My favourite digital camera (it's cheap!)

[@teocrawford]

Hello hello, I hope you enjoyed the video and the thoughts on this little gem I wanted to share AND the lovely Ghibli clouds I was treated to by the weather :o Also much love to Squarespace again for sponsoring the video! Head to www.squarespace.com/teocrawford to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code "TEOCRAWFORD". Have a great week, Teo P.S I've noticed that the price for this camera seems to vary quite a lot across the globe. For reference, I often find this camera body in the 400€ range, which in my eyes is a good deal - I hope that clarifies a couple questions :)

[@Dionne_Sheree]

Ghibli clouds indeed! Gorgeous work as always Teo! ❤

[@skullerhead6150]

wich setting do you use on your gx80? Like -sharpness, contrat ext or you leave it as it is?

[@Awytoo]

What do you use for pov fisheye -y shots?

[@teocrawford]

@@Awytoo A GoPro Hero 8 :)

[@nola_nyembo]

I reciprocate on the documenting and photographing everything and anything! I have been thinking about my first set up; already had the Olympus Mju ii for a point and shoot and now this baby Lumix will for sure be the additional! And lol planning a trip to Japan also; small world I suppose! Thank You!

[@david_03.13]

I just want to take a moment to appreciate how visually beautiful this video is.

[@teocrawford]

Aww thank you!!

[@benfromatlantis]

Agree.

[@JohnnyMcMillan]

I think that's the thing with this video, it's a well filmed video with not alot of shots of the actual camera in question

[@benaizfaayim-19]

fr

[@unbroken1010]

Freaking bot

[@xMysticJulia]

Okay but I need a tutorial on that dreamy pastel coloring that you’re doing/the way you edit your photographs and videos! It’s just so good!

[@nashnasihah]

I love how you can say the unspoken words of my love towards photography. Your ways of expressing yourself towards photographs making me fall even more into taking photos❤

[@teocrawford]

Ahhh that’s amazing, thank you for the kind words🥹🫶🏼

[@wastakenn]

This is a reminder of how broke i am not being able to afford a “cheap” 400€ camera

[@eltrippy3988]

😂😂😂 I’ll buy it for you

[@Sprw]

@@eltrippy3988 I'd love one if you're offering lmao

[@xmerelhaver]

@@eltrippy3988 you'll buy it for me 2? hahah

[@amiralpp]

yeah, 400 is not cheap !

[@jojoaugustus1383]

Compared to most good quality cameras, this is cheap. Most cameras are around 1300/2000 euros.

[@JustJeremyHere]

I ended up getting the Lumix GX85 with the 20mm lens after seeing the Japan series, and I noticed I feel more encouraged to shoot photos more casually. And I'll definetly be taking this camera if i do go to Japan in November!

[@teocrawford]

Aww amazing, that’s great! I wish you the best time in Japan!!☺️✨

[@HungTran-wf3gu]

Hi what your exprienment so far with the gx85, just buy it but the pictute i take is terrible. Do u have any advice on settings or anything else

[@ohHeyKev]

@@HungTran-wf3gu You just keep practicing. Finding your style isn't fast and easy. What helps me is to get creative and find new angles and new subjects I haven't tried before. You can learn about how to control the camera's settings but those only take you so far in taking a picture. Just remember to have fun in the process

[@hendrix-4653]

Sorry if this is a stupid question but does it come with built in filters like the Fujifilms cameras? Or is it just raw shoots?

[@priy2273]

@@HungTran-wf3gu u need learn editing i think ,&&

[@lokistormbringer5694]

Man, the quality of these videos is astonishing! I can‘t get enough of your calming and informative style of telling your storys and you inspire me to grab my camera and go out capture some moments each time again! Thank you!

[@AndrewPRoberts]

I got my gx85 as a travel filmmaking camera about two years ago, and it's been an absolute joy to use. I love taking it on hikes and just getting nice shots. It sits right next to me on my desk just so I feel the urge to pick it up. I have a full cinema camera kit, but I still find myself reaching for it because I love its size and its limitations. I've shot multiple short films on it now, and the look has never disappointed me. It really is a perfect second camera.

