Panasonic Lumix G85

Video capabilities and Panasonic is really focusing on making this a camcorder replacement, because you have no record limit on it, at least in terms ...

I've used the Lumix G85, a micro 4/3 camera, and loved every second of it. I had very good photos taken with it before switching to Fuji.

So, I've been using a Sony A6000 for 2.5 years, and love it. But, for video - battery life sucks, stabilization - sucks, good lenses are expensive and few options. no mic input. no flip out screen and no live view app support in video (only A6300/6500), it overheats in video very often and oh - did ...

If cost is a big issue the G85 is a happy medium and can be found cheap. AF isn't great but is good enough with 1080p.

Coming from heavy, bulky, noisy, expensive Nikon gear, I came to appreciate the many advantages of MFT mirrorless gear, and in particular, Panasonic MFT cameras and many of the lenses offered by Panasonic, Sigma, Tokina, Olympus, and several other makers. Among the several Panasonic bodies I've owne...

I really like my Panasonic G85 for video, and they go for about $800cad brand new, where I am. Dual ibis and weathersealed, nice evf, and battery grips are available. I've had good luck with mine.

I was skeptical about buying non traditional video cameras. Spent a long time researching pros and cons of 4K video cameras within a limited budget main criteria being I need two. A friend has GH4s and loves them. As the specs for the G85 are same/better and price point was within my budget, I went ...

Budget range would be anywhere between $750 and $2000. Any extra framerates would be nice (60fps+) and 4k is probably also preferred. So far across my research the Panasonic Lumix G85 seems to have the features and budget range I'm kinda into, but I based this conclusion on posts from 2016-17.

i only gave this a 4 start since the autofocus is kinda slow whe you are taking videos.. Now the real thing. I bought this for photography. I am a nikon shooter for 13 years with d7000. i needed a light, cheap replacement for travel and family photos so i decided to get this instead of z50. well, wi...

Not sure why DSLRs would be the best for video but I would get a mirrorless if I was in your position. If you are dead set on buying a camera, check out the Canon m50 or Panasonic g85. Those would be fine for you. Not sure what Professional events you are looking at, but the unlimited recording time on the g85 helps a lot for events like sports or weddings.