LUMIX GX850

For that use I have an Olympus E-M10 Mark II and the Lumix 20mm f/1.7. Somewhat similar in the Panasonic line would be a G100, but no IBIS. If you don't want a viewfinder an E-PL8/9/10 or GX850/880 would suit. The 20mm is about the most compact lens available. It's not recommended for video, due to

I dove into that rabbithole again recently. One caveat I came across - people were reporting issues that the retractable lens on the Ricoh was prone to get dust inside it, and people had issues that in part may have been attributed to pocket carrying. I used an RX 100 (older model) for some years fo

What is your budget? All you need is a macro lens for tiny objects and a tele lens for birds. Any brand, any decent mirrorless camera will do, from 10 years ago to today's modern cameras. The Olympus EM10 or Lumix GX850/800 are cheap and have a great lens selection. The Sony NEX 5, A5000, and A6000