Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM5

The Panasonic GM5 is small and charming, but there's some stiff competition at this...

How small can an interchangeable lens camera get before the benefits of being able to change lens are outweighed by the relatively cramped nature of the body? That's what we kept thinking as we used the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM5, which is a Micro Four...

Let's be clear. I'm not a small camera kind of guy. I'm the guy who sprints 200m up a steep hill laden with three DSLR bodies and long lenses to get a King of the Mountain finish line shot.That's a working day for me. So if you hand me a featherweight,...

If small size is a priority, the pint-sized Lumix GM5 can't be beat. It affords creativity and flexibility that you won't necessarily get with a fixed lens camera, and provides a Four Thirds sensor many times the size of those found in not-much-smaller...

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 tech-laden GM5 exists in a different context.

After 1 comes 5, I've learned. The Panasonic GM5 is the successor to the Panasonic GM1. Both cameras belong, along with the Nikon 1 among others, to the smallest mirrorless system cameras with interchangeable lenses. The sensor of these cameras beats out...

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM5 can create great photos, but ultimately feels a little too cramped and fiddly.

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 to upgrade to an interchangeable-lens camera,...

In fact, last year the manufacturer launched the smallest interchangeable lens camera on the market to feature a four-thirds sensor in the shape of the Panasonic Lumix GM1.While the all-new Lumix GM5 isn't a successor to the GM1, it certainly falls in to...

Considering the cameras size, the GM5 is capable of some amazing things. In a body not much larger in length and height than a credit card, it packs a huge four-thirds sensor, which gives great image quality. Weve seen it used in many Panasonic cameras...

The size of a pack of playing cards, the 16 megapixel, metal and plastic build Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM5 joins its maker's smallest-ever interchangeable lens system camera, the prior issued GM1, in the Lumix G line up; one that includes plain G, GH and GX...

The new Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM5 is the smallest compact system camera in the World with a Live View Finder. The DMC-GM5 features a Four Thirds-sized 16 megapixel Live MOS image sensor, 920K-dot touchscreen LCD screen, 1,166-dot equivalent LVF with 0.92x...