Everyone, that is, apart from Panasonic. Going by looks alone, the Lumix G85 is practically pedestrian. Dull as dishwater. Distinctly average.

The G85 is Panasonic's mid-level all-arounder. It is very much a refinement of the Panasonic G7 , which is still an impressively-capable camera, but one that does not reach its full potential due to the issue of shutter shock.

First of all...I reeeeeeally wanted to love this camera. I've had mine for a week now and everything is great except...the stabilization causes the video to jerk around when you pan, and there is NO fix for this major issue from Panasonic!

Panasonic's newest addition to their Lumix mirrorless lineup, the Lumix G85 is a Mirco Four Thirds system featuring a 16-Megapixel Live MOS sensor, their new 5-axis image stabilization system, and 4K video capture.

Overall image quality is very good; Low image noise through ISO 3200; Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record; Full control over still image and video settings allow for total creative freedom no matter how you shoot; Built-in 5-axis image stabilization allows you to shoot handheld...

Even when shooting with the EVF; the LCD touch screen is active making it very easy to change your touch AF or other features; Higher ISO images are incredibly dull from noise

The new Panasonic G85 is based on a Micro Four Thirds 16MP. The camera offers a brilliant electronic viewfinder based on OLED technology. This viewfinder is very large (0.74x; equivalent to a 35mm film camera with a 50mm lens) and offers a high resolution of 2.36 million RGB dots.

The Panasonic LUMIX G85 offers over 27 LUMIX compact lens options built on the next-generation interchangeable lens camera standard (Micro Four Thirds) pioneered by Panasonic. Its "mirrorless" design enables a lighter, more compact camera body that includes cutting-edge video, audio, creative...