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 is running with the idea of small devices with big sensors at Photokina this year. The firm has revealed a trio of Lumix devices including the CM1, an Android smartphone/camera hybrid with a ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 14 years, which has given me a front row seat for the changeover from DSLRs to mirrorless cameras, ...

Panasonic has chosen Photokina to release details of its latest interchangeable-lens M4/3 camera, the DMC-GM5. Panasonic’s new Lumix DMC-GM5 compact system camera. (Source: Panasonic.) The new Lumix ...

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 ...