than sensor stabilization. Olympus did the exact opposite, they invested heavily on IBIS, which allowed them

Some of the older full frame canons DSLRs is probably your best bet. They're cheap and plentiful on the used market. Ditto for the lenses. Your other option is the crop Sensor Sony a6xxxx range. I think they might be over your budget once you add lenses. The even more budget option is Panasonic or O

"lack of lenses" bro you can literally adapt more lenses on this than most other sensors, you can even add a speed booster to reduce the assumed aperture, 0.71x is now available by viltrox as well, they also have a non glass element adapter, i use both so i have variable focal lengths with he same l

Please de-influence me from the G7x / Lens recommendation for a Panasonic Lumix G7? Hi! Last summer I went ton a trip and my friend had the Canon g7x. I know it’s an overhyped camera, but all the pics I took on it were so beautiful and effortless. The colors really stood out to me. I know almost not

DMC-G7 here! I have built a nice array of lenses for this, and I'm waiting for an opportunity to upgrade the body. Small, lightweight, weatherproof M43 with newer features is what I'm waiting for (if I don't cave in and buy a G9II). I believe I'm not the only one waiting for Panasonic to reconcile t

I just found this thread on the exact same thing: here It seems the g7 is great for starting out, but if you can afford the g80/85 it will benefit you with the stabilization feature. I personally started my camera journey with a g100 and it was very solid, but lacking solid stabilization does make y

For that budget, maybe a used panasonic g80 with the 45-200 or 14-140 for more versatility. If you want to down the price a little you can go for the g7 (almost like the g80 but without ibis). On my account you can see my pictures, they come from a lumix g7 paired with the 14-140 ii or the 100-300 i

I have an iPhone 17 Pro and also micro four thirds kit.The phone is always with me and is a very useful phot source, rainproof, easy to edit, usefully transferable media, good range of focal lengths and its night vision is quite astonishing. Ive taken shots alongside my “proper” kit and sometimes fi

Sounds like you've thought about this more than most people who ask. A few things: The gimbal + monopod combo is solid but "AI tracking" gimbals (RS3/RS4 mini, Zhiyun Crane) track a subject in frame, they don't zoom or find the car for you. At 20-120m you'll still need reach, a tracking gimbal won't

Check mpb.com. Its a used gear reseller. They sell used camera equipment. That enables you to skip all the private used gear buying problems. If you need a lens as well you’ll be limited to the much older models. But there is still a lot of choice there. If you don’t need a lens because you can borr