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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 459 €;
50 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10
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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
Pros:compactness, image quality, stabilization, Ease of use, high quality footage
Cons:The usual M43 sensors: dynamic range not at the top, some noise at high ISO
Opinion:I had a great time! It is compact but solid, it has a very good build Quality. It is very instant in use, something that makes a difference for non-professionals, especially in critical situations: ease of use makes it harder to miss a Shot. The definition is excellent and personally I have never come across Moirè Phenomena. Movies in 4k excellent by Definition. The touchpad to move the focus point is ideal for this type of camera, where the viewfinder is all moved to the left: I find it comfortable and much easier to use than the equivalent Olympus. The viewfinder is small compared to other mirrorless cameras, but honestly I have not found it bad and I never noticed phenomena of color tearing. As for the colors in jpeg, generally not bad, Canon satisfies me more, but I happened to compare it with Olympus em-1 Mark II in interiors with artificial light and has nailed much better than the white balance. It also doesn't turn green like Olympus, which I personally think is Positive. The stabilization is amazing, especially in the videos, I think this is currently the strongest point of M43 cameras.
Pros:Build quality, sensor quality, excellent touch display, photo and video quality, 5-axis stabilization, menu organization, abundant availability of ring nuts and FN buttons, micro USB recharge, relatively low size and weight, price Affordable.
Cons:Some incongruity or lack of intuitiveness in the management of certain functions, such as e.g. The preview, the adjustment of the shutter speed, the Tele Converter function and its manual return to the setting of the file quality, WI-FI function available for IPhone but not for MAC. Only discreet viewfinder.
Opinion:Except for some lack, it does everything very well and with good responsiveness. It doesn't heat. With the kit lenses (12-32 and 35-100) it is held in hand very well and is relatively practical and light. She is fine with her kit lenses and the shoulder strap in a Manfrotto only 1 holster, forming a small and light mini kit. Jpeg and 1080p video to quality.
Cons:viewfinder, Sciapiti colors, size (not as small as it sounds)
Opinion:I came from an Olympus EM10 MII and I have to dive that this machine disappointed me very much... Horrible viewfinder almost invedible image, however a good sensor... Post production mandatory because of the colors Sciapiti (even in RAW)... I don't recommend... At the same price you find much better. I advise you not to make my own mistake... Bet on more...
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