[@PabloskY1994]

I really felt that "resistance" term you used. Right now it's been ages since I hadn't have fun with my camera because of the resistance to take easy photos. You opened my eyes ❤

[@albertogalindo957]

This video has been a fresh air in my mind about so many things i have been thinking about my photography the past months... thank you for loving this art as much as you do

[@teocrawford]

Aww amazing, I’m so happy the video resonated with you in that way!🥹🙌🏼

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

My peers always thought I was strange for taking photos of what they deemed to be "boring". Nice to know I'm not the only one

[@trym2121]

Tell your peers to get dopamine detox. Enjoying peaceful boring stuffs is a gift

[@Softlol]

If you find boring stuff interesting you’re truly an artist. Show the world what they are missing!

[@martingreenberg870]

These are my images. I don’t have to justify them to anyone. The images make me happy and that is all that is important. The same for you. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

[@isaacsmithvideo]

there are no boring things, only boring people! :)

[@AbdullahTariq98]

Hi. This is the very first video of yours that I have come across, and I have to say I am amazed by the quality of your video. I really like the look and color grading done on the scenes, especially the shots in the grass field with lots of green and yellow tones. I could literally feel the warmth of the scene as I watched the video. Really amazing work, keep it up.

[@drew2757]

Ok, I just discovered this channel and believe I have been hypnotized by Teo’s beautiful voice, accent and presentation such that he could take a photo of a blank wall and I would swoon over it. Wonderful talent.

[@DanniPortillo]

I got my Panasonic Lumix GX85 back in 2017 I bought it with the kit lens, the Lumix 14-140mm F3.5-5.6 and the original Leica 25mm F1.4 (best lens I've ever owned). I love this camera it is without any doubts the camera I take with me to do everything and that's the most important as you said in your video "You can't beat someone that is having fun" I'll keep having fun with my little Panasonic Lumix GX85

[@renaldasa9344]

You actually inspired me to buy my very own GX80 in July. Its so compact, and I really enjoy using it

[@illya_02]

Same. Bought my one a few years ago when find out Teo's video series about a shoting day whit GX80. And I'm so fall in love with this camera.

[@JohanKhoo]

I still have my GX80 and it's been superb for my hikes through Japan - nothing wrong with it even today! Paired with some superb Micro Four Thirds lenses (shout out to the Olympus 12-40 Pro, and the Olympus 17mm), the output still is amazing.

[@Neeintje]

i actually hate shooting on cameras with big lenses because i feel awkward pulling it out around strangers + they also freeze up because its so unnatural

[@Durio_zibethinus]

ikr!? Pancake lens is a must for this kind of situation 😅

[@thatRyzzle]

I love that you use Dehancer to make your videos look more like film. I hope this becomes a trend on KZbin. I'm tired of the crisp and cold digital look modern camera sensors are giving us nowadays, especially if the footage is shot with a smartphone, which automatically processes the footage so heavily to look as real to life as possible-I don't understand people who like that look. No, I want footage to look like a nice memory. And your videos do that for me.

[@megantanart]

omg you're grading and sound quality is so so crisppp

[@SIQmai]

You were a big part of me deciding to get this exact set-up and I never regretted it. Such a special combo. And it clearly inspires you because your photos with it are some of your best work imo. The big companies don't want people to know it but no, you don't need the latest gear to enjoy photography. In the contrary I would say. I have been shooting with a Nikon D60 and a 35mm 1.8 and I don't even know how old it is but if I didn't like cameras as much as I like ohitography I could very well just shoot with this combo or the GX80/20mm1.7 and be perfectly happy. Btw, if you use lightroom I highly encourage you to use the new denoise funstion. It's ofc not perfect but it makes photos that would have been unusable at high iso completely clean and even printable. There is no more excuse now to not use old gear (if you use lightroom).

[@Fridgesock]

We all apreciatte the effort you put into these videos that make them calming, cozy, and inspiring.

[@unbroken1010]

Ok p Diddy 😂

[@RamusJamus]

Everything about this video is how i've been feeling for a long time. After many years and many test trials with digicams and even the x100 i finally found the camera sparks that joy and gives me that ease of use and burden-less feeling. I found a deal on the "old" sony rx1rii and that camera has completely resparked my love for photography. I use to shoot a lot with point and shoot film cameras, i would use them as my everyday carry whether i was going out with friends/family or on my commute to work, i would always make sure it would come with me. i would even make room for it in my camera bag on trips or my paid gigs. current film prices had got me looking more into digital point and shoots and long story short i ended up with the rx1rii and now my bigger sony has taken the back seat. its so nice to come across video that really goes into depth explaining that feeling ive been personally experiencing. this has definitely become one of my favorite videos here on youtube that ive watched in a long time, i couldve easily watched this video front to back 10+ times even if it was hours long. so yeah thank you for that :)

[@Alvinmichael223]

The level of dedication in these videos just keeps increasing, loving it

[@teocrawford]

Thank you🥹🫶🏼

[@juliasturrus876]

This made me want to start photography as a hobby. Your love of photography is so tangible in this video that I feel like I need to be a part of it

[@billfortney7028]

I’m celebrating my 56th year as a working pro, but I had lost touch with what you shared in this video!!!!! Thank you for reminding me that enjoying the craft is more important than the gear! I own way too much, but I have the GX85 too, I will be using it more and having more fun! Thank you young man!

