Panasonic - G7 Mirrorless Camera with LUMIX G VARIO 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 II ASPH./MEGA O.I.S. Lens

Problem is the lenses comes with the default A7 configuration is very cheap, not good, it might not be as good at all //@Anonymous: M43 sensor is roughly 1/4 size of A7. Image quality is not comparable at all. But just like other said, G7 is a good balance of size, price, image quality and usability. //@anonymous: Experienced person please comment image quality vs Sony A7?

M43 sensor is roughly 1/4 size of A7. Image quality is not comparable at all. But just like other said, G7 is a good balance of size, price, image quality and usability. //@anonymous: Experienced person please comment image quality vs Sony A7?

If talking about image quality, any generation of Sony A7 blows this away. You get what you paid for. However, Pany G7 is a good camera with great value, great video quality, fast and accurate focusing, and decent images. The operations/menu system is better than Sony's. Panasonic and Olympus lenses are much cheaper and than Sony's. //@Anonymous: Experienced person please comment image quality vs Sony A7?

Experienced person please comment image quality vs Sony A7?

I assume this is a really nice deal since the lenses itself is on sale for about the price. On the other hand, it is a 3 years old camera body. The only scenario I can think of this works is when you need the lenses, somehow, and have someone in mind to pass on the body.

Thanks, updated. //@anonymous: Amazon is also $399.99

Amazon is also $399.99

Thanks for the correction //@anonymous: Traditional DSLR uses a mirror to reflect the light to the viewer finder. When picture is taken, the mirror is lifted up and shutter open. Light reaches the sensor without mirror and shutter in the middle. //@Anonymous: Traditional DSLR cameras have a mirror that reflects the image onto a sensor. In the ‘mirrorless’ Versions they took away that mirror, which reduces the size and makes it bit more compact. //@anonymous: what does it mean to be mirrorless camera?

Traditional DSLR uses a mirror to reflect the light to the viewer finder. When picture is taken, the mirror is lifted up and shutter open. Light reaches the sensor without mirror and shutter in the middle. //@Anonymous: Traditional DSLR cameras have a mirror that reflects the image onto a sensor. In the ‘mirrorless’ Versions they took away that mirror, which reduces the size and makes it bit more compact. //@anonymous: what does it mean to be mirrorless camera?

No mirror!

Traditional DSLR cameras have a mirror that reflects the image onto a sensor. In the ‘mirrorless’ Versions they took away that mirror, which reduces the size and makes it bit more compact. //@anonymous: what does it mean to be mirrorless camera?

what does it mean to be mirrorless camera?