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Panasonic LUMIX G95 Mirrorless Camera w/ 12-60mm F3.5-5.6 Lens
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- Focus on Your Creativity: Perfect for photographers who are ready to excel, the LUMIX G95 has a superb, powerful 20.3 MP Digital Live MOS sensor and advanced technologies for both photo and video
- Versatile and Portable: Lightweight Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera is weather sealed with a flexible, free-angle monitor, ready for any adventure; LUMIX G 12-60mm F3.5-5.6 POWER O.I.S. lens ensures crisp, clear images
- Exceptional Flexibility: 4K 24/30P video capture, plus preinstalled Vlog-L, features log characteristics with 12 Stops of dynamic range for maximum freedom in editing. Send out 4: 2: 2/ 8 bit video to an external monitor simultaneously while recording
- Features for Maximum Expression: Live View Composite mode lets you compose a single image out of many; adjust focus after shooting; develop, and retouch inside this photography camera
- High Sound Quality: External microphone/headphone jacks let you record and monitor sound using external equipment
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Adorama also has Panasonic LUMIX G95 Mirrorless Camera w/ 12-60mm F3.5-5.6 Lens for $699. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
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Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
About this item:
- Focus on Your Creativity: Perfect for photographers who are ready to excel, the LUMIX G95 has a superb, powerful 20.3 MP Digital Live MOS sensor and advanced technologies for both photo and video
- Versatile and Portable: Lightweight Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera is weather sealed with a flexible, free-angle monitor, ready for any adventure; LUMIX G 12-60mm F3.5-5.6 POWER O.I.S. lens ensures crisp, clear images
- Exceptional Flexibility: 4K 24/30P video capture, plus preinstalled Vlog-L, features log characteristics with 12 Stops of dynamic range for maximum freedom in editing. Send out 4: 2: 2/ 8 bit video to an external monitor simultaneously while recording
- Features for Maximum Expression: Live View Composite mode lets you compose a single image out of many; adjust focus after shooting; develop, and retouch inside this photography camera
- High Sound Quality: External microphone/headphone jacks let you record and monitor sound using external equipment
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $498 lower (41.6% savings) than the list price of $1,197.99.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.4/5 from over 40 Amazon customer reviews.
- About this store:
- Amazon Return Policy: Free returns are available for the shipping address you chose. You can return the item for any reason in new and unused condition: no shipping charge.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Amazon has for Prime Members: Panasonic LUMIX G95 Mirrorless Camera w/ 12-60mm F3.5-5.6 Lens for $699.99. Shipping is free.
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Panasonic cameras are more geared towards video than Olympus. The G95 has 4K video which yours does not (with a crop), and it has all the 4K shooting modes that go along with it (burst, post-focus, etc.). It has USB charging, fully articulating display, and a mic input as well. For standard photos you won't notice much difference.
I have a GX85 I'm happy with, but if I was looking for a new micro 4/3 camera this seems like a great deal right now.
You can get thin dof, it just doesn't come at the same focal length/aperture/distance as of you can with apsc, ff, or mf. - each of those reducing dof as sensor size increases, all else held constant.
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If this is mainly what you are going to do with it, then an older/used dslr with macro lens is best.
SCRAP THAT, I just read hmx comment
You can get thin dof, it just doesn't come at the same focal length/aperture/distance as of you can with apsc, ff, or mf. - each of those reducing dof as sensor size increases, all else held constant.
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You can get thin dof, it just doesn't come at the same focal length/aperture/distance as of you can with apsc, ff, or mf. - each of those reducing dof as sensor size increases, all else held constant.
But for basic video, this would be good.
Panasonic (and Sony) had a signature "look" that always seemed unnatural to me, like blues had a funny tint and foliage had reduced the yellow, and since skies and plants are in so many pictures it was very noticeable to me. The G9 and this G95 seem almost as if Panasonic moved towards Olympus' color signature, or maybe they learned from Leica, which is a major plus in my book because my favorite color science is done by Leica (seems very "real" but a bit romantic), Nikon (creamy but maybe slightly diffused/dull?), and Olympus (like a more vibrant Leica, or a nice low ISO Kodachrome).
Subjectively, you may not value that as much as I do, or feel that the shift was in the direction of your preference, but when JPEGs and RAWs seem as good or better than I can massage out of photoshop/Lightroom/Apple photos, then that's an amazing time saver.
USB charging is also handy, because if you travel a lot and you're away from power outlets, you visit foreign countries, or you're trying out some camping/van life, USB is more ubiquitous than United States style A/C outlets internationally and you can almost always find one in a library, friend's computer, battery bank, or even solar panels, and USB is DC power which is more efficient than using the inverters in a typical external battery charger.
But for basic video, this would be good.
Are there any other cameras at this price range or under I might conosider?
Panasonic (and Sony) had a signature "look" that always seemed unnatural to me, like blues had a funny tint and foliage had reduced the yellow, and since skies and plants are in so many pictures it was very noticeable to me. The G9 and this G95 seem almost as if Panasonic moved towards Olympus' color signature, or maybe they learned from Leica, which is a major plus in my book because my favorite color science is done by Leica (seems very "real" but a bit romantic), Nikon (creamy but maybe slightly diffused/dull?), and Olympus (like a more vibrant Leica, or a nice low ISO Kodachrome).
Subjectively, you may not value that as much as I do, or feel that the shift was in the direction of your preference, but when JPEGs and RAWs seem as good or better than I can massage out of photoshop/Lightroom/Apple photos, then that's an amazing time saver.
USB charging is also handy, because if you travel a lot and you're away from power outlets, you visit foreign countries, or you're trying out some camping/van life, USB is more ubiquitous than A/C outlets at this point and you can almost always find one in a library, friend's computer, battery bank, or even solar panels, and USB is DC power which is more efficient than using the inverters in a typical external battery charger.
Edit: For reference, purchased the G85 last May for $700 with kit lens and telephoto. To some of the folks asking for other options, I looked quickly and can't find a better option at this price point currently. Would probably be solid for YouTube at 1080p, as it also shoots 120.
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