Panasonic Lumix Gx85 4K Mirrorless Camera Cheap

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.

Well... It is a battery, so it does work and seems to last as long as the OEM battery, that came with my Panasonic Lumix GX85.

Works perfect with my Panasonic Lumix GH5 II Mirrorless Camera!

I'm very impressed with the Panasonic GX85. I also use a Panasonic GH4, Samsung NX1, Sony A7Sii and RX10ii. I shoot mostly video but also stills. I purchased a US version to get 4K 30p rather than the PAL version, I do wish Panasonic would make all their cameras PAL/NTSC switchable like Sony do. The GX85 has to be the best camera I've ever used, here are my comments - The IBIS is superb, best from any camera I've filmed with. The 4K video is super smooth with any lens. I use Voightlader 42.5mm and it's lovely stable video, even the Olympus 40-150f2.8 fully zoomed in at 300mm equivalent is totally stable, it's amazing. To have a camera so small and light with excellent stabilization has really opened up great possibilities for video filming. The 4K video quality is excellent and colours lovely, not quite sure what Panasonic have done but it's a really beautiful image. Even the FHD 60p looks great, no sign of aliasing that I get on other cameras. Stills are great, a step up in quality from the GH4. The lack of AA filter has caused no aliasing in pics I've taken and the pics look super sharp. I shoot mainly with prime lenses and the GX85 pairs perfectly with the Lieca 15mm f1.7, Panasonic 25mm f1.7, Panasonic 42.5f 1.7, Olympus 75mm f1.8, the camera and lenses are really lightweight and compact with great stable video and superb image quality. Battery life is not as good as a GH4, it's more similar to Sony cameras, but then the battery is half the size of a GH4 battery so I guess you just carry a few spares if you need to film all day. I really like the micro43 system for compact size and great selection of high quality lenses, and for me the GX85 is the best camera yet, I'm very impressed and really enjoying using it, highly recommended.

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.

Fits Panasonic GX85 perfectly

Also the only way to get a panasonic gx85 battery at this time.

I have large hands, and I also love my Lumix DMC-GX85 camera. This Vello handgrip gives me that little bit extra to hold the camera more comfortably without making it look like it married a steroid friend.

Enjoying this lens that, with the optional cap, turns my Lumix GX85 into a p&s. Turn it on, shoot a picture. Mostly bought it, though because of the power zoom. Panasonic's imageapp can not only remote the usual camera functions, but with this camera, it can remote control the zoom. Makes it way more useful as a video camera for streaming and concert shoots.

I have a Lumix GX85 as my small travel camera but wanted a wider range zoom for a recent trip. The 12-60 f2.8-4 is close to perfect. Its range covers most anything I needed and I only used my longer zoom one time over the course of two weeks abroad. The lens is solid, heavy, and seems as well built as the other Panasonic zooms I have (12-35 f2.8 and 35-100 f2.8). I probably won't use it much on my GH5 because I shoot mostly video and want constant aperture. But for stills and for a general all purpose lens, it's difficult to beat this one. It's a bit heavy for a tiny camera such as the GX85 but with the added handgrip I have on that camera, it's fine. Using it without the extra grip might be a little awkward.