Panasonic Lumix GX9

What do you need to come back from a city trip with successful, super beautiful shots? A 20-megapixel sensor without anti-aliasing filter in a compact, light camera body with super-fast AF, 4K video and super-effective image stabilization due to...

The difference in size between the GX85 and GX9 is little enough to be unnoticeable, but that between the GX8 and the other pair is vast. The GX9 is a significantly smaller camera than that which precedes it, and with smaller size comes lesser surface...

The Panasonic Lumix GX9 is a great choice for those that want to take excellent photos with a compact camera. The natural light shots impressed us with their detail. Outdoor photos were also very vibrant. But the short battery life and low light...

I liked the Panasonic Lumix DC-GX9 a great deal. It has an excellent set of features, and out of the box outperforms a compact camera by a long way, while not being all that much larger. And it has the potential to deliver stunning shots in all sorts of conditions if equipped with the right lens.

If you want a small camera that can shoot good-quality stills and 4K video alike, then the GX9 is well worth a look. But for stills photographers, there are other cameras at a similar price point that deserve consideration, such as the Olympus OM-D...

The PitchLove it or hate it, smartphone cameras have been nothing short of a game-changer for travel cameras like Panasonic's flagship GX range. The gulf between the things you can capture with a full-frame shooter and the things you can shoot with...

The devil in the details - and the details are where the GX9...

In many ways, the Lumix GX9 takes two steps forward over the GX8, but one step (maybe half a step) back.The removal of the optical low-pass filter means Lumix GX9 delivers excellent detail, with images looking that bit sharper than those from the GX8,...

The GX9 has only just been released in Australia yet already, local online re-sellers have begun to discount. Listed on-line prices range from AU$1198 and AU$1300 with the 12-32mm f/3.5-5.6 kit lens.If you're looking for an enthusiast-orientated,...

The GX9 is a great little camera that ticks a lot of boxes for anyone looking for a travel and street photography camera. It's reasonably priced (particularly if you go for the free lens pre-order offer) and image quality is very good, as long as you...

I was extremely pleased when I saw that for the latest GX camera, Panasonic had decided to use the smaller form factor. Having now spent a good deal of time using it, I can also confidently say that the GX9 is a great little camera to use.I like to have...

The Panasonic Lumix GX9 updates the GX8, with a more compact camera body, a tilting screen, and smaller electronic viewfinder (EVF), which is most likely unavoidable due to the smaller body size. The 3inch tilting touch-screen has a good resolution of...

The GX9 ticks all the right boxes in terms of specifications, size and price, but despite its traditional-looking exterior and external dials, it relies heavily on its menus and touch-screen interface and can feel fiddly to set up. Its image quality,...