Panasonic Lumix G90 review

Is the G90 a jack of all trades? Yes! Is it a master of none? Sort of! We can’t pick one thing here that this camera does better than everybody else out there, except perhaps in the way it brings together all sorts of strengths – compactness, light weight, ruggedness, usability, speed, image quality – in a single product. With the mid-range mirrorless market being in a strong place currently (the Sony A6400 and Fujifilm X-T30 are two excellent cameras, and similarly priced to the G90), we can’t call this the best choice for every buyer. It might be the ideal one for you though, particularly if (a) you love a selfie, (b) you like to vlog while on the move and (c) you want a camera small enough to take pretty much anywhere.

Strong image quality; Sturdy, compact body;

Autofocus takes some getting used to;

Panasonic G90 Review

The G90 is a great all-rounder and one of the best mid-range mirrorless cameras you can buy today. Similarly priced rivals like the Fujifilm X-T30 and Sony A6400 bring the benefits of larger sensors and other advantages, including better out-of-camera JPEGs (in the case of the X-T30) and more advanced autofocus (like the Sony A6400). But the G90 trumps both with its built-in image stabilisation and handy side-flipping screen, making it a great option for vloggers or anyone whose photographic diet is equal parts video and stills. Throw in its rugged design and features like 4K Photo mode, and you have an excellent, versatile travel companion.

Compact and lightweight; Strong, weatherproof build; Versatile screen is good for vlogging; Extensive control setup; Good photo and video quality; Unlimited 4K video recording;

Autofocus can stray at times; Smaller sensor that similarly priced rivals; Bulkier than the Fujifilm X-T30 and Sony A6400;

Panasonic Lumix G90 review review

Strong image quality; Sturdy, compact body;

Autofocus takes some getting used to;