LUMIX GX850

The GX800/GX850 is the little brother to my GX80/GX85. They're about the same age with many of the same features. Your gx800 sacrifices a view finder, in-body stabilization, and a few physical buttons for a smaller size. You may find guides on the GX85 helpful, like this one: https://www.wimarys.com

Ibis is one thing, processor and heat management is another. People love modern Lumix for their video features. The L10 fits into their current FF model lineup. As much as I want them to make a M43 mount version (PLEASE PANASONIC!) This camera still won't cannibalize S9 sales. And could still be a g

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

Small and fiddly kind of comes with the territory of being pants-pocketable. The GR’s progenitors, like the Minox 35mm cameras, the Rollei 35, and the Olympus XA, are also small and fiddly. It’s kind of an unavoidable tradeoff… if it’s really small (complimentary), then it’s also going to be really