I had an amount of rewards dollars about to expire at BestBuy and so went browsing the open box specials. Wound up with a G85 kit with the 12-60.
You don't see ANY online buzz about the G85 prolly cuz it's not a new flagship model nor does it introduce anything new at all. All it is happens to be a very good camera at a very fair price. Only UltraGreat Cameras at Rather Exorbitant Prices are buzzworthy.
Anywho, I did check for buzz before buying and since a lack of buzz means a lack of bad reviews, it followed me home. The G85, not to be confused with the GX85, is no "unsung hero". It's more of a reliable foot soldier. Not especially interesting to peepers, geeks, and trolls ... so this may be the only thread that ever even mentions it at all, anywhere in all these subforums.
We now return you to our regular scheduled program of Know-it-Alls and WannaBees, in full battle array. Enjoy the show !
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That G85 is an exceptional package! DP Review loves it. It’s very well-rounded, well-built, and the design is excellent.
Great link. As a long time reader AND creator of manuals, it’s my mantra for learning most anything.
I was going to tell Chris that you knew what it meant...as I've seen you post it several times. I felt it was particularly relevant to the original post.
Now the Nikon Z6 and Z7 have appeared with built-in IBIS, joining the crowd of cameras which incorporate it - mainly those made by Sony and Pentax, along with all Olympus MFT models, and some Panasonic MFT models - many of which are said to have "Dual ILIS" - we are faced with a conundrum of sorts. Where do we implement DUAL ILIS - in what situations? … And, what problems are we likely to encounter when we do?