Lumix Gx850 4K Mirrorless Ilc Camera Review

Works perfect with my Panasonic Lumix GH5 II Mirrorless Camera!

I own so many lumix dslr. This is the best Camera I ever have. 4k video and photo is amazing. Compare to my Gh4, this camera is much better. Hard to beleived.

Bought this for my mirrorless camera (Lumix GX85/GX80) and it's the perfect everyday carry for street photography. I love the sling set-up for better mobility; it's more secure than a tote/shoulder bag - it keeps close enough to the body to allow me to run, and it's more accessible and lightweight than a full backpack - it slides around for quick access to the camera. It fits everything I need for a day out shooting, with excellent build quality and style, backed by a worldwide life-time warranty.

I brought this card for my Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera, it works great, however what I did not know is that 4K recording is only giving you about 42 mins recording time.

I use this battery in a Pentax K-01 ILC. It works as it should.

I bought this camera for the 4K video capabilities and was extremely impressed. I had been debating between a more expensive DSLR or the Lumix G85 - and I am so glad I went with the G85. First - the higher priced DSLR's usually record in 1080 instead of 4K, so the image quality (for video) is better. Second - the G85 features exceptional image stabilization which is crucial for professional quality handheld shots. Third - the G85 also features weather-proofing which keeps me at ease when shooting outside.� I'd recommend buying a faster lens with an aperture of F/2 or larger to achieve the same DOF as a full frame DSLR. With the smaller image sensor, you'll need a wider aperture to achieve the same look. However, there are several affordable lenses on the market that will achieve this. The�Panasonic 25mm f/1.7 is the most affordable, but the�Mitakon 25mm f/0.95 can create truly stunning bokeh for a 4/3 camera. I also purchased the�Rokinon 85mm T1.5 Cine for extreme close-ups or distant subjects. All of these lenses, paired with the Lumix G85 offer exceptional bokeh that will instantly give your shoot a professional look. Just make sure to use the focus assist feature on the G85 with those wide apertures!

I have had a few days to play with this camera after returning a Sony RX100 IV. With the exception of lumix's 2.8 aperture, I definitely prefer this camera. I need more zoom than 3.2x optical and this one delivers 10x. I also strongly prefer the lumix's touch screen as well as the 4K video file formats over the Sony. Much easier integration with Mac, Final Cut, iPhone. The lumix's stabilized 4K video is good, even on the back of an ATV. I like the post focus still photo feature, although I wish I didn't have to manually disable it for switching to video. Overall, nice video, good color interpretation, versatile zoom, handy time lapse options, decent bokeh for a point and shoot, and.... It fits in the pocket. :-) it's the only 1 sensor pocket cam with 4K and 10x zoom. I do wish the LCD touch screen could flip up or articulate like the gh4, but as a consolation, the wifi interface is good and you can easily use a smartphone as a second viewfinder. I'm happy with it. A keeper in my opinion.

I use it to convert the 4K HDMI output of my Lumix BGH1 camera to SDI for use with SDI monitors. BTW: I mounted it by taking the cover off and drilling holes in the cover to bolt it to a cheese plate. There is plenty of room inside the case for the heads of the bolts.

Works great paired with the Studio 4k Pro camera and Lumix 35-100 2.8 lens. Has some weight to it which makes for smooth movement. Definitely well built! I like that in the camera settings you can reverse the direction of the focus if you want.

This camera has all of the features I loved on my Lumix G3, some have been improved, plus features I used to wish it had. 4k video, 4k photo (great feature to play with, just wish they were full mp, not just 8), faster shutter, and one of my favorite updates.. Enough knobs, dials and buttons to put everything at your finger tips!