Testseek.com have collected 105 expert reviews of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX8 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX8.
August 2015
(84%)
105 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Low image noise until ISO 1600, Nice image colors after tweaking, Impressive metering, Instant shutterlag with short blackout, Ultrafast autofocus, Extremely sensitive AF, Fast shottoshot speed, Superb EVF, Calibratable LCD, Highly customizable, Mostly st
Some image softness at all ISO, Frequent colorcast in low light, Limited dynamicrange, ExposurePriority only in Manual mode, Wrong LiveHistogram, Front function button difficult to use, Flex in LCD hinge, Low batterylife
Panasonic truly impressed us when they introduced their GX7 and the new GX8 takes it even further with a weatherproof body and improved stabilization that combines both sensor-shift and optical stabilization to maximize efficiency.The Panasonic GX8 boosts...
Highest resolution Micro Four Thirds camera yet; Great high ISO performance; Very fast autofocus; Fast burst mode with deep buffers; Impressive Dual I.S. system; Great 4K video,
No built-in flash; Slow buffer clearing; Below average battery life; Limited I.S. for 4K video,
Great image quality in both iAuto and Program shooting modes, Excellent overall performance from the AF and Burst shooting modes, Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record, Weathersealed body protects from splashes and dust, Two command dia
No builtin flash to add additional light
Back in July of 2015, Panasonic announced their 2015 flagship DLSM (Digital Single Lens Mirrorless) model: the LUMIX DMC-GX8. Picking where the last gen GX7 left off two summers ago, the GX8 promises more megapixels, enhanced image stabilization, a faster...
Although not as small or elegant as the Olympus OM-D cameras,the GX8 will appeal to photographers looking for a solidly constructed weatherproof CSC with a generous grip and plenty of user-adjustable controls. The 4K shooting modes are likely to be appeal...
Published: 2015-08-19, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Abstract: What could be better than one Lumix camera to test? A second one – to make comparisons, and having the DMC-G7 and DMC-GX8 go head to head revealed something interesting, though not entirely surprising: a $500 difference between price tags counts for a lot...
Published: 2015-08-06, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
JPEG mage quality is good with wide dynamic range, preserving good detail in both highlights and shadows. Compared with a 16mp micro four thirds camera the 20mp sensor on the GX8 delivers larger images, better resolved detail and, most pleasing, less imag
The memory card goes in the battery compartment – bad. And the camera is supplied with the Silkypix RAW converter but Adobe Camera RAW now supports the GX8
Panasonic is raising the bar for the micro four thirds format, which means that both Panasonic and Olympus will be upgrading their cameras over the next few months. The price puts the GX8 in the middle of the Olympus OMD E-M1, Fujifilm X-T1 and Sony a7II...
No drive mode dial, Larger than GX7, Four Thirds type sensor is smaller than APSC format competition
The 20Mp GX8 has a tasty specification and feels good in the hand. Early indications are that it also delivers detail-rich images, and the 4K Photo mode delivers high-quality 8Mp results...
With so many upgrades built into the GX8, it was hard to mark it down for features and build. The 20.3Mp sensor is groundbreaking, the weather-sealed body is sturdy and the 4K video and image stabiliser is the icing on the cake.The GX8 delivered a str...
Abstract: Its Micro Four Thirds sensor has a good resolution of 20.3MP, and it's stabilised for sharper shots too. The 3in rear display has a resolution of just 1040k-dot and we really like its ability to be flipped to assist awkward framing. The touch interface is...
