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The Panasonic GX80 / GX85 is a mirrorless camera with 4/3 (2.0x) sensor and 16 megapixels manufactured from 2016. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 25600 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 10 FPS x 13 RAW, 100 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 412 €;
55 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10
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Pros:Almost pocket size with non-pro bleeds, transportability, ease of use and operational speed, stabilization.
Cons:Ergonomics, management of high lights, very improveable viewfinder.
Opinion:I press that I use M4/3 for work (video) and I delight in photography only for passion. I bought this machine at the end of 2017 to always have with me a high-performance and comfortable photographic body to slip into the backpack for holidays and social occasions. Despite the premises, I have never used it enough. cause? Ergonomics, handling. I found it too small and it gave me back an unin fulfilling shooting experience (also thanks to a somewhat underling viewfinder). Things improve with pro targets (M4/3) but they fall on transportability.. follows, he was often with me, but I did not use it when and how much I wanted/could/should. On the quality and yield of the files (also RAW) I always found it adequate with the kit 12-32 and the 35-100, more than discreet with superior category glasses. After 8,000 shots I think I can point to the tendency to burn the other lights as a defect (the 20mpx sensors do much better). The recovery of shadows is good. Nice and fun 4k photo and post focus technology features. Excellent operational speed and stabilization. Do I recommend it as an everyday machine? If you are used to more consistent and ergonomic bodies you can meet the limits that I have encountered.
Pros:Image quality, ease of use, economical, excellent display and viewfinder, PANIC STABILIZATION
Cons:Lack of focus selector, short battery, high iso sensitivity
Opinion:I was looking for a small, compact machine to carry it around unpretentious and handy. Taken for some landscape and some street at a fabulous price on amazon during cybermonday complete with lens 12-32. For the price paid you cannot be told anything, in my opinion, at an equivalent price it is not much better, it is manageable, it is simple to use, it churns out beautiful raw and stabilization knows its own thing to stay on such an economical machine. Unfortunately the high iso noise is around the corner, you have to know how to manage, between posts and the like I managed to get even to 3200\\6400 but with a little fear of losing the shot, better stay up to 1600 and not go further unless you want to work intensively on the post. Very clean and crisp jpeg, very wide lens range for the world m4\\3, value for money - price unbeatable in my opinion.
Pros:Image quality, RAW possibilities, functions, lightness, high ISO seal, ease of menu, excellent viewfinder and display, aesthetically very beautiful.
Cons:Small keys for those with large hands.
Opinion:When I arrived this morning, I tried it all day and evening, I can already make a pretty complete judgment. The camera is beautiful! Very fun, full of features, some very interesting such as saving an image from a 4K file, or choosing post-shot focus. At night it behaves very well, but in PP you should not overdo it with the increase of lights because it can bring out a little grain. The shadows recover very well. The built-in flash illuminates in a balanced way, does not shoot a strong light. You can add an external flash. Viewfinder and screen are very comfortable and bright, the screen is not completely tipper but it is a factor that I do not care about. New grip with the 12-32mm weighs a total of less than 500 gr. I added an Olympus 40-150mm to complete the optics, but it still didn't get to me. So when I want to go around light, with 550€ total I added a good kit to the Nikon Z6. Rating: 9.5
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.
Cons:Electronic viewfinder too small, no autofocus mode selector, no microphone jack, no fully tiltable screen
Opinion:In my opinion this GX80 is a real bargain for those who want to buy a mirrorless entry level but has no big budget available. Too bad for some lack type jack microphone and screen tilting at 180 degrees that would make it even more made a best buy for non-pros who want a reliable car to take to travel while being light. Aesthetically I find it beautiful, especially in the two-tone version. I also made a video review... you can find here: https://youtu.be/9ebub8qIlNw
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