The have legions of admirers among photographers and videographers alike. With two mirrorless camera ranges, as well as a suite of point-and-shoot compacts, Panasonic has built up a formidable portfolio of fantastic shooters. It was actually the first manufacturer out of the blocks with mirrorless; its pioneering Lumix G1 arriving all the way back in 2008.
Since then, the firm has gone from strength to strength, consolidating its line-up with the full-frame Lumix S series. We test all the major cameras released by Panasonic, and list represents the models that have impressed our reviewers the most. With Panasonic courting both photographers and videographers, we assign video specialists to review new Lumix cameras as well as photo experts, so you’ll see the opinions of plenty of different writers throughout this guide.
As mentioned, the Panasonic lineup includes Micro Four Thirds mirrorless, full-frame mirrorless and compact cameras, and we’ve included representatives from all these categories. Don’t worry if you’re not sure what this means – there’s an explainer section at the for those who are new to Panasonic gear. We have made sure to add some budget-friendly options to this list for those who need them.
For more Micro Four Thirds options you may be interested in our guide to the , and we also have a dedicated rundown of the that includes several Panasonic-made options. Not only will you find the best Panasonic Lumix cameras, but you’ll also find some of the.