[@paulocuento9949]

brother. havent watched your vids for a long time. was one of your first subscribers i believe. now youve blown up. you deserve it man. youve made excelent videos that photography people love and non photography people will understand and appreciate the art. go do more brother. merry xmas

[@zowocha]

The depth you’ve gone in in this video allows me to reflect on my purpose in photography p.s. the visuals in this video is on par

[@albe7568]

7 months ago I was trying to get into photography after years of shooting with my cheap phone. I saw this camera on Amazon and I thought "mmh seems nice and reasonably priced", well at least for how far the reasonably can get ahah. So I searched for some KZbin reviews and you came up as recommended. I subscribed and then bought the gx85. Didnt regret it yet, and don't think I will. Keep it up👍👍👍

[@Clod_Datenshi]

Feel the same way about my XT-30ii, I've recently bought a 27mm prime from ttartisan and I love it so much, such a lightweight and fun packet to use Can't wait to use it in Japan in November

[@3goodeyes]

Wanna echo some of the other comments. You’re a huge reason I got my gx85 over a year ago. It is absolutely a fun camera and has made me a better photographer because I take it so many places I never used to take a camera. This was a beautiful love letter to this little beast!

[@jacobterrazas3147]

You were partly what inspired me to get a GX85! Love your photos and how you can turn something seemingly mundane into something beautiful. Been a photographer for going on 10 years and was a micro four thirds guy for a while and sold everything for full frame when I started leaning heavier into video. I realized very quickly I didn't like the weight of the bodies or lenses when going on personal trips or for EDC. Also found out there was nothing "magical" or "unobtainable" with full frame. Yes shallow dof, blah blah; but a photo is so much more than blurry background. So I decided to go back to this exact setup, GX85+20mm f1.7. I told myself I would by a 12mm or a 15mm at some point but I absolutely love the 20mm, it never comes off. I still have my full frame Panasonic cameras for work but when it's just me and I want something light to throw in my pocket or a small sling pouch, it's the GX85 that comes with me.

[@jemand8872]

watched a few seconds to stop. what the hell are those amazing scenes. absolutely bonkers !

[@theowlfromduolingo7982]

5:30 it’s also a freeing feeling to know that even if this “cheaper” camera gets damaged, stolen or lost it’s not a big deal

[@adeleange]

from the first video i saw, i could feel your love for photography. Thank you for sharing your point of view of the world here! 😊

[@blablamccain4986]

I love micro 4/3 cameras. I just got a Lumix Gm1 a few months ago to get back in photography and I love it. I have taken amazing photo with it and the 20mm lens. I like the built-in modes and filters, especially the dynamic monochrome.

[@shaunmadill8866]

The Gm1 is the best camera ever made.

[@Itsshegooo]

Your voice is the most soothing and this video is so peaceful ❤

[@chloe3874]

Great video Teo, you inspired me to buy a GX80 about half a year ago now from watching your videos. I’ve taken it everywhere with me and whilst the image quality isn’t insane, it’s such a little pocket rocket and inspires me to capture what’s around me. My photography has improved so much from it.

[@Emanuel_Larial]

My choice back then was the olympus om-d e-m10 and a lumix 25mm f1.7 and i never got bored! You described literally the way i feel when i shoot with my camera, i really loved this video!

[@Neeintje]

ever since watching your japan street photography series I've been wanting to get my hand on a lumix gx80 now 😅 also super close to 100k!! its gonna happen before the end of 2023 for SURE

[@teocrawford]

Ohh noo hahah what’s your setup? I’m sure it’s fiiineee!✨ Yeeeee I’ve been watching it inch closer😭🫶🏼

[@Neeintje]

@@teocrawford my setup is just my iphone / canon g7x 😅 and sometimes nikon f60 w/ 50 mm lens

[@khalidrahimi7264]

I actually just bought this as my first ever digital camera a few weeks ago from watching your videos and it’s the best thing i’ve done!!

