GX7 vs GX80

alcelc wrote:

Henry Richardson wrote:

alcelc wrote:

photofan1986 wrote:

GX7 advantages:

-Tilty Evf

- 1/8000 shutter

- flash with master wireless trigger

- better grip

- 12 bits electronic shutter

5 C modes

12 bits e-shutter

Gx80 advantages:

- much better 5 axis IBIS

& DUAL IS

- quieter shutter with greatly reduced shutter shock

- quicker operation, newer processor (but sometimes weird artifacts in jpeg)

- no aa filter ( sharper images)

- charging of the battery through USB

- DFD focusing

- 4k video and 4k photo mode

3 C modes

10 bits e-shutter

Zebra alert

Auto ISO in M but no EC

Dial Operation Switch to add temporary features to front and back dial

4 bracketing modes

Post Focusing

1 stop better high ISO performance

A couple of days ago I bought a very nice used GX7II and I was wondering about the electronic shutter. 12-bit? 10-bit? Thanks for the info. I shot quite a bit with it yesterday on my first outing with it and I used the electronic shutter all day. The same as I normally do with my PEN-F and E-M10II. I know the situations where I need to switch to the mechanical shutter and I do that only in those situations. The PEN-F and E-M10II have 12-bit electronic shutters and the scan time is 1/20 second. Not so fast, but not as slow as some electronic shutters that are more like 1/10 or 1/8 second. I think the E-M1X is 1/60 and maybe the E-M1III also. Not sure about the E-M1II and E-M5III. Does anyone know about the GX7II/GX85?

10 bits in case of GX85.

Not sure why Panny has put a 12 bits e-shutter as well as EFCS up to 1/2000" in G85, a model of similar generation to GX85...

Yes, it is 10-bits. I was replying to the 10-bit info which you and others had already provided. But, what is the scan time I asked about? Do you know?