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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Panasonic GX80 / GX85 Pros: Compactness, STABILIZED sensor, 4K 100mbps, swivel screen, good high ISO output Cons: Lack microphone jack, viewfinder not suitable for all situations, JPEG often overexposed Opinion: It is my first serious digital camera, a mirrorless of all respect both in the photographic field and video (which then, who buys Lumix usually has more desire to make videos). It Has the great advantage of being a micro 4/3, so we find lenses both from Panasonic and from Olympus and we can wallow quietly in the market of optics used thanks to adapters. Small, light, and yet you do not miss a nice swivel display and the flash sled (not always present on mirrorless so little). The only lack I heard, making many videos is that of the microphone jack, which together with the stabilization on the sensor (really fantastic) would make it a perfect video camera to start. Great Videos even at 1080p at "only" 20mbps, the 4k at 100 megabits then is beautiful. Good yield at high ISO in photos up to 2000/2500, over the 3200 better not to risk. In The videos I do not go beyond the 1600, only if forced arrival to 2000. The quality of JPEG is good, although often they are a little ' too exposed compared to RAW (on which I have nothing to say, are excellent) and when you go up with the sensitivity the photo is gradually more mixed. The electronic viewfinder often has too saturated colors, underlays, only in some cases I found good, there must be a light right for him. For this, at 90% of cases I use the screen directly. As a first car, in relation to the price, I could not ask for better. The advice to beginners to start with a bang and those who want a second body as a "forklift". Really good mirrorless. sent on March 11, 2019 |
 | Panasonic Lumix G Vario 12-32mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS Pros: Small, light, stabilized, cute to look at, sharpness to be scary... Cons: ... That you lose a bit to 32mm, lacks the focus ring, not very wide focal hike, excessive price if bought individually Opinion: Lens included in the kit of my GX80, is a great lens for what it is and must do. It's small, light, saves space in the bag, ideal when you want to go around with very little weight (and in hand), you could put it in a bag of smaller or even in your pocket. It's also stabilized, so there's no complaining that much. Although... A fire ring would have consecrated it as my favorite kit lens and a broader focal hike would have been welcome (considering also that it's not bright, but it depends a lot on the situations). By pulling the sums, it is not a perfect handyman but given the advantages of weight, size and sharpness it offers, I will hardly give it away. Promoted. sent on September 20, 2018 |
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