[@martingreenberg870]

Congratulations on your 1st digital camera. Be careful. This could be your gateway drug into photography. Word of advice. Newer, better, more expensive cameras won’t make you a better photographer. I know this through experience. Use the gear you have. Purchase primes if and when you need them. YT videos will help you become a better photographer. Books, as in how to or of images by photographers you like , will help you become a better photographer. Going to workshops or taking classes are also helpful. Your gear, especially your body, is the least import element of becoming a good photographer. The most important piece of gear you will ever have is about six inches behind your camera. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

[@VintageOutboardMan]

Even your videos are art on its own. Absolutely my favorite photography channel

[@teocrawford]

Aww thank you!🥹🙇🏻‍♂️

[@Nubrigtube]

I'd like to point out that in the last decade or so progress on the digital camera front wasn't made by such huge leaps as it was earlier, meaning a person trying out photography can rely on older second hand models to cover 90% of their needs. Sure higher MP and ISO numbers are great but even having a camera that gives you usable 800ISO is just lovely. And I'd really like to be a guy starting out in this era. Congrats on making it so easy to understand for everyone!

[@chickenpasta7359]

You're one of the reasons why I bought this as my compact travel camera. I remember watching your early videos and being stunned by the quality of photos this camera took and for how cheap it was for me to get. I have it paired with the 25mm 1.4 PanaLeica lens and its one of my most favorite combos out of all the cameras/lenses I've owned and it made shooting photos fun again. Also the 16MP isn't an issue for large prints since Lightroom has an AI upscaler and all large photos I printed from the files of this camera came out stunning. I'm glad to see this camera getting more recognition and it saved my back from traveling with Full Frame cameras like my S1H. Thanks for all your work

[@haroldvillegas17]

THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN IN KZbin!

[@eltrippy3988]

Your voice is literally the main reason I’ve stayed here so long Dope monotone Dude ✨🙏🏽

[@Photo0021]

I've been using mine for almost two years now. I work between the kit lenses (12-35mm, 45-150mm), the 25mm f/1.7 (debated the 20mm but I prefer tighter compositions), and some Canon FD mount adapted lenses. In a commercial sense, I'm outgrowing it. I won't charge people to take photos for them due to my hardware not being up to the task. But as an art, I adore using this camera. If I feel like my motivation for photography is waining, I'll end up picking it up and it comes right back.

[@katien3022]

That photo at 6:00 is GORGEOUS.

[@petermartinka9274]

That's right, it's all about feelings. That's why the Leica M is the king of this class. Since it is too expensive and not affordable for most people, I bought the GX9, which is a slight upgrade to the GX80. It has a slightly better dynamic range and a 20 megapixel sensor. Since I got this camera, my full frame camera has been put away in the closet. :))

[@brompterdam]

I just picked up a used GX80 Body couple of minutes ago and now partnered it with my Lumix 20mm f1.7. I also have a Lumix GX8, Leica 12-60 f2.8-4 and the Leica 15mm f1.7. Your videos has been one of the inspirations why I build a MFT system aside from owning Fujifilm APSC System. I am really impressed with the quality of photos the Lumix produces. Thanks for the videos!

[@martingreenberg870]

Very nice selection of glass for your GX80. Congratulations. The GX8 might be a better camera than the GX80. At least it is different from its cousins. I too am also in Fujiland. I only own crop sensor cameras. Full frame, for me, offers nothing I can’t get from crop sensor bodies. God bless those of us that want or need full frame sensors. That is what makes horse racing. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

[@savagecabbage3918]

I bought my GX80 because of your street photography video in London, I think 3 or 4 years ago. It's still my go to camera!

[@InnesCodere]

我看过很多GX80的测评，但是你是唯一一个一直坚持使用它的人，你让我明白摄影的意义，为你的创作激情而表示敬意❤❤

[@rakush_ik]

your works are masterpieces🥺 I really adore them! and your speech is very comforting. thanks for sharing your experience, it’s useful for me as I’m currently picking up which camera to buy as a beginner

[@EriComicuDesu]

Recently received my own GX80! Lovely, small companion for a great price

[@ivancerezo7526]

For more than a year it is my favorite too!! And the way it came to me was through your videos!! Thanks for inspiring!

[@coxbright]

Wonderful video. Which led to me purchasing a GX80 which I love and see why it's your favourite camera!

[@leisurelypaice]

The GX80 was a camera I was on the verge of getting! Love MFT and the compact lightness as well as great image quality was just great to see. I ended up with the Olympus EM5 Mk. III because of some other pros it had over the Lumix, but still this camera is a fantastic choice!

