Panasonic Lumix GX850 4K Mirrorless Camera - Silver DC-GX850KGNS review

The Panasonic GX850 puts excellent image-quality into a compact camera body. Even though the GX850 is a mirrorless, this and its price puts it in competition with Premium Compact cameras while having the advantage of interchangeable lenses and higher image-quality.

Low image noise until ISO 3200; Nicely saturated colors; Very good Automatic White-Balance; Very fast autofocus; Instant shutter-lag; Fast and highly responsive; Extremely compact; Advanced feature-set; Solid built quality

Slight general image softness; Metering overly bright; Dynamic-range not as wide as competition; Wrong Live-Histogram; No built-in EVF; Preview not always Exposure-Priority; Missing video mode; Video recording delay; Poor battery-life

Panasonic Lumix GX850 4K Mirrorless Camera - Silver DC-GX850KGNS review

The Lumix DMC-GX850 might look like a classic camera, but it's actually a snapper for the selfie generation. With a flip-up screen, versatile lens and variety of shooting modes, the mirrorless camera has all the tools to improve your social feed. But does it do enough to justify carrying a camera…

Panasonic Lumix GX850 4K Mirrorless Camera - Silver DC-GX850KGNS review

The Lumix GX850, otherwise known as the GX800 in Europe or the GF9 in Japan, is the latest interchangeable lens model from Panasonic and also one of the smallest 4K capable cameras on the market today. As with all our most recent reviews, this full review is available in video format.

Panasonic Lumix GX85 (GX80) review: The GX85 packs a lot of camera for the price

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's got a great feature set, very good photo and video quality for its class, pretty fast performance, and an attractive, relatively compact design.

LIke other Panasonic models before it, the Lumix GX85/GX80 packs a lot for its price, including great photos, 4K video and speed.

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.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX85 Review

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 build, a crisp EVF, fast autofocus, and 4K video capture. It's a very strong performer, especially if you want to take advantage of the vast Micro Four Thirds lens system. But it doesn't quite better our favorite inexpensive mirrorless camera, the Editors' Choice Sony Alpha 6000 ($549.99 at Dell Technologies) , which offers higher resolution and a more advanced autofocus system. Design The GX85 ($799.00 at Amazon) is quite small, measuring just 2.8 by 4.8 by 1.7 inches (HWD) and weighing in at about 15 ounces without a lens. We're reviewing it as a body only, which is sold only in black in the US, but if you opt for a bundle with the compact 12-32mm ($291.06 at Amazon) zoom (a ...

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX85 is a compact mirrorless camera with quick autofocus, strong image quality, and 4K video capture.

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