I use it as a B-Cam paired with my Lumix GH5 and I love it. In body stabilization is crazy good, it's super small and light. Great image quality in 4K and the screen is amazing. The kit lenses are okay, but what I don't like about the 12-32mm is that there is no focus ring.

I've always enjoyed photography and have had some digital cameras over the years, but this time, I really wanted to learn more about taking photos. After doing a lot of research, I chose to get a mirrorless for for its portability as I did not want to carry a big camera an lug a camera bag around.

Vraiment très bien. Je commence à apprécier la visée par écran, ce que j'appréhendais le plus. Viseur optique pas très utilisable en plein soleil, mais suffisant dans les autres conditions.

Despite its midrange pice, the Lumix DMC-GX85 ($699.99, body only) is Panasonic's current entry-level Micro Four Thirds camera . It has a lot going for it that will appeal to casual photographers looking to better smartphone quality, as well as more serious shutterbugs and videographers, including a...

Compact; Built-in EVF and flash; Tilting touch screen; Quick autofocus; 8.6fps continuous shooting with large buffer; 30fps 4K Photo mode; 5-axis image stabilization; 4K video capture; Wi-Fi

4K video is slightly cropped; Omits weather sealing; Shooting rate slows during Raw or AF-C capture; Screen doesn't face forward for selfies; No mic input

There's a lot in the Lumix GX85 to appeal to family photographers and first-time mirrorless buyers as an alternative to a decent (as opposed to cheap) first dSLR like the Nikon D5500 .

It delivers excellent photo and video for a Micro Four Thirds camera; especially at its price; plus a great feature set and fast performance

The continuous autofocus occasionally fails to lock at all in burst mode; and the battery life is poor

The GX85 represents a refinement of Panasonic's Micro Four Thirds line. It's not the company's flagship, but in many ways it's arguably the most compelling Panasonic release to date.

Panasonic's new DMC-GX85 camera, which was announced on 5 April, 2016, slots into the company's interchangeable lens compact camera line-up just below the DMC-GX8 , which we reviewed in September 2015. The two cameras have similar body styling, although the GX85 is smaller and lighter.

Incredible camera ! Image quality is amazing having printed photos to 11x14 and looking like large format. The panoramic feature a breeze to use the soft focus all the items are at hand and very useful. I like the viewfinder it could be bigger but still very nice.

Compact; Convenient; Durable; Easy to use; Exceeded expectations; Inexpensive; Professional results

*Color Space Setting (sRGB / AdobeRGB), White Balance, Exposure Compensation, Photo Style, Intelligent D-Range Control, Contrast, Highlight / Shadow, Saturation, Noise Reduction, Intelligent Resolution and Sharpness.

The Panasonic Lumix GX800 / GX850 is an entry-level mirrorless camera that's aimed at anyone upgrading from a phone or compact camera. It features a 16 Megapixel Micro Four Thirds sensor, interchangeable lenses, the ability to record Full HD or 4k video, has built-in Wifi and a touchscreen that...

Compact, lightweight body with swappable lenses; Crisp, detailed and relatively low noise 16 Megapixel photos; 4K movies and 4K Photo modes with post focus adjustments; Touchscreen tilts up to face subject for selfies and vlogging; Fast single autofocus that works in very low light.

Screen doesn’t tilt down and becomes hard to view in bright conditions; No built-in viewfinder (but not surprising at this price); Optical stabilisation on kit zoom not as effective as other lenses; No mic input (again not surprising, but great for vloggers).