Interesting little interchangeable lens micro four thirds camera here. Vey small, wish it came with a prime, like the gx7, but the focal range is useful. The lens is 24-64mm in 35mm terms.
Extra batteries going to be needed!
http://m.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonic-lumix-dmc-gm5
Free postage for metro, crazy ridiculous price if not.
Red for looking like a tourist photographer and getting good street candids…
$30 off $300+ spend for You and Your Friend.
Pretty cheap vs. what it's normally price. It's the smallest micro 4/3rd camera and by small i mean like on the brink of being a compact camera :P
Specialist camera with lots of great features you would find on a pro level camera but its so tiny.
Funny how people think small = amateur and big = professional/serious.
Yeah I got this instead of another heavy lens for the d750.
Had this argument once with a security person at an outdoor concert.
They said no professional cameras, and apparently my old Nikon d40 was a professional camera.
Saw a half dozen micro 4/3rd cameras pass me without a hassle!
cause they make their judgement purely on the size of a camera, I guess.
Good price, but too expensive for a camera like this. Rather get a better compact camera than this micro 4/3rd and cost half the price.
What compact camera has a large sensor and EVF like this that costs half the price? The Panasonic LX100 is $1000. Fujifilm x100t is $1500. This is cheaper and you can change lenses.
I mean get a non interchangeable lens camera. You'll get the same photo results. I'm sure you not going to print any large photos. Micro 4/3rds camera are useless, apsc sensor is much better. I would recommend either a normal compact OR something more expensive to justify the quality and value you get in return. :)
The LX100 and x100t are non interchangeable cameras and are more expensive. You say that APS-C is better than m43 because of the larger sensor size, but then you recommend cameras with smaller sensor sizes than m43 and claim they will take better pictures and that m43 is useless because of the larger sensor? You're not making any sense.
Why such a high price?