Panasonic
LUMIX GX7
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Can't make a decision
I’ve skimmed through most of the comments. And I would agree with some that money might be better spent on new lenses rather than a different camera. However, I’ve owned a both the GX7 and GX80. My sister owned the E-PL6. You won’t notice much (if any difference) in image quality between these camer
...Jonafran0 in r/M43
April 3, 2026 8:10 AM
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What features from older cameras do you miss the most and wish manufacturers would bring back to modern mirrorless cameras?
I love using rangefinder style bodies. I miss my Panasonic GX7. Great for holidays, or just wandering around cities etc. I upgraded to a G80. I do love it, and get some great use out of it. But I never really bring it on holiday.
eltictac in r/photography
August 3, 2026 9:08 PM
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Question on older cameras like GX800(GF9), E-PL5/6/7 - size and straight out of camera jpg quality
I had a GX800. I felt the Panasonic jpg profiles were pretty good, especially the black and whites. You can adjust saturation, contrast, sharpness and white balance, but it doesn't have the highlight/shadow curve adjustment options you would have in the GX9 tier and above cameras. There are no custo
...HystericFactor in r/M43
May 16, 2026 5:17 PM
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L10 size vs Pen F
GX7 was a great size except it needed a better thumb placement tab and GX85/9 were the successor. Not sure why Panasonic doesn’t put out a GX10, since they have the body already. It seems corporate has decided that the photography unit has to use one body for M4/3 and FF. The G9II body isn’t as nice
...Hour_Message6543 in r/M43
May 21, 2026 2:53 AM
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Official Question Thread! Ask /r/photography anything you want to know! February 20, 2026
I’ve looked at a lot of cameras so far. Right now I have a Canon EOS 4000D, and I don’t use it because it’s big and heavy and I’m just too lazy to carry it around. So I was thinking of getting a smaller camera, but I don’t know which one. My head tells me to get the Sony A6000 because compared to Pa
...Velja_Ljove in r/photography
February 24, 2026 12:22 AM
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