LUMIX G85

E-M5 III, OM-5 on the olympus side for something similarly sized but pricier G85 on the Lumix/Panasonic side; similar price but bulkier. https://camerasize.com/compact/#673,835,689,ha,f

If you’re starting out and want something solid without overspending, here are a few good options: Sony ZV-E10 – video-focused, great autofocus, good value Panasonic Lumix G85 – reliable, 4K, stabilization, strong lens options Canon EOS R50 – entry-level mirrorless, 4K/60fps Fujifilm X-S20 – a bit m

I've 1400e voucher and need to spend it on something of value to me. Ive 2 GH5s and a G85 - some good Canon and Sigma glass, and some Metabones adaptors etc. I got into it through sheer accident, a friend selling his old GH5 and picking up second hand deals along the way. I am still learning on this

You can turn off autofocus and the result would be the same. And the S5ii also has PDAF and wouldn’t overheat in the same conditions. There is no argument or excuse for this. I’m 27 years old. I’m not some “old school shooter”. I shoot hybrid weddings both photo and video which is specifically why I

Mmm tough choice, I'd get the G100 because of its processor, but they all have the same sensor so if you're going to shoot RAW they will all produce very similar results, if you're thinking JPEG you should consider a used Fuji XT1 or XT2. For around the same price you should also consider a used Lum

apart from that the s1 series are fully professional cameras that are selling well. If Amazon numbers are something to go on, it seems sales numbers are: Amazon ranking right now: 18 – Panasonic LUMIX S1RII 28 – Panasonic LUMIX S5II 30 – Panasonic LUMIX S9 31 – Panasonic LUMIX S5IIX 35 – Panasonic L