[@Noahsjpgs]

this is video is capturing the same feelings i have about cameras for a while perfectly, such a beautiful video, very inspiring

[@zeeZerl]

I'm pretty sure you've sold quite a few GX80s at this point. I also got one earlier this year in large parts thanks to your videos. MPB should have sponsored this video ;)

[@FilmsWithGavin]

The quality of this video is freaking beautiful ❤️

[@myko107s]

I ve got my gx80 with a silver line on the top thats reason lots of people think that it's a vintage camera 😃 Capability is what I like too and IBIS stab, 4k video for me is enough . Your channel is full of inspiration and a relaxing music 🇺🇦🤘Top

[@bjmajor]

Thank you SO much! What great words of wisdom you share with us here. I am going to do my best to take everything you said here to heart!!!!!

[@themalcolmking]

I love the sound of your voice. It is very calming.

[@absdelgado3442]

I just fell in love of the quality of this video ❤

[@EpicAdrian3D]

I literally just got the bug to pick back up my GX85 a few days ago and it really does just inspire me to pick it up and go shoot. Thanks for putting this together

[@feeeeels]

incredible work you've put in for this video! props to you, keep it up

[@KatarinaSamuova]

The resistance I felt with my sony a7iv was huge, felt almost zero excitement to just shoot pictures. Ended up selling it and now im looking for something easy, thanks for showing me this Lumix gem :)

[@demoiselledelamontagne]

Thank you so much for this video! It reaffirms my decision to buy this camera (just got it couple of days ago), although it has been discontinued for years. I agree with so many of your points made on this vid.

[@elizabethgriffith8684]

I found this video because I am looking at buying this camera currently and just had to comment to say that the photo of the flower shop is AMAZING (the one with the lady in the red checked shirt)

[@feng8714]

I have a Pentax K1000 too, and recently instinctively bought a Fujifilm XE-2... your video is so timely! I also love that the digital camera weighs nothing, and look forward to appreciating digital more again :3

[@aviral9486]

This video is itself a work of art! Loved it to the core! ✨

[@natessliceoflife]

Truly loved this same set up and miss it a-lot. Hoping Panasonic makes an updated version just as compact with the new phase detect. I'd grab it for any price point.

[@Zobeid]

I feel validated. The camera I've become attached to is a couple of years older than yours-it's a Pentax K-S1. I think it might be the most compact DSLR that Pentax produced, and just slightly bigger than your Lumix. It puts out 20MP, which is more than enough for anything I do, and it's a great match with those tiny Pentax-DA Limited series lenses. To me the key advantage is its bright-and-beautiful pentaprism viewfinder. It's much more pleasing to use than a typical EVF, especially on sunny days.

[@moltenfries3514]

Hello teo! I bought lumix gx80 around two years ago after i watched your video and i still use it until today! I have canon r5 too for professional use. But turned out that i use gx80 more this year!! I was wondering is it just me or this camera is indeed so comfortable, i just searched on youtube about this gx80 worth in 2023. And a lot of people still like it very much!! So i guess this camera is indeed a great one!! Thank you for helped me choose this camera teo!!! Have a wonderful shot!

[@martingreenberg870]

There are so many cameras. There aren’t any bad cameras. So we have to select the right tool for the right job. I’m not a professional photographer. Can you use this camera for professional work? Certainly. Professional photographers usually use full frame sensor camera for professional work though. I look at the GX85 output. I look at its features. I look at this camera’s size and weight. I look at the price. It is, as Teo says, fun to use. I really like this camera for the reasons mentioned. I’m glad I made this purchase. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

[@KillerTacos54]

We are so close to 100K Teo! Happy for you man

[@arviiiiiiiii]

I'll gonna buy this camera one day, btw i like this video, your voice the editing everything ✨

[@raksh9]

There is absolutely nothing terrible about the Panasonic GX85. It's a superb little camera, capable of taking beautiful images with fairly inexpensive lenses. It's small, inconspicuous, light and can be stashed in a bag or large jacket pocket when necessary. The mechanical shutter has a very soft but crisp sound, and it has the option for an electronic shutter, too. In body stabilization, 4k video, lovely colours, what's not to like?

[@thissidetowardscreen4553]

Brilliant video Teo! Having that type of camera is such a joy. My Pentax Mx-1 is one of those cameras, It feel is great in the hand, has a great zoom range and just a joy to work with. No fussing with lens or having to carry a bag of lens. Thanks for sharing! Always great content!

