The Panasonic Lumix GM5 is an interesting and accomplished system camera, but while the GM1 arrived at a time when it could slot into the market and outshine many high-end compacts, the more ...

Panasonic has announced the Lumix GM5, which they are claiming is the world's smallest mirrorless interchangeable lens camera with a live viewfinder. The Lumix GM5 features a large 16 megapixel Micro ...

While it may not have been as exciting as the Lumix LX100 or the Europe-only CM1 unveilings, the new Lumix DMC-GM5 from Panasonic still deserves a bit of attention. A successor to the GM1, it’s still ...

The Lumix DMC-GM5 ($899.99 with 12-32mm lens) is one of the smallest interchangeable lens cameras you can buy, a fact that allows Panasonic to sell it at a premium price point. The svelte shooter ...

Photography News: Panasonic Announces Two New LUMIX Cameras and a Lens, With Advanced Features and Sleek Compact Designs, Bolstering Panasonic's Extensive LUMIX Lineup The first new camera from ...

Panasonic has just launched the Lumix DMC-GM5 targeted at shooters who want high performance with a form factor that's about as small as you can make an interchangeable lens, Micro Four Thirds camera.

Panasonic has updated its small-scale compact system camera with the announcement of the Lumix GM5. Unlike the original Lumix GM1 model, the slightly larger GM5 also features a built-in electronic ...

The Lumix DMC-GM5 ($899.99 with 12-32mm lens) is one of the smallest interchangeable lens cameras you can buy, a fact that allows Panasonic to sell it at a premium price point. The svelte shooter ...

Coming after Panasonic's smallest ever GM1 interchangeable lens camera on launch, the GM5 adds an eye-level viewfinder and hotshoe for attaching the flash bundled in the box. Does this make it the ...

Like its predecessor, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM5 packs an image sensor that's much larger than you'd expect, resulting in a pocket-friendly camera that can go toe-to-toe with larger interchangeable ...

Photographers looking for a take-everywhere camera should give the GM5 kit serious consideration, particularly if they already own a Panasonic M4/3 system. The same applies to digicam owners looking ...