G7 vs G85
Headsup7up wrote:
Ken Yull wrote:
I'm late to the post as usual. Many will not agree with me, but I say that my experience is from having a G9 for six months, yes it is a great camera but one should always handle a camera if possible before buying. After 6 months I was getting rather tired of the G9 too large and heavier than any mft camera I have used previously, so long story short looking at results from other forum members I choose to change to a G80/85 and glad to say have not regretted it for one moment. Fits my hands like a glove performance is as good as I need. So my advice is if the G9 does attract you then do try to handle one first. But if you view some results by forum members using the G80/85 then you can judge whether they would suit your requirements. A good selection to view check out Windmillgolfers sites.
I have been a photographer for over 70 years, and my aim is to produce photos that please when viewed not for faults but mostly familiarity and memories.
I agree 100% with this. We are all different and have different tolerances. I don't like using my G85 for very long without the battery grip due to it being just a little too small. Ergonomics is one of those very personal things that you need to experience for yourself. The size is actually one of the reasons I'm looking forward to adding a GH5 or G9 one day.
I would love to be able to see in person as well as handle. This is so important to me. I just don't like a plasticy feel. However that is impossible where I live.
I'm going to have to look at the size differnece between the G85 and G9. But first I will see how the grip works for me. I feel it will be just fine.
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And for anyone who might be interested - I was on my way to order the Vivtar grip from B&H this afternoon. I decided I should take one more look around first. I found the genuine Panasonic BGG1 at BUH for $99. I thought sure I was looking at something wrong - went around and around 3 times.
Panasonic lists this grip at $350. Adorama's price was $200.
I feel like I hit the lottery or something!
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