Panasonic
Panasonic DMCG80MEBK 16.8MEGA Pixels 4K 3inch LCD WiFi Dual I.S
£799.99
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Check Electrical Discount UK anywayOne of the most sensible cameras Panasonic has made — properly built, properly stabilised, and priced like an afterthought. For daylight stills and video it is hard to fault at the money.
Read our full Panasonic DMCG80MEBK 16.8MEGA Pixels 4K 3inch LCD WiFi Dual I.S review
- Brand
- Panasonic
- Category
- Digital Cameras
- Model
- DMCG80MEBK
- Colour
- Black
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| Retailer | Delivery | Availability | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electrical Discount UK | Free delivery | Out of stock | £799.99 | Go to store |
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Our take
Panasonic Lumix G80 review: the sensible all-rounder
Weather sealing, dual image stabilisation and 4K video in a mid-sized body. The G80 has been a quiet recommendation for years, and the price makes it quieter still.
What we like
- Dual I.S. combines body and lens stabilisation effectively
- Weather-sealed body at a modest price
- Fully articulating screen
- 4K video and 4K Photo
What to watch
- 16MP is modest by current standards
- Smaller sensor struggles in low light
- Older autofocus system
- Ageing electronic viewfinder
Quick answers
What is Dual I.S.?
Panasonic’s system for combining in-body stabilisation with stabilisation in the lens. Working together they correct more movement than either could alone, which shows most in handheld video and long-lens stills.
Is 16 megapixels enough?
For prints up to A3, screens and social media, comfortably. You have less room to crop aggressively than with a 24MP camera, but for most uses it is not a practical limitation.
G80 or G9?
The G9 is faster, tougher and has better stabilisation and a bigger grip. The G80 is smaller, lighter and cheaper. For casual and travel use the G80 is plenty.
From the manufacturer
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Exceptionally high videographic performance that meets professional needs has been added to a powerful zoom and 1-inch sensor in a camera truly designed for creators. The new F2.8-4.5 24-480mm LEICA optical performance for both photos and videos. This lens system features an inner zoom structure with guide-pole mechanism for smooth, stable zooming, and dramatically suppresses image shift by 80% c coreless DC motor also enables slow constantly zooming from wide to 20x tele-end.
A galvanometer drive iris, which is used in professional video cameras, smoothly catches up with sudden changes in b seamless iris control even when zooming. The LUMIX FZ2000 further evolves to meet professional quality and standard with the capability of 4K (Cinema 4K: 4096 x 2160 / 24 fps and QFHD 4K: 3840 x 2160 in MOV/MP4 and ultra high bitrate Full HD video recording at 200 Mbps (ALL-Intra) / 100 Mbps (IPB) without recording duration limit. In addition, a variety of practical functions required for professi
