The world of mirrorless cameras is increasingly fierce and vast, so much so that we can find products capable of rivaling professional DSLRs by adding portability, practicality, lower costs and, often, smart functions. What the Japanese manufacturer has been able to conceive, which in Europe is called G85, is an excellent mix of photographic, video and versatility features. Equipped with the well-established 16 Megapixel micro four thirds sensor, it has an ISO sensitivity that starts from 100 and extends up to 25600 and allows you to shoot impressive bursts of up to 40 FPS, even in RAW format, while on the video side it allows you to shoot movies up to a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels at 30 FPS. Staying on the subject, the images remain natural, clean and detailed up to ISO 3200, being able to push up to 6400 if necessary; which is difficult given a particularity that distinguishes it, namely the presence of a 5-axis stabilizer directly on the sensor, so as to facilitate shooting or freehand filming even with shutter speeds very close to one second. The build quality is excellent, thanks to the tropicalized magnesium body while it has a large 3-inch adjustable touch display and an OLED viewfinder. Ideal for: the Panasonic G80 / G81 / G85, name variable according to the region in which it is located, is perfect for lovers of photography and ease of handling, who, however, do not intend to give up quality in shots and filming.