[@rainolopagus1353]

small quick digital cameras are so special. My first camera was a Fujifilm FinepixS2750 that I got as a hand me down when my grandparent's house burnt down. I'm not kidding my first camera survived a house fire. it's got 12 mega pixels and is from 2010 I think, considering when I recharge the batteries I have to reset the date and it automatically assumes 2010. Apart from the way I got it I don't know who used it before or what it was used to capture, I wish I did know though tbh I was never that close to my grandparent's on that side of the family, I'm glad I can give this little camera some new life though even if it is just to shoot candid photos with my friends. It's not the best camera for size/weight but I never leave the house without it, it just feels so special when I hold it.

[@raffdeleon]

Bruh, love your approach towards photography. Just subbed yesterday. The way you communicate and put together your videos is so calming man. I wanna get a Lumix GX80 now haha

[@dvsaysgo]

Absolutely beautiful cinematography. Immediately followed!

[@jackkersey4867]

This whole video is visually stunning. Amazing work

[@brakmaster]

I also have this camera and it is also my favorite camera. In fact it is the one grab I every time I know I'm going to want to capture some photos.

[@beejaygalvez3059]

Teo, you are so inspiring! Plus your voice is soothing 😌

[@JuanHurrea]

absolutely stunning video. I dont even need a camera, I watched this for the visuals and the commentary. How you feel about the GX85 is how I feel about the Leica M9 or the xpro1--it's inspiring to grab and walk around. I completely agree that most new digital cameras are completely unnecessary--huge, bulky, 50mp +, spray and pray--there is nothing that motivates you to challenge yourself to be more creative: the paradox of ease.

[@MultiSciGeek]

The shots of this video are beautiful! Makes me wanna do filmmaking again.

[@Gawx2]

i absolutely love this

[@teocrawford]

Aww thank you Gawx!!❤️

[@cadian101st]

This ties in perfectly with the intuitive 'active filter' hypothesis, it is many times easier to learn things when you are enjoying it than when you aren't. If you want to get good at 'active' art like drawing or painting, you will get better if you actually do what you like since you will pay attention to what you are doing and do it more. Same with language learning and photography, which are more 'passive', pay attention and do it often and you will get results.

[@Andreas_tropicalwinter]

I feel the same about the gx80. I don't know what it is, but this camera inspires me to go out and take pictures. It's about the process of taking them and capture memories...and not about pixels and perfection. I always loved the idea of dealing with limitations. I would love to upgrade to the gx9 for the exposure compensation dial... because the rear dial on my gx80 has stopped working. And it's my 2nd one because of this. 😅

[@ahakamabir]

Advance congratulations on hitting 100K subscribers Teo! You're awesome, god bless you.

[@teocrawford]

Aww thank you!🥹🫶🏼 We hit it now!❤️

[@Torquer]

Man, your video quality is superb.

[@ninjatogo]

With regards to your point on the super high ISO capability at 9:59; that high ISO isn't really useful for single shots, but if you're stacking shots using median blending in post, then you can get the benefits of higher shutter speed in low light while keeping low noise. It's the same technique many smartphones use to achieve such low noise in their night modes.

[@Mote.]

5:43 That picture with the woman in the red shirt is really good.

[@Lepewhi]

I had this camera before it was stolen. I replaced it with a GX9. I have no problem shooting at 800iso. No worries, of course, I don't pixel peep nor do I print. I think that if you have to look for noise, you're always going to find it. So, I don't look, just enjoy.

[@Karla-vr5ht]

It’s incredible the quality. I love your style 💛

[@kentmemories]

Still used my two GX9 even after 4 years of purchase and going around the world. IBIS and fun factor of GX80 is still better than most of 2023 cameras available today.

[@shaunmadill8866]

I love my GX80. It's very versatile because of its size, but also produces great images. Paired with the Panasonic-Leica 15mm lens it's hard to beat. I also love the Panasonic GM1 with the same lens, that is such a fun combination.

[@urfavteen_08]

can u tell me the price plz

[@Durio_zibethinus]

2016 feels like yesterday, I'm here to enjoy your nice taste of composition in photography, regardless the gear you use 😊.

[@hefrenPL]

it is also my favorite camera that I have been using for many years. Good stuff.

[@braisfragapedreira6279]

I have an xe3 from 2017 and I absolutely love it

[@benfromatlantis]

One of the most inspiring and best videos on youtube. cheers.