LUMIX G7

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

Depends on how you define "meaningful upgrade." In terms of smaller/lighter, yes, absolutely. The D7000 is a heavy unit, weather sealed, built with drive motors for autofocusing legacy Nikon glass, a mirror box, a separate PDAF sensor, and a heavy pentaprism optical viewfinder — 780g with battery an

I see other people recommending micro four thirds – where the options are Lumix and Olympus – and that’s also a really good option. I shoot with Lumix myself. They are really solid little cameras for a lower budget. The Lumix G7 - https://www.mpb.com/en-us/search - is great, it’s a mirrorless body w

G7 and other m43 cameras are good for anyone looking for something small to take with them. There are a ton of affordable lens options, too. I was between a Nikon Z50, Canon R50, and a Panasonic Lumix G85/95. I settled on the R50 and love it. There are still enough lens choices to keep the average n

If you want a camera, I give you 3 options canon eos m50 mark ii Sony ZV-E1 Panasonics lumix g7 First, I recommend these three cameras because they’re budget-friendly and compact, which makes them ideal for solo shooters or handheld shooters. However, if you get a tripod, that’s even better. Be awar