LUMIX GX7

A modern smart phone with the right settings can give you some surprisingly good results! Do some tests with whatever you have access to right now, it might do the trick. Other than that, an older/cheaper DSLR still gives great results. I've done a bit of photogrammetry with a Canon 5d mk ii which i

500 is a decent amount to get a good camera. Your Nikon is pretty old and limited, with a very small sensor and a very small lens. I recommend to look at a micro four thirds camera, second hand, from Olympus or Panasonic. Within your budget you should be able to find an Olympus M10 (mark II or highe

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

Theses are wonderful! The GX7 was my introduction to the Micro 4/3rds ecosystem. I loved using it and still have mine although I mostly retired it in favour of my Oly E-M5 III. I keep hoping that Panasonic will finally decide to update the GX line.

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