Panasonic's mid-range MFT with WiFi — 16.1MP, EVF, and NFC in a compact DSLR-style body.
The Panasonic Lumix G6 was released approximately 2013 as a mid-range Micro Four Thirds camera with 16MP resolution and built-in Wi-Fi, succeeding the G5. Features a tilting articulating LCD and an electronic viewfinder. Micro Four Thirds mount.
16MP MFT sensor. Articulating touchscreen LCD. Built-in Wi-Fi. Electronic viewfinder (EVF). 1080p/60fps video. At approximately 390g body only. Micro Four Thirds mount.
The G6 added Wi-Fi connectivity and a touchscreen interface over the G5 while retaining the same general form factor. It represents the first generation of Panasonic MFT cameras to broadly incorporate touch-to-focus for video. The Depth-from-Defocus (DFD) AF system was not yet introduced at this generation.
On the used market the Panasonic Lumix G6 is a vintage MFT camera. Condition checks: articulating LCD hinge, EVF display condition, Wi-Fi pairing function, MFT mount contacts, shutter actuation count.