Panasonic Gx7 Camera

[0.93 lb] I use two super clamps, a super clamp and clip, & a super clamp with small camera adapter (panasonic gx7). This arm is very easy to position and hold Gobos, cameras, and other various little things infront of lights and by my camera for viewing. great little tool.

[Ballistic nylon] This pouch is perfect to carry a small, but substantial, camera like the Panasonic LUMIX GX7. I can carry the 20mm/f1.7 and the 15mm/f1.7 plus the GX7 along with two extra batteries and filters.

[f/3.5 to 5.6] I bought this lens for my mother. But after testing it on my Panasonic GX7 decided to keep it. I do a lot of traveling and this lens is perfect for carrying around with me. Its small enough so that my camera fits in my purse, but has some zoom capability.

[Plastic] Excellent Protector for my GX7

I bought this to be the main lens fixed to my GX7, to be attached to the camera when not in use in lieu of a front camera cap. I figured it would also serve well as the just grab it and shoot kind of lens, where when I see a shot and need a camera quickly as possible, this one is waiting with a lens on it. At the 35mm equivalent of 28mm, you get a not too wide wide angle shot...back far enough for good group portraits or vacation/traveling scenes, but not so far back that you introduce too much ancillary subjects into the scene that you'd prefer to crop out. I was surprisingly impressed with picture quality. I wasn't expecting poor quality, but what I've gotten is high quality at any f/stop. Even wide open, the image was noticeably free of any aberration or color bleeding, albeit a bit soft, especially as you approach the edges. That's really the main con I have of the lens: it does tend to be a bit soft at the wider apertures, and there was slight light falloff to the corners when wide-open. I've used it predominantly indoors, sometimes without a flash, sometimes with, and in both instances the images were consistent and reliable. Focusing is fast and quiet. There is considerable noise once you go past ISO 800, but it is a micro four thirds camera after all...you gotta expect some noise at higher ISOs. The lens is so light and compact, you feel like you're shooting with the lens cap. I can't say how durable it is, since I have yet to test it in rain, and I haven't dropped it yet. But, it is very light and made of what feels like pretty cost-efficient plastic, so I wouldn't be using it as a hockey puck anytime soon. I doubt it's very rugged. The lens mounts and dismounts on the GX7 with perfect ease. I'd definitely recommend this lens to anyone who is looking for a lightweight, portable lens that delivers consistently good images.

Connected to the GX7, this is fantastic street camera, fast and bright. Great in low light. I am new to the 4/3 format and loving the compact size of the pancake lenses.

[Lithium-Ion] I recently purchased a LUMIX GX7 MFT body to use along with my collection of Olympus MFT bodies and lenses. I have at least 3 batteries for each battery type in my Olympus lineup so I can shoot all day and review my progress in-camera, without skipping a beat. After receiving the LUMIX GX7, I fully charged the battery, and started learning how to use the new interface. Later that day, the battery required re-charging. It seemed to give better service on the second charge. So, I decided it was time to research a second battery. I read a lot of reviews on the LUMIX brand battery, versus several after market batteries. If memory serves, without exception, reviewers were not satisfied with non-LUMIX batteries. Comments ranged from shorter run times and frequent battery failures to the camera not recognizing after-market batteries. Even though the LUMIX branded battery cost more than the after-market battery, I would rather pay for a reliable battery I can depend on, rather than save some money and have the camera out of service because I of battery failure. The replacement LUMIX battery I purcahsed acts just like the one that came with the LUMIX camera, and I am glad I did the research and made the right decision. You should, too!

Awesome lens for the new Lumix GX7 that I bought as a gift for my wife. This is the lens that you should buy for this camera. Good quality pictures. No complaints. Highly recommend.

[10x AA] these are the best for shooting with on/off camera flash. these are better than the Panasonic

[0.155 lb] GREAT fit for Panasonic camera.