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I am not familiar with G85, but have GX85 which is related to G85 in main functionality - 4K functions, AF, IBIS, sensor... I believe it is fine camera. I was quiet happy with it for some time. ...

Last week I shot 75 1.8 on my G9. No problems at all. AF is fast and precise.  Did not test AF-C.

Price reduced: 280€ Photos:

I used GX85 and recently got G9. I also own RX100V which should be similar as RX100 mk4. Regarding photo quality - RX100v can compete quiet nicely with m4/3 during daytime and in reasonably good ...

I used to shoot Nikon FF till last year, together with m4/3. Had some issues with that camera and was not willing to invest into newer model. Sold everything. Was left with m4/3 only, but soon ...

I use Lowepro Dashpoint 20 for my RX100V. It can attach to belt or backpack easily. It  offer protection to camera and I can store additional battery into memory card compartment. RX100V with ...

For sale is my moderately used Panasonic GX80/GX85. Updated to latest firmware. Bought in May 2016. Currently has over 2900 actuations. Camera is in good condition, without any physical damage, ...

I use RX100V along m4/3 system. They complement one with another. RX100V is great companion on daily outings with family, padling trips, hiking etc. Whenever I am too lazy to carry m4/3 system ...

I used FF D800 for quiet a while along with m4/3 system. But there are some issues with AF accuracy and I was just fed up with size, weight and file size. So I sold everything and invested in m4/3 ...

I own RX100V sine last fall and I did not want to purchase grip from sony since I think it should be included with camera at this price. For everyone that think grip would ruin compatibility with ...

I suggest turning on face recognition and eye focus. Face recognition will show square round whichever face will find in a scene and will focus on face when focus engaged. In addition to face ...

I think 900 eur should get you gx85 and lenses 12-32, or 12-60 or 14-140. Lens selection depend on how compact would you like to go.

Thank you for clarification. That is valuable input and it might make me reconsider ;-)

I used to own Ricoh GR which also has fixed lens. It was fantastic camera, but once I got 15 1.7 lens with GM1 body, I sold GR. Altough I really liked that camera, I did not use it all the time ...

Some of photos I have available on flickr:

I use DXO for quiet a while (last 3 versions, I believe), but now I tried CaptureOne and it is indeed better for Sony RAWs.

Thank you for your reply. I tried capture one on my "green mess" photo and it is definitely better. In future I will use Capture One for all Sony RX100v RAW files .

Greg thank you for your reply and provided samples. Some very nice photos there. Can you share your processing technique? Which software do you use? Anything special? In good light and good ...

Well, for landscapes I am mostly happy with m4/3. Not always with RX100v. Never did side by side comparisions yet. But will probably do it now, to really see differences more clearly.

Since last october I use RX100v as a companion to m4/3 system. I like its features and speed in small package. I use camera as a take anywhere camera when I am lazy to carry m4/3 system cameras. ...