Once again, this is not a still camera regardless of how well Panasonic can lead you to believe

I blame Nikon as much as Panasonic

There are very few good Panasonic lens

So that means the only potential serious negative with the camera is that if it ever needs warranty service, Panasonic has a poor reputation for fixing problems in a timely manner (expect 6 weeks to get repair work done).

I trusted the Panasonic because I was a gh3 owner and user and even that the gh3 was bad in low light

That being the case I would still like Panasonic to do some solid research on this to come up with the solution

I am also into photography, and have shot with Nikons and Canons, but have always preferred Panasonic for video (No record length limit is critical for events).

f2.8 ****Panasonic Leica 25mm F/1.4 - Fantastic for everything - probably my main lens for videoPanasonic Leica 42.5 F/1.2 - Fantastic for everything

Panasonic put the "weather resistant" label on this body and i've always been skeptical of any company that puts that label on any product, but to my EXTREMELY GRATEFUL surprise the camera works perfectly

Panasonic really knocked it out of the park with this one

Panasonic have been working this since the GH1 and unfortunately got sidetracked by 3D.

Panasonic's excellent touch screen system and quick menu work very well

and I find myself grabbing them both (as well as my GX85) as I am a believer in future proofing as much as possible

and I find myself grabbing them both (as well as my GX85) as I am a believer in future proofing as much as possible